Profile of Lyndsay McCready

Biography

Lyndsay McCready is a reporter with the Moose Jaw Times-Herald.

All articles of Lyndsay McCready

• Provincial champs
  Although the events of the weekend are still a bit of a blur for the cast of the one act play Admissions, the fact of the matter remains, the ...
• Surgical funding
  The Saskatchewan Government announced a new initiative Monday that will have it investing $70.5 million back into Saskatchewan Health Care. The ...
• Taking a trip back in time
  Boogie, woogie all night long with the coolest cat you can find and head on down to Bobby’s for a swinging good time. Putting a little jive in ...
• Happy Mom Day
  This weekend, like many moms around the country I celebrated Mother's Day. I celebrated with my children, then later with my mom. I called my ...
• Police and Fire calls
  Fire calls Around 10:40 a.m. Saturday fire crews responded to a hazmat call on the 300 block of Laurier Street. The Moose Jaw Fire ...
• Celebrating 100 years of rich history
  Celebrating much more than a building, members of the Saskatchewan Dragoons and the Canadian Forces (CF) invited dignitaries, government ...
• Celebrating 100 years
  Marching down Main Street, as their fellow soldiers did before them, members of the Saskatchewan Dragoons, exercised their Freedom of the City in ...
• A great way to welcome back spring
  Taking advantage of spring’s beautiful weather and preparing for the spring garden season, Moose Javians headed to the Wakamow Valley Sportsman’s ...
• Family fun with SCRAPS
  Showing some love for the city’s feline population, the Band City Stray Cat Rescue and Protection Society (SCRAPS) was at the Moose Jaw Western ...
• Province, Feds invest $10m in agri-business
  Lyle Stewart, the province's minister of agriculture, was in Moose Jaw Friday to announce $10 million in funding to help improve and strengthen ...
• Snowbirds back in the sky
  Hundreds of family, friends and military personnel lined the runway at 15 Wing Moose Jaw, Thursday afternoon, as the Canadian Forces Snowbirds ...
• McHappy Day at McDonald's
  Creating its own brand of happiness, McDonald ‘s restaurants across Canada celebrated the company’s 20th McHappy Day Wednesday. Raising more that ...
• Fun in the sun
  It seems like it has been months since I started telling my kids "the sun will come out tomorrow" and it finally did. Taking full advantage of ...
• Moose Jaw Band and Choral Festival is coming back
  Of the many nicknames Moose Jaw has collected over the years, one the city can be particularly proud of is “Band City.” Celebrating its 64th year ...
• A look at the new regional hospital
  After thousands of hours of consulting, gathering information and working with more than 200 current staff members, physicians, patients, family ...
• Off to a good start
  Just over eight hours into the seventh annual Family First Radiothon, the grand total was sitting at $26,133. “This has just been great,” said ...
• Opening up to the public
  Giving the community a closer look at what the city’s new hospital is all about, senior administration from the Five Hills Health Region (FHHR), ...
• A closer look at the dance festival
  Although it is always important to put your best foot forward when taking the festival stage, both Tiffany Knight and Michelle Kittrell, ...
• Mayors' Luncheon
  Moose Javians are invited to dine with the mayor May 7 from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Timothy Eaton Gardens. Kicking off Mental Health Week, which ...
• Dance festival off to a great start
  With dancers wondering the halls, taking the stage and cheering from seats of the Peacock Auditorium, Sara Bryan, promotions coordinator for the ...
• A new look at 54
  After 54 years of giving back to the dance community and offering dancers a stage to shine on, the organizers of the Moose Jaw festival of Dance ...
• A new direction
  After years of living in a facility meant for something else, the staff of the Mental Health Unit, currently located on the third floor of the ...
• BWMJ looking to expand
  The Business Women of Moose Jaw (BWMJ) is looking to take its organization to the next level and expand its membership in the coming year. ...
• A good year for Angus Campbell
  Although the road to recovery can be one of twists and turns and roadblocks, one year after becoming an independent fee-for-service, non-profit ...
• More JUNO fun
  Friday, Moose Javians will have the opportunity to watch a variety of Canadian JUNO nominees and performers take on former professional hockey ...
• Celebrating Healthcare
  “Thank you, thank you, thank you. We really can never say thank you enough. The great thing about this community is that everyone comes together ...
• A true volunteer
  The Family First Radiothon is in its seventh year of raising funds for the Moose Jaw Health Foundation and Ken Hawks has been a part of every ...
• Flooding open house being held today
  Moose Javians are invited to a provincial flood response update Tuesday afternoon at the Heritage Inn Hotel and Conference centre, from 3 – 8 ...
• The Moose Jaw Music Festival is back
  The Zion United Church will be full of music this week as the 2013 Moose Jaw Music Festival will be in full swing. Beginning Saturday with the ...
• A fresh start
  The Progressive Conservative Party of Saskatchewan, held its Annual General Meeting Saturday, at Moose Jaw’s Temple Gardens Mineral Spa. Although ...