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Welcome to Moose Jaw’s Holiday Season!
There is something special about this time of year in Moose Jaw. Our downtown streets On behalf of Moose Jaw City Council and the City of Moose Jaw, it is my pleasure to welcome you to Moose Jaw as come alive with festive displays, local shops are...
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Sod-Turning signals start of Moose Jaw’s largest infrastructure project
A piece of Moose Jaws infrastructure that has quietly served the community for more than six decades is about to give way to a new facility designed to carry the city’s wastewater system into the future. City officials and project partners gathered...
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Art in the Attic turning pre-loved art into local and global support returns October 17
Do you have a painting sitting in storage that no longer matches your home decor, or a framed print tucked away waiting for a new home? The Rotary Club of Moose Jaw Wakamow is calling on local residents to clear off their walls and dig through their...
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Hopkins Dining Parlour celebrates 47-year anniversary on Saturday, September 26
Linda Lin, the owner and operator of Hopkin’s Dining Parlour can often be seen greeting guests at the door by name and seating them in their usual spots. They talk about the weather, how they’re feeling that day and lately they’ve been chatting about...
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100 Years of Service as Royal Canadian Legion Moose Jaw Branch Hosts Annual Veterans Luncheon
The Royal Canadian Legion Moose Jaw Branch is preparing to welcome local heroes, their families, and dedicated caregivers for a special afternoon of fellowship, appreciation, and commemoration. On Saturday, September 19, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.,...
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Toy Run returns as riders gear up to support Moose Jaw Families this Christmas
The sight of hundreds of motorcycles lining Main Street each September has become one of Moose Jaw’s most recognizable traditions, an annual reminder of how deeply this community shows up for its own. This year, the 38th Moose Jaw Toy Run returns on...
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Old time threshing bee set for Sukanen Ship Museum
Today’s large modern combines can harvest up to 200 acres a day. Ninety years ago the new fivefoot wide combines could harvest a mere three acres a day. People can see the old ways of harvesting and threshing at the annual Sukanen Ship Threshing Bee...
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Over the Bridge: Summerfest Returns to Moose Jaw for a Night of Live Music
Summer may be winding down according to the weather, but Moose Jaw is continually winding up to host another event. Over the Bridge: Summerfest is returning Saturday, Aug. 29, bringing an evening of live music, cold drinks and summer fun to the Urban...
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Rory Allen to perform at the grand finale on the Concerts in the Park series
Moose Jaw, it’s time to get “All Shook Up” at the grand finale of our beloved Concerts in the Park series this year. The Moose Jaw Health Foundation is going out with a true king. On Wednesday, August 19th, at 6:30 p.m., the Crescent Park Amphitheatre...
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Local artist selling collection to preserve Moose Jaw heritage
The community of Moose Jaw is invited to take part in a unique event where they can purchase one-of-a-kind works of art and tour a breathtaking stained glass sanctuary, all while helping to preserve one of their most beloved heritage...
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Dive Into Adventure at the Moose Jaw Public Library this summer
Summer in Moose Jaw is heating up, but the coolest place in town isn’t the pool—it’s the library. Whether you are planning a lazy day at the lake, seeking refuge from the summer sun, or looking for an exciting way to fill a rainy afternoon, the Moose...
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Canola acreage up, wheat acres down
Reacting to market opportunities and prices Canadian farmers increased canola acreage and reduced wheat acres when seeding this spring. Canola increased by almost two million acres to 24.4 million while wheat acres decreased to 26.3 million — a...
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Sukanen Ship Museum to welcome families for annual Family Day on July 19
Families looking for an affordable day trip later this month will have the opportunity to explore local history while enjoying a full slate of activities during Sukanen Ship Pioneer Village and Museum’s annual Family Day. The event is scheduled for...
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Your guide to Canada Day celebrations in Moose Jaw
Residents will have plenty of opportunities to celebrate Canada Day on July 1, with activities running from morning until night and culminating in the fireworks display at Hamilton Flats. Pancake breakfast at the Cosmo Centre Residents can start the...
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Families for Change plans ‘Jail & Bail’ fundraiser to support new South Hill location
Residents looking to settle a few lighthearted scores while supporting a local cause will soon have the chance to see friends, family members, coworkers, and employers hauled off to a mock jail cell. Moose Jaw Families for Change (MJFFC) is hosting a...
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New South Hill farmers market aims to support local vendors and build community
Residents on South Hill have a new opportunity to shop local and connect with neighbours this summer with the launch of the Urban Cellars Farmers’ Market. The weekly outdoor market debuted May 30 in the parking lot of Urban Cellars at 510 Home Street...
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Farmers’ markets return for 2026 season with two weekly options for shoppers
Residents looking to shop local this summer will have two weekly opportunities to purchase fresh produce, baking, handcrafted goods, and artisan products as a pair of farmers’ markets launch their 2026 seasons in Moose Jaw. Both markets began...
