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I just knew it would happen when I saw the flags going up on Moose Jaw's Main Street last week.

People, local people, are upset about the fact we have an American flag, the Star Spangled Banner, blowing in the breeze in our city. These are people who, like most of us, are upset about the fact President Trump is imposing tariffs on Canadian goods.

Many of them soon found out that we're flying the flag to welcome Team USA to the BKT World Men's Curling Championship in Moose Jaw.

Chestermere residents can have their say about which movie they want to watch at an upcoming film night.

Choices include Moana 2, Mufasa: The Lion King, Inside Out 2, and Wicked.

The event will be hosted at John Peake Park on May 3, with voting closing on April 9.

Residents can vote here.

Fresh after clinching a playoff spot while resting on a bye week, the Saskatchewan Rush are ready to get back to work with a home game against the Colorado Mammoth on Saturday. 

Rush transition Jarret Smith is a huge fan of the reimagined jerseys that the Rush will be wearing during the game. 

“The more I see them, the more I like them, honestly. I'm excited to wear them.” 

Bolt Brain Buster:

Joseph Murray performed the first of which type of operation in 1954?

Text your answers to the Humboldt Sobeys Talk and Text line 306-682-0107

Tune in to the morning show or check back tomorrow for the answer!

When people think of early cinema, Hollywood often comes to mind. But long before the rise of Tinseltown, Manitoba played a crucial role in Canada’s early filmmaking. In 1897, the province became the setting for some of the country’s very first films, capturing grainy black-and-white footage of prairie life, farmers at work, and CPR trains chugging across vast landscapes.

Sunvalley Tire Winkler has rolled out a meaningful initiative to give back to the the community. Until March 31st, the company will donate $5 to Central Station Community Centre for every commercial truck tire sold. This initiative supports Central Station’s vital work in providing programs and resources to families in need.

We sat down with Staff Sergeant Sebastian Andrews to discuss his experience moving to Kindersley, his background in policing, and his appreciation for the RCMP’s community-focused approach.

He shared how he transitioned from working in U.S. prisons to joining the RCMP, valuing its nationwide mobility and emphasis on community engagement.

Andrews also highlighted Saskatchewan’s recruitment opportunities and changes in training, such as the removal of the gas hut exercise.

Wapiti Dental!

They enjoyed hot coffee and treats from McDonald's! 

Enter your business and you and your co-workers could win coffee and a variety of muffins, lil donuts, cookies, egg McMuffins and breakfast burritos from McDonald's!

We'll draw a winner every week and will personally deliver McDonald's coffee and treats to the winning business.

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The melting snow is a reminder that sunnier, much warmer days are ahead for the region. And with those warmer days will come summer sports. 

One of the most popular sports in the region, baseball and softball are preparing to kick off with a couple programs, according to Portage la Prairie's Umpire in Chief, Trent Lepine. He notes that whether your child is new to baseball, or a seasoned veteran, there will be something for them in the region.

Gardeners may have a few weeks to wait before the ice caps recede and the ground warms up, but those in the know are getting set for another planting season.  

The Humboldt and District Museum is pitching in with those plant choices in an upcoming seminar. The invitation is going out from Cultural Services Director Jennifer Fitzpatrick.