Moose Jaw Express.com - 2019-10-30

• Festival of Trees Family Brunch also returning to fundraiser
• Annual charity campaign at 15 Wing returns
• Residents have been generous in supporting annual poppy campaign
• Saskatchew­an Throne Speech promises new decade of growth for province
• Caronport fire chief left speechless after receiving national award
• Francophon­e community scares up a good time with Zombie Run
• Don’t Stop Believin’: Journey, Styx, Foreigner tribute band hitting Moose Jaw
• Are humans headed for the same fate as fabled frogs in hot water?
• Assiniboia ethnic festival celebrates diverse cultures in community
• Minority looking for friends in low and high places
• Gingerbrea­d Square closing after 15 years downtown
• Health Care Providers Week
• Our Voice, Our Province: Women in Leadership conference carries powerful message
• NDP to make stressed education system focus of 2020 provincial election
• Moose Jaw North
• Ideas offered for enjoyable wild meat meals
• Charity rock concert celebratin­g the healing power of music
• CUPE workers threaten to strike over fairer wages, improved work hours
• Council gets update about recycling contract 18 months after its renewal
• Updated snowfall policy aims to clear priority roads within 96 hours
• Section of High Street given top priority in updated snow policy
• Extra engineerin­g crew created to tackle backlog of water projects
• Council’s strategic plan has too much ‘fluff’ language, says Swanson
• Warriors snap skid with overtime win in Saskatoon
• AAA Warriors cap solid week with loss to Mintos
• 4A Girls High School Soccer Provincial
• Stunning success: Spirits ride momentum to 4A girls soccer crown
• Kinsmen Speed Skating Club celebrates Fish Victory and prepares for upcoming meet
• Original 16 Cash League standings taking shape after recent action
• Swift Current defeats Central in football semifinal
• Manitoba rinks leading way in CTRS standings
• Vanier wins provincial girls soccer title, Central reaches championsh­ip final Spirits defeat Se Se Wa Hum 4-1 to claim girls title in Yorkton, Central falls 2-1 to Luther in boys final
• SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS
• Tours of century-old convent in Gravelbour­g perfect for spooky evening
• Hard Times
• COMING EVENTS

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