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Spring Fling car show scheduled for June 6
The annual Spring Fling Show and Shine will happen June 6 at the Sukanen Ship Museum grounds. “We’ve had over 100 cars some years,’’ said spokesman Garry Davis. The numbers “all depend in the weather and what else is going on.’’ The show and shine...
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Snowbirds to return home for 55th anniversary celebration at Moose Jaw municipal airport
The Canadian Forces Snowbirds will return home this summer for a special anniversary air show celebrating 55 years since the aerobatic team’s first performance in 1971. The Canadian Snowbirds Hometown Event is scheduled for July 11 at the Moose Jaw...
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Busy season ahead for Sukanen Ship Museum
The Sukanen Ship Pioneer Village and Museum is planning a busy year, says President Gord Ross. “We’re going to have a busy season’’when the gates open Wednesday May 13. The Museum will conduct five special events during the period to Sept.13 as well...
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Tourism Moose Jaw kicks off 2026 trolley tour season
A signature part of the city’s tourism season is back, with Tourism Moose Jaw relaunching its trolley tours beginning May 1. Operated through the Moose Jaw Trolley Company, the tours offer a range of experiences that combine local history with themed...
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Family First Radiothon returns May 7, 8 with focus on expanding chemotherapy care
The Moose Jaw Health Foundation (MJHF) is once again calling on the community to step forward in support of local health care, as the 20th Annual 800 CHAB Family First Radiothon prepares to hit the airwaves May 7 and 8. This year’s campaign will focus...
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Indoor, outdoor car show coming to Currie Armoury in city
The ninth Highway to Heroes Car Show will kick off this year’s car show season on Friday, May 8 and Saturday May 9 at the D.V. Currie Armoury at 1215 Main St. N. in Moose Jaw. The show is sponsored by Friends of the Forces Fellowship in collaboration...
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Heartland Hospice gala to bring music ‘legends’ to life in support of local care
An evening of music, laughter, and community spirit will take centre stage April 11, as Heartland Hospice Moose Jaw prepares for its annual gala fundraiser at the Cosmo Centre. The event, titled Legends Dinner Theatre, will feature tribute-style sets...
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Full throttle ahead: Mortlach ATV derby set for April 11
The Mortlach Recreation Board is once again turning to the trails for a community fundraiser, with its annual ATV derby set for April 11 in support of ongoing upgrades to the village rink. The event, now a spring tradition in the area, will feature a...
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DuffleBag Theatre to bring interactive fairy tales to Moose Jaw classrooms this spring
Several students across Moose Jaw will soon take centre stage as part of a provincewide theatre tour that turns classic stories into live, interactive performances. The Organization of Saskatchewan Arts Councils (OSAC) Performing Arts in Schools...
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‘Healthcare Rocks 4’ concert nearing sellout as March fundraiser approaches
Residents are encouraged to secure their seats soon as the Moose Jaw Health Foundation’s (MJHF) annual “Healthcare Rocks” fundraiser returns later this month, bringing live music and community spirit together in support of local hospital...
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Junior Select Band concert set for Saturday at Peacock Centennial Auditorium
The Moose Jaw Junior Select Band will take the stage later this week, offering the public an opportunity to hear some of the city’s top middle-years musicians perform. The public concert is scheduled for Saturday, March 7 at 1 p.m. at the A.E. Peacock...
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‘Tintamarre’ parade returns March 18 to celebrate Moose Jaw’s Francophone heritage
The sound of bells, whistles, and proud French-language voices will once again echo through Crescent Park as Moose Jaw’s Francophone community prepares to host its annual Tintamarre Fransaskois celebration on March 18. Organized by the Association...
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Iatridis challenges Moose Jaw to pack the arena for the Warriors on Mar. 7
With the Moose Jaw Warriors locked in a tight playoff race, local restaurant owner John Iatridis is challenging the community to “pack the arena” on March 7 for the home game against the Lethbridge Hurricanes. Iatridis, owner of The Mad Greek...
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Down the rabbit hole: Harmony Arts Program’s ‘Alice in Wonderland Jr.’ opens March 6
Local audiences will soon have a chance to tumble down the rabbit hole with Harmony Arts Program’s latest youth musical production, Alice in Wonderland Jr., set to hit the stage next month at the Mae Wilson Theatre. The show will feature 27 student...
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Square One announces January concert and winter raffle to support housing efforts
Square One Community Inc. is giving residents two ways to come together this January, pairing live music and a winter raffle on Jan. 29 at Zion United Church to raise funds for its housing initiatives. Comfort Singers The first event is a 50s, 60s...
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‘Healthcare Rocks 4’ returns with U2 tribute in support of local hospital care
Residents are invited to turn up the volume for local health care this spring, as the Moose Jaw Health Foundation (MJHF) prepares to host its fourth annual “Healthcare Rocks” fundraiser in support of improved medical care at the Dr. F.H. Wigmore...
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