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The Moose Jaw Warriors have just 5 games remaining in the Western Hockey League regular season and this weekend is a big one - A home 'n home series with the first place Saskatoon Blades. They'll play tomorrow at SaskTel Centre and Saturday night at the Moose Jaw Events Centre. 

In the second round of playoffs, the U15A Warriors fell to Prairie Storm Thunder 5-4 in overtime.

“There are very few things in healthcare that are close to 100% successful,” says Patrick Shields. “But this is pretty darn close.”

An experienced caregiver in advanced orthopedics, Shields is also the owner-operator of Footworks Advanced Foot Care – a recently-opened clinic in Moose Jaw. Having first launched in Swift Current, he says both the success of the original location and an evident need for lower limb care in South Central Saskatchewan made the city a logical next step for expansion."

The Moose Jaw Warriors have signed general manager Jason Ripplinger and head coach Mark O'Leary to multi-year contract extensions. The announcement came just before noon yesterday.

The Warriors are preparing for a home 'n home series this weekend against the first place Saskatoon Blades, with the Warriors heading to Saskatoon on Friday night, and the Blades visiting Moose Jaw on Saturday. The Warriors have five games to play in the regular season with playoffs to follow.

It's a chance for the kids and local collectors to get some autographs tonight! The Moose Jaw Warriors are inviting fans to the Moose Jaw Events Centre for a team signing event from 6:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. Fans are asked to bring a maximum of two items to be signed.

The Warriors are preparing for a big weekend with the 1st place Saskatoon Blades. They'll go home 'n home with the Warriors in Saskatoon Friday and the Blades visiting Moose Jaw on Saturday night. 

A man accused of attempted murder did not get a bail hearing during Moose Jaw Provincial Court on Thursday. 

Kyle Peeace appeared in court via video from remand, while his lawyer Nick Brown was on the phone. 

Brown said he was provided with a suggested address by Peeace on where he would live if released. According to Brown, he contacted the person living at that address they were not willing to have Peeace reside there. 

They earned 3 of a possible 4 points in the standings and clinched home-ice advantage in the first round of the playoffs.

The Moose Jaw Warriors beat Regina 6-3 on Friday night and then lost a 3-2 overtime game against Lethbridge Saturday.

Next up, the Warriors will face off against the first place Blades in Saskatoon on Friday night, and the Blades come to Moose Jaw for a matchup on Saturday. 

The U15 A Warriors have a championship in their sights after taking down the Regina Falcons. They'll face off against the Saskatoon Klippers in the finals.

With the recent announcement from the Government of Saskatchewan that it has signed a multi-year funding agreement with the Saskatchewan School Boards Association (SSBA), with the support of Saskatchewan's locally elected boards of education, the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation has responded. 

The Moose Jaw Warriors are back on home ice tonight for the first time in three weeks, hosting the Regina Pats at the Moose Jaw Events Centre. The Warriors riding a 6-game winning streak. You can catch all the action on Country 100 with the Voice of the Warriors, James Gallo, starting with the pregame show at 6:40.

Tonight's 50/50 Jackpot at the game is a guaranteed $20,000 - the winner will be drawn at the start of the third period. 

The Warriors then face off against the Lethbridge Hurricanes at the Moose Jaw Events Centre tomorrow.

The Moose Jaw & District Food Bank is closed due to emergency plumbing issues Thursday, March 7 and Friday, March 8.

Staff at the Food Bank posted on their social media channels to apologize and thank clients for their patience.

Updates on the situation will be released on Monday, March 11.

Square One Community, Inc. has an official City of Moose Jaw Extreme Weather & Food Strategy resource accessible on their website. The resource includes a list of options for food-insecure residents who may find the food bank's temporary shuttering a hardship.

A 47-year-old woman was sentenced to time served in Moose Jaw Provincial Court on Tuesday for a string of thefts. 

In a joint submission between Legal Aid lawyer Julie Knox and Crown prosecutor Rob Parker, Nicole Boughner pleaded guilty to six counts of theft under $5,000, two counts of failing to attend court, one count of breaching a probation condition and one count of assault.