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This spring, Mix 103 is bringing the cheer straight to your workplace with Mix Mugging!

We're visiting 10 workplaces around Moose Jaw with the ultimate coffee break!

Each winning location will receive:

• 10 exclusive MIX 103/Streets Steakhouse & Bar coffee mugs
• A steaming hot carafe of coffee from Tim Hortons
• Delicious baked treats from Maple Leaf Bakery

Our latest winner was the Prairie Mobile, nominated by Breanne Wood. The Mix 103 team stopped by with a Mix Mugging!

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Dale Patricia Schafer on Saturday, May 17th, 2025. Dale’s kidneys started to fail, and just three days later she passed. 

The boys of summer are back in action! The Western Canadian Baseball League season opened last night in Medicine Hat with the hometown Mavericks scoring two in the bottom of the 9th to beat the defending champion Okotoks Dawgs 12-11.

The Mavericks will welcome the Moose Jaw Miller Express tonight. Also tonight, the Swift Current 57s play the Red Sox in Regina and the Weyburn Beavers will host the Saskatoon Berries.

The Florida Panthers eliminated the Carolina Hurricanes in Stanley Cup playoff action last night. Florida won the game 5-3 and the series 4-1.

Moose Jaw city council received an overview of the city’s structure management program, detailing when bridges, subways and dams are scheduled for repairs in the coming years. 

The city maintains 16 bridges, six subways and four dams, as well as the Snowdy Creek Dam located outside city limits. The goal of the program is to maintain and support these structures and to take tangible action following inspections. 

Moose Jaw city council learned during the Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Plant’s 2024 annual report that the plant briefly exceeded the maximum acceptable concentration of fluoride in December. 

On Dec. 5, 2024, the plant exceeded 1.5 mg/L of fluoride in the Moose Jaw transmission line for approximately 12 minutes. The online analyzer registered 1.73 mg/L, well above the target level of 0.7 mg/L. However, the levels were not confirmed by laboratory tests. 

The Moose Jaw Public Library’s June calendar is packed with programs that reflect the city’s multiculturalism and commitment to community learning — headlined by a greatly expanded Summer Reading Club launch event. 

Scheduled for Saturday, June 14 from 1 to 3 p.m. and themed “All Around the World”, the launch party is an afternoon partnership with the Moose Jaw Multicultural Council.  

The Moose Jaw Police Service and Moose Jaw Crime Stoppers is asking for the public's assistance in finding 42-year-old Crystal Jones.

Jones is wanted on warrants for use of a stolen credit card, failure to appear in court, possession of stolen property, theft under $5,000, breach of probation, and tampering with a motor vehicle.

She is described as five-foot-five, 119 pounds, with long, brown hair and brown eyes.

More than 67 per cent of the drugs seized during a month-long cross-country Canada Border Services Agency operation were coming into Canada from the United States, the agency says.

Operation Blizzard took place from Feb. 12 to March 13 and targeted illegal drugs and precursor chemicals transported by mail, air cargo or marine container, the CBSA said in a news release Wednesday. The agency said it focused on shipments going to the United States.

Prime Minister Mark Carney fielded questions about the trade war with the United States and his decision to delay the federal budget to the fall as he faced his first question period grilling in the House of Commons Wednesday.

Conservative House leader Andrew Scheer welcomed Carney to the House before launching into a question about Canada's response to U.S. tariffs.

"This is where democracy lives, and this is where we provide rigorous scrutiny on every word he says and every dollar he spends," Scheer said.

Green grass means that pasture turnout is right around the corner. The to do list gets longer than the days do. Checking fence to remove any fallen trees, repairing stretched or broken wires; make sure the water system is operational, and the water itself is safe for the livestock to drink. It all happens before animals can be moved to their summer home.