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  Canada to buy 50.4 million doses of pandemic vaccine; feds picking up 60 per cent of cost

  August 6th, 2009 - 4 h 00

  THE CANADIAN PRESS TORONTO - Canada will purchase 50.4 million doses of pandemic flu vaccine, an amount that should be sufficient to protect all Canadians who want to be vaccinated against the H1N1 flu virus, federal officials said Thursday. The...

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  Vancouver registers hottest day on record as BC is hit with heat wave

  July 29th, 2009 - 4 h 00

  THE CANADIAN PRESS VANCOUVER - The city of Vancouver has registered its hottest day on record. Environment Canada says a temperature of 33.8 C was recorded at Vancouver airport on Wednesday, shattering the previous high of 33.3 C that was set in...

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  Percy Lambert of Moose Jaw inducted into Shuffleboard Association Hall of Fame

  July 24th, 2009 - 4 h 00

  Percy Lambert of Moose Jaw has been playing shuffleboard since 1986. At a ceremony in Timothy Eaton Gardens earlier this week, Lambert, along with Archie Kruger of Saskatoon, were inducted into the Canadian National Shuffleboard Association...

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  Indoor camping is hard on the eyes

  July 22nd, 2009 - 4 h 00

  The folks who suggest that living in a tent in a wilderness campground or provincial park is a wonderful way to spend a holiday will be met with at least one dissenting vote. I admire anyone who is brave enough and pioneerish enough to pitch a...

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  Paddling out of the bushes

  July 22nd, 2009 - 4 h 00

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  How might travel visas for Canadians visiting Mexico impact tourism?

  July 22nd, 2009 - 4 h 00

  It might be an inconvenience, but if Mexico imposes travel visas on Canadians, similar to the ones Canada is currently imposing on Mexicans, local travel agents don't seem to think the move would reduce tourism to Mexico too much. On July 13,...

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  Saskatchewan brings in highest gambling revenue per person in 2008

  July 22nd, 2009 - 4 h 00

  THE CANADIAN PRESS WINNIPEG - Statistics Canada says gambling revenues in 2008 dropped for the first time in 16 years as Canadians pumped less cash into lottery tickets, horse racing and video lottery terminals. Despite the decline, gambling...

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  Moose Jaw's downtown ambassadors helping to point tourists, and locals, in the right direction

  July 21st, 2009 - 4 h 00

  Moose Jaw's downtown ambassadors have helped approximately 1,100 pedestrians find their way around the Friendly City since the Tourism Moose Jaw program began in May. The ambassador program is a joint-venture project in which the City of...

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  Sask. village declared a disaster area due to flooding from heavy rain

  July 16th, 2009 - 4 h 00

  THE CANADIAN PRESS DENHOLM, Sask. - A village in west-central Saskatchewan has been declared a disaster area after heavy rain caused flooding earlier this week. In a matter of hours, more than 125 millimetres of rain fell in Denholm, flooding...

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  More than 100 planes flying coast to coast to mark Canadian flight centennial

  July 15th, 2009 - 4 h 00

  THE CANADIAN PRESS VANCOUVER - What may be the largest group of non-military aircraft ever to fly together in Canada will lift off from suburban Vancouver airports Friday for a cross-country journey to mark the centennial of flight in Canada. More...

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Other news

• July 3rd, 2009 Casino Moose Jaw expanding food service area
• July 3rd, 2009 No second-phase Building Canada Fund money for Moose Jaw projects
• July 3rd, 2009 Vehicle-owners from across North America visit Moose Jaw for antique auto meet
• July 2nd, 2009 Moose Jaw residents gather to celebrate Canada Day
• June 30th, 2009 It's not a long weekend but ...
• June 30th, 2009 Moose Jaws Deb Thorn to head up new Enterprise region here
• June 30th, 2009 Moose Jaws Deb Thorn to head up new Enterprise region here
• June 29th, 2009 Tourism spending fell in first quarter of 2009: StatsCan
• June 27th, 2009 Vacation in the summertime
• June 27th, 2009 Health region board authorizes $200,000 more for endoscopy equipment
• June 25th, 2009 Unemployment figures on the rise in Moose Jaw
• June 23rd, 2009 Ian Tyson performs at the Moose Jaw Cultural Centre on Thursday
• June 20th, 2009 Its all about fatherhood Sun.
• June 20th, 2009 Operational pause on Snowbirds jets lifted
• June 19th, 2009 Spending some time at the Moose Jaw Hometown Fair

