Moose Jaw Express.com - 2020-05-27

• Village in United Kingdom showing support for Snowbirds
• BUFFALO POUND CAMPING
• SNOWBIRDS TRIBUTE
• Organizati­ons have adapted during pandemic to support special needs clients
• Province announces Phase Three of Re-Open Saskatchew­an
• Dare to Dream Lotto to once again help community of Mossbank
• Research into 1918 flu neglected family history
• COVID-19 has created a spirit of fear
• Conexus preparing to help next wave of tech start-ups
• Pandemic support for livestock producers
• Pandemic plan helped regional library prepare for shutdown of province
• Operation Inspiratio­n Will Live On
• Names in titles identify recipe’s origins
• Red Cross now offering Babysitter’s Course online for youth
• Pandemic causing more incidents of domestic violence, police say
• Moose Jaw Gamers resuming monthly D&D sessions with new online format
• Royal Canadian Legion honours fallen Snowbird
• Senator Pamela Wallin on the passing of Captain Jenn Casey, May 19 2020
• Change to bylaw lets Habitat for Humanity submit request for project
• PSSD needs $9 million for building projects over next four years
• Public division declines to pay bill for street project in Avonlea
• Prairie South allows some rural families to attend different schools
• PSSD trustees select Deloitte as auditor for next five years
• Solo rides and that’s about it: Moose Jaw Pavers working around COVID-19
• Settlement reached in Canadian Hockey League class action lawsuit
• Kim’s Taekwondo staying engaged with students despite closed studio
• Legion makes good progress on renovation­s during pandemic-induced closure
• Some health services resume as Sask Health cautiously moves forward
• Five seniors’ projects receive $15,000 in federal funding
• Wheat acreage dethrones canola as king crop in 2020

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