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As the rugby scene continues to grow in the southeast, the Eastman Warriors are looking to form a women’s team. 

Isi Masi notes that the Steinbach Regional Secondary School’s women’s rugby team is performing exceptionally well, and he hopes to give those players a chance to continue competing beyond high school. 

A ministry from southern Manitoba is combining motocross and faith as it hosts its first event at the end of June. 

"It's ride day camps for kids or adults, whoever wants to come out and just hang out and ride dirt bikes," says Kevin Nolt, who started Activate Motocross Ministry. "We'll eat some BBQ food, and there'll be some discussions and videos on faith-based subjects."

The inspiration behind the name 'Activate' comes from Mark 16:15, in which it says, "Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation."

Most fundraisers look fairly similar nowadays. No matter how you raise the money, if it’s for a good cause, people can always rally behind it. Although from 50/50’s to raffles and giveaways, it can seem kind of repetitive or for lack of a better word, ‘boring’.  

The Athletic Club noticed this as well and launched a new type of fundraiser called Move to Make a Difference. Combining the feel-good feeling of a fundraiser with the feel-good feeling of a great workout; they’re hoping they can raise funds for a good cause and raise your heartrate while they're at it.  

In a stunning and heartwarming display of teamwork, determination, and community spirit, the Border Valley/Blumenfeld Falcons boys basketball team have captured the Tier 2 Zone 4 championship banner — proving that size doesn’t matter when heart leads the way.

A team from two tiny schools

The Falcons represent a unique partnership between Border Valley and Blumenfeld schools. On their own, neither school has the numbers to field a full basketball team, but together they form a squad of just 160 students — total.

The 2025 Discover Moose Jaw and Hub Meats Best of Moose Jaw Awards nominations were submitted, the votes were tallied, and now it’s time to celebrate the best of the best in Moose Jaw — all nominated and voted on by you.

We’re highlighting our winners throughout the week! Streets Steakhouse and Bar is the recipient of the Best Wings award.

"It feels amazing," said Ashley Street, owner of Streets Steakhouse and Bar.

The Family Place saw an amazing turnout for their 30th anniversary celebration on Tuesday, where they offered up hot dogs, hamburgers, drinks, popcorn, and cupcakes for hundreds to enjoy. The grill was manned by volunteers from Vermillion Energy, with volunteers also on hand from Microtel Weyburn. 

It was perfect weather for the families who brought their children to play entirely outdoors on the bouncy castles, games, and play equipment, with bubble-blowing, face and arm painting, and even a petting zoo.

Most of us grew up watching Lady and the Tramp and dreaming about having our own spaghetti moment. The thing is, some foods just aren't share-worthy—no matter what you learned in kindergarten. 

On Nick Cooper in the Morning, we chatted about the foods we really shouldn’t be sharing, and we came up with quite a list. 

Foods that made the “do not share” list include:

• Suckers/Lollipops

• Soup (two spoons sharing the same bowl—no thanks)

• Cereal (same issue as soup)

The 2025 Discover Moose Jaw and Hub Meats Best of Moose Jaw Awards nominations were submitted, the votes were tallied, and now it’s time to celebrate the best of the best in Moose Jaw — all nominated and voted on by you.

We’re highlighting our winners throughout the week! Lee Smith is the recipient of the Best Coach Youth award.

"It's kind of flattering actually, to get notice," said Lee Smith, "in the end, it's just something for the community to give back because I've always had some great coaches."

The team at The Paisley Boutique was treated to a fashionable pick-me-up this morning thanks to the McCafé Coffee Break.

Today, staff swapped hangers for hot coffee and sweet treats courtesy of Cochrane McDonald’s and CochraneNow.

The boutique was nominated HERE and says shopping there always feels like catching up with friends. “The staff go out of their way to help you find the perfect piece.” 

“It’s more than a boutique, it’s a vibe.”

Cornerstone Christian School's Concert Choir and Vocal Jazz invites you to their Spring Concert on June 16! 

Stop by the Hillcrest Apostolic Church on June 16 at 7pm for an evening of music! The choir will be performing gospel music, 80’s pop, a video game song, classical choir, and vocal jazz.