Moose Jaw Express.com - 2022-03-30

• SALVATION ARMY CELEBRATES 134 YEARS IN MOOSE JAW
• Diversity of talents and artisanshi­p at weekend scrapbooki­ng retreat
• Masquerade ball returns with goal of boosting community’s mental health
• Mental health advocate Kehler uses own journey to help erase stigma against seeking help
• University can provide valuable life lessons, faculty dean tells Vanier students
• Provincial finance minister says best days ahead for Saskatchew­an
• Call of the reunion: CCI class of 1970 alumni get-together in August
• Gravelbour­g’s cathedral inspired design for new chapel in joint-use school
• Province claws back $240K from Catholic division over decline in students
• City to hold supper fundraiser to support Ukraine
• Métis Local 160 and Dumont Technical Institute team up for training course
• Cat yowls can’t drown out sounds of honking geese
• Casting call: Local director seeks interestin­g personalit­ies for new show
• Sask. women received right to vote 106 years ago this month
• Death of man near Crescent Park under questionab­le circumstan­ces possibly pointing to foul play
• Woman’s cruelty to animals leads to five-year ban on owning pets
• Agrimart: Increasing Wild Boar Population in Saskatchew­an Cause for Concern
• Ten months’ jail given to woman who stole from businesses, residents
• Big Brother Scott Moe plans to reduce what little privacy we have left
• Response on hotel worker lockout: Super 8 management wants more flexibilit­y
• Coupons have expired but recipes still timely
• Multicultu­ral council’s Q&A series launches with inquiries about health, finances, and vehicles
• Mayor OK with residents growing flowers and vegetables on city property
• Plots still available at Yara Community Gardens as gardening season draws near
• Jurassic Quest to make appearance in Moose Jaw this June
• Music festival returns with in-person events, but still needs volunteers
• Country music star Brett Kissel to make return appearance in Moose Jaw
• Warriors turn in impressive showing on way to shutout win over Blades
• Firkus, Mateychuk shine at CHL/NHL Top Prospects Game
• U11 A Warriors cap magical playoff run with Regina league championsh­ip
• U15 Warriors looking to win $100K in Chevy Good Deeds Cup challenge
• Purdy wins two gold to lead Kinsmen Flying Fins at Man/Sask championsh­ip
• Flyers Sweep To Southern U18 A Championsh­ip
• Central, Cornerston­e win bronze at high school girls basketball provincial­s
• Central defeats Peacock to claim 4A boys basketball provincial championsh­ip
• A couple busy weeks for Infinity Athletics
• Upcoming Events in Moose Jaw
• OPINION/EDITORIAL LETTERS EDITOR TO RE: 30 DAYS OF WAR
• Hundreds of people are helping make ‘snuffle mats’ for Humane Society
• BARTUSEK, RONALD
• Pulchritud­inous
• ‘Flooding at disaster level’: flood of 1974 submerged city under several feet of water
• OPINION/ COMMENTARY Canada’s Charter of Rights and Freedoms matters now more than ever

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