Mercury nosedives as brutal cold grips Moose Jaw and area
A brutally cold airmass has descended upon Moose Jaw and south central Saskatchewan sending the mercury plummeting to bone-chilling temperatures.
Environment and Climate Change Canada forecasts that the temperature in Moose Jaw will slide to -23°C this afternoon, before dropping to -35°C overnight feeling closer to -49 when the wind chill is factored in.
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Moderna's bivalent vaccine will be available starting Thursday, September 29 for Saskatchewan residents 18 years and older.
Residents can book a shot through the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) or at participating pharmacies.
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