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800 CHAB, Country 100 and, Mix 103 broadcasted live at Tim Hortons Camp Day in Moose Jaw for the annual fundraiser where one hundred percent of proceeds from hot and iced coffee sales go directly to Tim Hortons Foundation camps. The initiative helps youth from underserved communities build life skills, leadership, and confidence through camp experiences. 

Nature Saskatchewan is urging motorists across the province to keep an eye out for young Burrowing Owls this month, as fledglings begin venturing from their nests to learn how to hunt and fly.

The organization says mid-July is a key milestone in the species’ life cycle, when juvenile owls leave the care of their parents to explore nearby burrows and test their hunting skills. Many young owls forage in roadside ditches and can easily (and dangerously) learn to prefer roadside hunting locations.

Moose Jaw Transit has revealed the winners of its annual Bus Pass Photo Contest, highlighting local photographers whose work will appear on official transit passes throughout the upcoming year.

The contest invited residents to submit high-resolution images that capture the spirit of public transit and the beauty of Moose Jaw — from candid shots of passengers and buses to scenic routes and iconic local landmarks.

Submissions closed on June 30, 2025, with 54 entries received.

Saskatchewan’s wildfire response continues to draw support from across the country and around the world, as the province grapples with what officials are calling an unprecedented fire season.

As of Tuesday morning, there were 50 active wildfires burning across Saskatchewan, including 12 that remain uncontained and 18 under assessment. Volunteers from Moose Jaw and area continue to be an active part of the ongoing battle.

The Moose Jaw community is preparing to gather once again to celebrate the life of Brady Grasdal through sport, friendship, and giving back.

The second annual Brady Grasdal Memorial Golf Tournament takes place Thursday, August 1 at Lynbrook Golf Course, with registration at 9:30 a.m. and a 10:30 a.m. shotgun start. Just a few team spots remain for what has quickly become one of Moose Jaw’s most heartfelt annual events.

The Moose Jaw Miller Express dropped a 5-4 decision in extra innings to the Weyburn Beavers on Tuesday night at Ross Wells Park.

After three scoreless innings, Moose Jaw opened the scoring in the bottom of the fourth when Eduardo Saenz hit a solo home run to make it 1-0.

Weyburn took the lead with a pair of runs in the top of the sixth. Moose Jaw answered in the bottom half when Austin Gurney grounded into a double play, allowing Ben Waliczek to score and tie the game.

The Beavers went up 4-2 after eight innings.

Carnie's Comments

As the provincial amateur golf championship season is upon us I'm thinking of my late father, George.

He loved to play. He wasn't exactly competitive, but he enjoyed his annual trip to the Saskatchewan Senior Championship. While he challenged himself to play well, he knew he wasn't in the elite class of golfers who could win it.

However, when he reached the age of 75 and qualified for the "legends" category, he was among the best.

It is with great sadness we announce the passing of Bill (William H.) Johnstone on July 13, 2025. Bill left us surrounded by family and friends and a whole lot of love.  

Bill was born on August 20, 1946, in Moose Jaw, SK to Betty and Lloyd Johnstone. He was raised on the Johnstone Dairy Farm.  Bill started his education at the Cobourg School, which was a one-room schoolhouse. He then attended Westmount Elementary School and Riverview and Peacock Collegiates. 

MOOSE JAW, Sask. – The Moose Jaw Warriors have acquired 2007-born forward, Kash Andresen, from the Lethbridge Hurricanes in exchange for a 2nd round pick at the 2028 WHL Prospects Draft.

“Adding Andresen to our group will provide us with a top 9 centreman who brings size and grit along with some secondary scoring,” said General Manager Jason Ripplinger. “Kash has been in the league for two years and will bring playoff experience along with solid leadership qualities.”

The Weyburn Beavers came into Moose Jaw and beat the Miller Express 5-4 in an extra inning last night. Noah Brooks went two for four with two RBI for the winners. Eduardo Saenz and Andy Rivas both hit home runs in a losing cause. Moose Jaw will host the Medicine Hat Mavericks tonight.

In other Western Canadian Baseball League action last night, Brooks outscored Regina 10-9 while the east division leading Saskatoon Berries beat Okotoks 11-8. The Berries are 32 and 5 on the season.