MooseJaw

800 CHAB, Country 100, and Silver Star Salvage & Recycling fueled local farms with Farmer Appreciation — Seeding Edition for two weeks in May.

We had numerous farmers win lunch from Deja Vu Cafe and a gift card from Canadian Tire, while also being eligible for the grand prize — $1,000 worth of FMC Express SG.

Our lucky winner of the grand prize was Brad Wiggins of the Liberty area! Have a listen to his full reaction below.

InteliRain is like the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears, but for irrigation farmers — getting their fields “just right” for water distribution.

The Calgary-based company uses an automated variable rate irrigation system that allows growers to maximize yields, minimize workloads and conserve water.

The Moose Jaw Health Foundation’s Little Princess Ball once again delivered a magical weekend for families, with more than 200 children filling the Moose Jaw Temple Garden Centre’s Curling Centre with a swirl of tulle, tiaras, ballgowns, and more tiaras. 

Held over the weekend, this year’s ball featured a surprise Encanto theme, inspired by the magical Madrigal family from the Disney hit film. 

The City of Moose Jaw will move forward with a study examining the feasibility of transitioning to zero-emission buses (ZEBs), such as electric and hydrogen-powered vehicles. 

The total cost of the project is $190,600. The city has already secured a grant from Infrastructure Canada’s Zero Emission Transit Fund (ZETF) to cover 80 per cent of the cost. 

From Alberta to Manitoba, residents across the Prairies are out of their homes, while others remain on edge as wildfires inch closer to their communities.

The Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation in Saskatchewan has imposed an evacuation order for more than 1,800 residents of Pelican Narrows, 412 kilometres northeast of Saskatoon.

They are to flee to PAGC Urban Services, also known as the Margo Fournier Centre, in Prince Albert.

ROSETOWN, Sask. — The woman at the centre of a human trafficking case in Saskatchewan was cross-examined Friday on her employment history, travel records and deleted cellphone messages as the defence sought to challenge her credibility in a Rosetown courtroom.

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 LB Beattie Autobody, nominated by Amber Grasdal. The Mix 103 team stopped by with a Mix Mugging!

The Americas Agriculture and Food Security Forum will be held at Olds College and run parallel to the G7 meeting in Kananaskis.

The agenda for this year’s G7 Leader’s Summit contains no discussions of agriculture or food security, but one organization is aiming to make up for what the G7 lacks at an event of it own.

The Canadian Cattle Association's (CCA) Canadian Cattle Young Leaders (CYL) program is extremely popular. 

The CCA program was developed in 2010 as a succession tool for the industry; since then, the program has had over 200 graduates.

The CYL program is geared towards people 18 to 35 from across Canada involved in various aspects of the beef supply chain.

Cailey Church, the CCA's Youth Leadership Co-ordinator says the program pairs the participant with a mentor in their specific area of interest for nine months.

Seated in a brand-new throne and surrounded by dignitaries, King Charles opened Parliament Tuesday with a show of royal tradition — the first throne speech delivered by a reigning monarch in Canada in nearly half a century.

Reading from the speech — which is drafted by the federal government and lays out its policy priorities — the King proclaimed the "True North is indeed strong and free" and reaffirmed Canada's sovereignty while underscoring the "unprecedented" challenges the nation faces.