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I bought a new putter cover at a pro shop last week. I love it. It's white leather with embroidery featuring a Canadian flag, maple leaves, a beaver and a jug of maple syrup and in upper case, an E - H with an exclamation mark, EH!

I'm a proud Canadian and I get a kick out of the stereotypes that follow us. However, not everyone does.

A recent study found 70% of us think stereotypes can be viewed as racism and many are growing tired of hearing that we all say "eh" and that we all love hockey and Tim Hortons.

STEVE AND HELEN ZAREMBA

Steve (Stefan) Zaremba, October 22nd, 1932 - March 30th, 2023 and Helen (Iliana, née: Andrei), May 7th, 1937 - May 21st, 2025; were predeceased by their son, Richard Wayne.

Rob Carney - I know you want to remind our listeners about the hours at Moose Jaw City Hall. 

Maryse Carmichael - City Hall is now open 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., for anything that you need. Of course, there's lots online and I know a lot of our residents want to do their business online, which works if you want it.  

Rob Carney - Let's talk about the Student Summer Pass, it's up for purchase right now and it's a fantastic deal for youth in Moose Jaw ages 13 to 17. 

Maryse Carmichael - Yes, it's our transit pass and recreation pass, both of them combined. So, for $95 plus tax you can have these two passes from July 1 until August 31. 

William Edwards hit a home run, a double and drove in 3 runs leading the Moose Jaw Miller Express to a 9-8 victory over the first place Berries in Saskatoon last night.

Eduardo Saenz went 3 for 5 with 4 RBI for the winners.

The Millers will play host to Regina tonight at Ross Wells Park. The Red Sox laid a 17-1 licking on the Swift Current 57s last night.

The Weyburn Beavers also in action last night - they lost 19-6 in Medicine Hat.

Transportation Camp

Kids ages 7–10 are invited to travel through time and explore Saskatchewan’s rich history. At Transportation Camp, campers will discover planes, trains, and automobiles through fun, hands-on activities.

With expert guidance and plenty of laughter, it’s a summer adventure full of learning and discovery. There is still time to register your child for the remaining days of the camp, July 8 to 10; you can do so by calling 306-693-5989.

The proposed merger between Bunge and Viterra was finalized on July 2nd.  

According to the company's website, the new company marks the creation of a premier global agribusiness solutions company for food, feed and fuel. 

Bunge’s Chief Executive Officer Greg Heckman called it a defining moment for the company and its global team.

A colourful new public art project is landing in Moose Jaw this summer, thanks to a collaboration between the Northwest Community Association, the Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery (MJMAG), and the City of Moose Jaw.

By late August, a large-scale butterfly mosaic sculpture will be installed near the corner of Thatcher Drive and Simcoe Street, where the paved trail and playground meet in Spring Creek Park.

Saskatchewan’s fishing season is in full swing, and that is keeping conservation officers like Sgt. Dan Robinson rather busy ensuring that anglers are following the rules and regulations that help preserve one of the most popular summer activities in the province. 

He explained that while the majority of anglers he encounters stay up to date on the regulations outlined in the Saskatchewan Angler’s Guide, there are always exceptions. 

Moose Jaw remains one of the most competitive housing markets in Saskatchewan, according to the latest data from the Saskatchewan Realtors Association (SRA) — but the region’s real estate strength could be undermined without new inventory.
 
In its June 2025 report, the association found that Moose Jaw’s benchmark price hit $282,600, up 15.7 per cent year-over-year — the highest increase of any area tracked in the province.