Handmade blankets and crocheted stuffed animals will soon offer a little extra comfort to children and members of Moose Jaw’s unhoused community, thanks to a volunteer group’s donation.

Front-yard graveyards, movie-inspired costumes and a police dog dressed as a cob of corn helped set the scene for Halloween in Moose Jaw, as residents shared their celebrations on social media Oct. 31 ...

Opposition introduced six pieces of legislation Monday afternoon, hoping to see a better outcome than the last time they attempted those bills.

Aim is for new reporting requirements for the hospitality sector, enhanced investigatory powers for police, and improved ...

REGINA, Sask. — SaskEnergy reported more than $10,000 in public money loss in the most recent quarterly reports within government ministries and Crown corporations, for the period from July 1 to Sept.

More than 500 lots will be up for bid Nov. 3 as Steffes Group hosts its first live auction at its Tisdale facility since joining forces with Bruce Schapansky Auctioneers.

A growing music program is giving Moose Jaw students more opportunities to perform, travel and build confidence, while its parent association works to keep families connected.

The Ag Transport Coalition reports system order fulfillment performance declined slightly last week, with CN and CPKC Rail combined, supplying 90% of shipper orders.

Nearly 75 per cent of Alberta voters backed remaining in Canada in an October referendum, while four constitutional proposals were rejected.

Warm yellows, ochre and brown bring a local artist’s portrait into focus as Jess Zoerb takes the spotlight at the Living Sky Art Collective this November.

A five-week campaign is underway in Yorkton-Melville after a federal byelection was called for Dec. 7. YORKTON, Sask. — Candidates wasted little time hitting the campaign trail after Prime Minister ...