Coronach and Bengough RCMP investigating theft, request assistance from public

The theft of personal items, including a debit card, from a parked vehicle in Bengough by an unknown individual or individuals is being investigated by local RCMP. 

The theft occurred between June 30 and July 1, and the stolen debit card was used at two businesses on Albert Street in Regina.

As a result of further investigation, the suspect was captured on video surveillance. The suspect is described as male, appearing to be in their late 20s to early 30s, approximately 6' to 6'3" tall with a stocky build. 

MJPS see clearance rates surge, crime severity drops in 2024

The Moose Jaw Police Service saw a significant increase in crime clearance rates in 2024, while crime severity dropped, according to new data from Statistics Canada. 

The police service dealt with 3,734 actual incidents in 2024, a 4.7 per cent decrease from 3,831 in 2023. However, that number was up from 3,334 in 2020. 

Of those incidents, 141 — or 3.64 per cent — were deemed unfounded. 

Mavericks snap Miller Express's winning streak

The Medicine Hat Mavericks picked up a 17-6 win Wednesday night at Ross Wells Park to end the Moose Jaw Miller Express’s three-game winning streak. 

After a scoreless first inning, Medicine Hat scored two runs in the top of the second. Moose Jaw replied with two runs in the bottom half of the inning to tie the game. Tanner DeGrazia doubled to bring home Eduardo Saenz, and Robert Estrada scored on an error by the centre-fielder. 

Pet Valu Perfect Pet Contest - July 2025 Submissions

Are you ready to show off your perfect pet? 

We're teaming up with our friends at Pet Valu to show off your furry, scaly, feathery, barking, meowing, swimming, jumping, and crawling pets! 

At the end of July, we'll draw 5 pets for a showdown! The pet with the most votes will win a $50 gift card from our friends at Pet Valu, plus the title of perfect pet! 

Carnie's Comments - Throwback Thursday

Carnie's Comments

 

I was so happy yesterday. I picked up a few things at the grocery store and at the check-out, I spotted OH HENRY candy bars on sale for $1.00. You know I bought two.

It made for a fun Facebook post and a number of friends reacted.

A friend my age asked, "Remember when they cost a dime?"

Yes, I do. It was back in the 70s. Chocolate bars and small bags of potato chips were 10 cents. You could get a 10 ounce bottle of soda for 15 cents.

UPDATE: Alert cancelled, dangerous person has been arrested

**UPDATE**

The RCMP arrested Elijah Albert at a rural location near Le stock, Sask. The investigation continues.

Further updates will be provided as they become available. Anyone with information about this incident is asked to report it to police by calling 310-RCMP.

**Original Article

Saskatchewanians are being made aware of a dangerous person with a firearm last seen in the Muskowekwan First Nation area. The suspect is Elijah Albert, a 28-year-old male who was last seen wearing a blue sweater, blue jeans and a dark backpack.

AgraCity restarts packaging and product fulfillment operations

 AgraCity - a generic crop input supplier - sending out an important notice yesterday to its clients thanking them for their patience while they work through their operational restructuring after experiencing cash flow problems.

AgraCity owes product to a number of farmers and is attempting to reimburse growers for crop inputs they bought but did not receive.

The company announced they have restarted their packaging and product fulfillment operations and will be making products available to customers soon.

 

 

Your Thursday morning commute: here's what to look out for

There are a few things to keep an eye out for during your commute as a new round of closures and constructions kicks off this morning.

Starting at 6 a.m. today, workers will be on site conducting road repairs on:

  • 200 block of Iroquois St. E,
  • 900 block of Francis St.,
  • Intersection of Hochelaga St. E and 1st Ave NE.

At 7 a.m. work begins at the following locations: