Multi-car collision had emergency services out over the supper hour.
The story has been updated as a second single vehicle accident occurred at a different location in the north end of the city keeping the police busy
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The number of potholes patched by City crews this year is closing in on the 2,000 mark with lots more out there lurking
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The 2023 Edition of the Moose Jaw Hometown Fair Parade is shaping up and the call for entries continues
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We announce details and the question for this year’s giveaway of four free passes and unlimited rides at the Moose Jaw Hometown Fair
Good Luck!!
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Hard hitting and strong pitching led the Canucks to sweep a double header on the road against the PA Royals on Sunday
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It was a successful weekend for a Moose Jaw lacrosse team as they claimed the gold medal at a tournament in Medicine Hat
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The turnout was larger than usual as the Moose Jaw Dog Club hosted the regional qualifier for the Agility Association of Canada’s national agility trials on the weekend.
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The Moose Jaw Police Service (MJPS) has issued a public warning after three people are dead within 48 hours from drug overdoses.
The MJPS believe the deaths are tied to Fentanyl and warn the supply may be tainted or a compromised drug.
The public warning includes measures to prevent further overdose deaths.
The MJPS continues to investigate.
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Saturday was another good day for the Moose Jaw 18U AA Canucks as they won a pair of games.
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The best of the best agility dogs will be competing Saturday and Sunday at the Moose Jaw Exhibition Ground’s Golden Mile Arena has 85 dogs from Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Nunavut compete in the Agility Association of Canada regional qualifiers.
Dogs who achieve a standard in scoring qualify for the national agility trials.
Spectators are more than welcome and the event is FREE to attend.
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After a hiatus from 2019 the Moose Jaw Police Service handed out their annual awards on Wednesday afternoon
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The days of the Wild West portrayed in Hollywood movies may be long gone, but there’s still one RCMP officer in Saskatchewan, dedicated to combating livestock crimes
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There is a lot of optimism amongst ranchers and cattle producers as high cattle prices look like this fall’s calf crop could be a profitable one after years of slim profits and even losses.
Although things look positive there are still many factors - including weather and rising production costs - which could impact the final outcome the president of the Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association said as the group held their AGM in Moose Jaw
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It may not be something all vehicle owners are going to appreciate, but SGI has set and is in the process of instituting a maximum decibel limit for light vehicles and motorcycles
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It’s been a few years since the Moose Jaw Police Service (MJPS) has been able to hold an open house style community meeting to discuss what the MJPS does to serve and protect community.
But on Thursday evening at 7 PM at the Moose Jaw Public Library the MJPS is inviting the entire community to come out and hear about initiatives and what the force does.
You can even meet the new facility dog SVEN.
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A coroner’s inquest will be held into the October 7, 2021 sudden death of a 40 year old man in the Moose Jaw Police Service’s holding cells.
No date for the coroner’s inquest has been released.
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The much expected Gold Medal game matchup between Canada and the USA didn’t go the way Team Canada wanted as the USA team scored two short handed goals on the way to claim the world championship.
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The 18U AA Canucks had a great Saturday against the Lumsden Cubs
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