• June 19th, 2009 Operational pause placed on Snowbirds aircraft is lifted
• June 17th, 2009 Hauta explains multiplex choice
• June 16th, 2009 Tutors not the only planes grounded
• June 15th, 2009 Snowbirds will be grounded for undetermined time
• June 15th, 2009 Council receiving multiplex design-build report Monday
• June 11th, 2009 City still hoping for federal money for twinning waterline
• June 8th, 2009 Service marks 65th anniversary of D-Day
• June 6th, 2009 Canadian vets, world leaders gather in Normandy for 65th anniversary of D-Day
• June 2nd, 2009 Council votes to supply water to some communities at same rate as city
• June 2nd, 2009 Brazil confirms Air France jet crashed in ocean
• June 1st, 2009 New city program helps families get equipment for children to join sports groups
• June 1st, 2009 New city program helps families get equipment for children to join sports groups
• June 1st, 2009 Missing Air France jet hit strong turbulence over Atlantic Ocean
• June 1st, 2009 More thought needed for murals
• May 29th, 2009 Pair of hawks cause mail delivery suspension on areas of James, Henry Streets in Moose Jaw
• May 28th, 2009 Heading south of the border?
• May 22nd, 2009 Gas price on the rise but not like last year
• May 21st, 2009 City lift station in need of immediate repair
• May 20th, 2009 Police to hand out tickets to those who don't secure, tarp loads entering Moose Jaw landfill
• May 19th, 2009 City hiring company to repair pressurized sewage line valve
• May 15th, 2009 Brunswick Hotel the first one went through a lot of changes in beginning years
• May 15th, 2009 Cause of YWCA fire may not be determined; remaining walls may be brought down sometime Saturday
• May 13th, 2009 Husky pups trump tiger in gas tank
• May 12th, 2009 Looking out over the playground
• May 8th, 2009 City conducting weed control
• May 8th, 2009 City conducting weed control
• May 6th, 2009 Firefighters deal finalized
• May 6th, 2009 Canada objects to Russian expulsion of diplomats, asks why
• April 29th, 2009 Moose Jaw down 26 spots on MoneySense ranking of Canada's "Best Places to Live"
• April 25th, 2009 Air Canada jet hits turbulence off Honolulu

• April 25th, 2009 Province helps airport improvement projects take flight
• April 25th, 2009 Province helps airport improvement projects take flight
• April 21st, 2009 Operating budget passes despite Swansons misgivings
• April 20th, 2009 Hijacking in Jamaica ends
• April 17th, 2009 Canadian travellers continue to dispute resort bills after Conquest folds
• April 16th, 2009 Local Dragoon members lend expertise to Manitoba flood situation
• April 16th, 2009 Local Dragoon members lend expertise to Manitoba flood situation
• April 15th, 2009 Conquest Vacations out of business, cites price wars, credit crunch
• April 9th, 2009 Program coming to Moose Jaw encourages youth leadership in physical activities
• April 8th, 2009 City to pass money on to watershed stewards
• April 7th, 2009 No city tax hike yet
• April 7th, 2009 Council applying for BCF money for two projects
• April 4th, 2009 Five Hills Health Region to post $2-million surplus
• April 3rd, 2009 Moose Jaw's new brand gets mixed reaction
• April 3rd, 2009 Moose Jaw's new brand gets mixed reaction
• April 1st, 2009 Councillor says timing is right for citys rebranding
• March 31st, 2009 Citys budget goes from deficit to surplus
• March 30th, 2009 Growth in tourism spending slows in 2008: StatsCan
• March 26th, 2009 More than 800 people on evacuation alert as Manitoba forecasts 'prolonged agony'
• March 26th, 2009 15 Wing not commenting on Tutor jet plans
• March 24th, 2009 New millionaire among us?
• March 24th, 2009 Adults can be bullies, just like those on playground
• March 19th, 2009 Mayor says budget good for city
• March 18th, 2009 Time to prune
• March 17th, 2009 Finance minister to discuss budget here on March 24
• March 10th, 2009 Brunswick to be demolished
• March 9th, 2009 No call list is no perfect thing
• March 9th, 2009 Council repeals Brunswick Hotel's municipal heritage designation
• March 5th, 2009 Mexican travel advisory not having impact on local tourists: travel agents
• March 3rd, 2009 Capital budget set at $18.3 million