On The Canadian Country Showcase November 2nd & 3rd 2024
Two great guests are joining us this weekend! First up is Jeff Catto, a familiar name to the show, bringing his new single "Gold" and chatting about his upcoming album dropping next week. And, we welcome Matt Martin, a fresh face to our lineup, who’s debuting his new track "Seeing You." Plus, we’re rewinding to this week in 2020 with a #1 hit from Tyler Joe Miller.
Catch the Canadian Country Showcase on Saturdays at 12 pm and Sundays at 4 pm across the Golden West Country Network.
Support a good 'claws': Paws for Pledges Radiothon begins November 8
The Moose Jaw Humane Society (MJHS) and Country 100's 12th annual Paws for Pledges Radiothon is just around the corner, set to begin November 8, from 6 a.m. until 6 p.m. During the 12-hour event the MJHS is hoping to raise $95,000 in support of the shelter and animals in need within the city.
The team at the MJHS has been hard at work getting everything ready for the radiothon, and Executive Director of the MJHS, Dana Haukaas, hopes that some pets find their forever homes as a result.
Alliance Church is drop-off location for Operation Christmas Child shoebox collection
Operation Christmas Child, a charitable effort by international Christian relief organization Samaritan’s Purse, is coming to Moose Jaw Alliance Church from Nov. 18 to 24, giving residents the chance to help children in countries around the world.
Do you know the signs of carbon monoxide poisoning?
It’s Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week November 4 through November 8.
Cathie Bassett, public education officer with the Moose Jaw Fire Department, said people should take precautions when it comes to the ‘invisible killer’.
“You can’t see it, you can’t smell it, you can’t feel it or taste it,” she said. “Unlike many other toxins and poisons, CO doesn’t irritate your body or cause pain – meaning there’s often no warning or danger signs of it being present in your home.”
She said that pets and children tend to be affected first, due to their smaller size.
Pigeon show coming to Moose Jaw Nov. 16
They’ve got around 150 entries so far, and pigeon enthusiast and show judge Bob Pilchar said they’re expecting between 250 and 300 pigeons at the upcoming ‘Saskatchewan Pigeon Show’ on Nov. 16.
Entrants are going to arrive from across the Prairies for the show.
Pilchar spoke about how the pigeons will be judged. “They’ve got to be a certain size, certain shape, certain colour.”
Meet the candidate: Godwin Ezizor
The following is Ezizor's responses to the questions that we posed to all candidates:
Q: Why are you running for council?
Meet the candidate: Doug Blanc
Here are Blanc's responses to questions that we posed to all of the candidates:
Q: Why are you running for council?
Elizabeth Anne Koch
ELIZABETH ANNE KOCH
August 13th, 1957 - September 10th, 2024
Elizabeth Koch (née: Kuntz), beloved wife of the late Allison Frank Koch, of Calgary, AB, passed away on Tuesday, September 10th, 2024, at the age of 67 years.
PREVIEW | Warriors head into Victoria looking for a win
Victoria, B.C. – The Moose Jaw Warriors will look to get back on track when they head into Victoria to face the Royals on Friday night.
Moose Jaw has lost three straight games to open up their BC Division road trip, but have been getting better with each outing.
McFadden learning from early-season opportunities
Victoria, BC – The injury bug hit the Moose Jaw Warriors hard early in the season with some key, veteran forwards missing time.
While that led to struggles for the team, it could also pay dividends as the season progress with some younger players getting more opportunities higher in the lineup.
“It helps you get your confidence now and dip your feet into the league a bit more, you’re getting more opportunities and more looks and that’s going to give you scoring chances,” Warriors rookie forward Landen McFadden said.