No appointment needed for all services at Mr. Lube + Tires in Moose Jaw
Since opening the business in 2019, Gursimar Singh has sought to provide Moose Jaw with convenient, accessible vehicle maintenance and mechanical services.
Prime Minister Mark Carney announces support measures for softwood lumber industry
The federal government is setting up a safety net of loans, product-development grants and market diversification plans for Canada’s softwood lumber industry in an effort to shield it from the worst of American duties and fees.
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the plan Tuesday, promising $700 million in loan guarantees to address what he called "immediate pressures" and $500 million for long-term supports to help companies diversify export markets and develop their products.
Carney also promised that future projects will "prioritize" Canadian lumber.
James (Jim) Russell Black
With heavy hearts we announce the passing of James “Jim” Russell Black on Thursday, July 31st, 2025, at the age of 82 years. Born in Moose Jaw, SK on October 8th, 1942, Jim lived a life on his terms right till the end.
Jim worked many caretaker jobs over the years including the Post Office, Castle Wines, and the Catholic School Division. Jim met and married Elizabeth Klepsch and together they had one child, Penny.
UPDATE: Missing man found
*UPDATE*
Roland “Rollie” Wilcox has been located safe.
*Original Post*
Saskatchewan RCMP say an 82-year-old missing man from Canora was in Moose Jaw Monday morning.
Roland "Rollie" Wilcox was last seen on Sunday at 3:30 p.m. on Fifth Avenue West in Canora. Police say the investigation determined that he was in Moose Jaw.
Canora RCMP are following up on tips that Wilcox was spotted west of Good Spirit Lake Monday evening, although his current whereabouts are unknown.
Downpour of rain expected for the Moose Jaw area
The Moose Jaw area could see significant rainfall this afternoon through Wednesday morning.
Environment and Climate Change Canada is tracking a slow-moving upper low that could bring a widespread 10 to 20 millimetres of rain.
“I wouldn’t be surprised if someone came out of this with, say, three inches of rain, or 75 millimetres locally. But it does look like a widespread 10 to 20 millimetres — perhaps even more — so it looks like there’s still a fair bit of rain to come,” said meteorologist Crawford Luke.
POLL RESULTS: Voters in favour of annexation of land
Last week, Discover Moose Jaw had a poll asking you what the City of Moose Jaw should do to acquire land for a new solid waste facility.
The City of Moose Jaw is pursuing three options to see which one will stick:
Volunteers needed for Midwest Summer Shriners Conference
The Moose Jaw Shriners are putting out the call for volunteers as they prepare to host the Wawa Shriners Midwest Shrine Association Summer Conference from Aug. 20 to 23.
The conference is expected to bring together more than 500 Shriners and their families from Saskatchewan, Manitoba, North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan and Iowa.
Carnie's Comments - Good Times!
Carnie's Comments
It was last month when we got the good news. The unemployment rate in the Moose Jaw / Swift Current region is the lowest in Canada. In fact, the local region was tied with the Yorkton / Melville area for the lowest in the country.
More people are working, and the labour force is growing.
However, there are challenges for employers who need people with specific skill sets. That's why we have around 15,000 job vacancies in our province.
Miller Express finish regular season on a winning note
The Moose Jaw Miller Express went out on a winning note as they wrapped up the regular season over the weekend and now await the playoff schedule.
Moose Jaw's bats came alive at Ross Wells Park on Friday night as the Miller Express downed the Swift Current 57s 16–1.
Westin Walls pitched a complete game for Moose Jaw, allowing only two hits and one run while striking out 10.
Sports Round-Up: Tuesday August 5
Moose Jaw's Little League All-Stars wrapped up their Canadian championship over the weekend in Victoria. They lost 10-7 to Team Atlantic and dropped an 8-2 decision to Quebec before losing 17-1 to British Columbia to finish 0-6 for the tournament.
In the WCBL, the Moose Jaw Miller Express finished off their regular season over the weekend. They picked up a 9-4 win over the Regina Red Sox last night to finish the season with a 27-29 record, good enough for fourth place in the East Division.