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It's "Retro Night" tonight at the Moose Jaw Events Centre as the Moose Jaw Warriors host the first place Saskatoon Blades. Puck drop is at 7, and you can catch all the action on Country 100, starting with the pregame show at 6:40. The Warriors have some fun lined up for fans tonight, including a chance to buy packages of three throwback player buttons. 

In Regina last night, the Tri City Americans needed a shootout to top the Pats 4-3. The Americans visit Moose Jaw Saturday night.

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The Moose Jaw Warriors continue preparations for tomorrow night’s game at the Moose Jaw Events Centre against the conference-leading Saskatoon Blades. Puck drop is at 7, and you can catch all the action on Country 100 with James Gallo, starting with the pregame show at 6:40.

The Blades were 5-3 winners over Medicine Hat last night. One other game had the Tri City Americans beating the Broncos, in Swift Current, 3-1. The Americans play the Pats, in Regina, tonight.

There are shoes to fill, and then there are the big, distinguished shoes at Chow McLeod Barristers & Solicitors of Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan. But lawyers Parker A. Chow, B.Comm, J.D. and Devin R. Wilder, B.A., LL.B. have already laced them up.

Chow, for one, was already planning to follow in the family footsteps in elementary school.

It was a busy overnight and early morning period for the RCMP on Saskatchewan Highways, with RCMP saying they responded to 14 collisions between 12 a.m. and 8 a.m. on Tuesday. 

Aside from a jackknifed semi just west of Belle Plaine, there was also a collision involving three vehicles west of Guernsey, a vehicle in the ditch in the Fort Qu’Appelle area, and two collisions involving deer.  

The Moose Jaw Warriors will be facing off against the Saskatoon Blades at the Moose Jaw Events Centre this Thursday.

The Winmar AAA Warriors find themselves near the top of the Saskatchewan Male AAA Hockey League after a pair of wins over the Kinsmen Maulers in Yorkton on the weekend. They won both games by scores of 7-1. The Winmar Warriors now 12-2-11 on the season and just two points behind the Regina Pat Canadians and it's those two teams going head-to-head at the Moose Jaw Events Centre this coming Saturday - game time 1:30. 

While the Moose Jaw Warriors took the weekend off, general manager Jason Ripplinger was working overtime, making a number of trades.

The team announced yesterday that defenceman Kalem Parker was traded to the Calgary Hitmen for 15-year-old forward Nathan Gardiner, as well as three draft picks. The Warriors announced Friday the acquisition of 18-year-old defenceman Ryder Ellis and two draft picks from the Lethbridge Hurricanes in exchange for 19-year-old defenceman Vojtech Port. The Warriors also added overage defenceman Keaton Dowhaniuk.

Moose Jaw’s three local Tim Horton’s franchises will donate the proceeds of their annual Holiday Smile Cookie Campaign to support the work of non-profit Hunger in Moose Jaw from Nov. 18 to 24. 

Each cookie will cost $1.50, and purchases of six or more cookies will be tax-free. The proceeds will be split 50-50 between Hunger in Moose Jaw and the Tim Horton’s Foundation. 

Moose Jaw North MLA Tim McLeod shared his thoughts following his being named to the provincial government’s cabinet with a new portfolio.  

McLeod previously served as the Minister of Mental Health and Addictions, Seniors and Rural and Remote Health, the Provincial Secretary and Legislative Secretary to the Premier. 

He will now serve as Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Corrections, and Policing in the Saskatchewan Party’s new cabinet. 

It was a full Moose Jaw Events Centre this morning for the 105th annual Remembrance Day Service. 

Civilians, cadets, and service members filled the stands to take part in the ceremony and honour those who have laid down their lives for Canada. 

The service was officiated by Reverend Doug Shepherd, with the music performed by the Vanier Collegiate Choir and Band.