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City launches ‘Get a Life’ by moving to Moose Jaw campaign at Regina airport

By Gordon Edgar - Moose Jaw Express/MooseJawToday.com

The City of Moose Jaw James Bogusz, president unveiled a new marketing and CEO of the Regina Internacampaign on July 28 in cotional Airport (YQR), greeted operation with the Regina everyone present and explained International Airport. The why the event was held at YQR. campaign tagline is “Get a “The Regina airport is Life” and will focus on proMoose Jaw’s airport. In fact, moting the advantages of we serve a catchment area of moving to Moose Jaw. over 500,000 people here in the “I think it’s time to probeautiful province of Saskatchmote our city as a place to ewan,” Bogusz said. “As one of move to, to get a job, raise a the largest population centres family, have a good quality of outside of Regina, Moose Jaw life,” said Mayor Clive Tolley. is critical to the economy of this “Moose Jaw has got an ecoairport ... It’s a symbiotic relanomic advantage over most tionship and one that we’re very other places in the world. Your proud of. And I want to thank dollar is going to go further, the our partners at Moose Jaw for housing is less expensive, cost considering hosting this aweof living generally is just less some event here today.” expensive.”

Trish Martynook, the chair Present in addition to of the YQR Airport Authority (l-r) Moose Jaw Mayor Clive Tolley, Regina Airport Authority board Mayor Tolley were Moose Jaw chair Trish Martynook, city communications manager Craig HemingMLAs Greg Lawrence and Tim Moose Jaw to hold that posiway (kneeling), Moose Jaw North MLA Tim McLeod, founder and CEO McLeod, city councillor Doug of MemoryKPR Jessica McNaughton, Moose Jaw Wakamow MLA Greg tion. She spoke during the event Blanc, several members of Lawrence, and Oliver (Lawrence’s service dog) about her life in Moose Jaw and Moose Jaw city administration, representatives of the Downtown Moose Jaw Association, Moose Jaw She emphasized how moving from Toronto to Moose Jaw had given her & District Chamber of Commerce board members, representatives from much more time in her life thanks to the enormous difference in commutMoose Jaw’s tourism industry, and the Moose Jaw Multicultural Council, ing times. Most things in Moose Jaw are only 5 to 10 minutes away - 15 which is responsible for integrating newcomers to the city. minutes at the most.

“I moved here 40 years ago and I got a life, and a great one,” Martynook said. “I think Moose Jaw is the best place I could imagine to raise a family, to work, live, get involved in politics. It has everything any big city has to offer, so I’m thrilled that they’re doing this.”

“We’ve been promoting Moose Jaw collectively as part of our job,” McLeod said after the event concluded. “Everybody that lives in Moose Jaw knows how great it is. This is a great campaign to get the word out.”

Lawrence said that many of the activities that have been important to the Air Cadets, and volunteering with the Métis, were possible because of how much time living in Moose Jaw affords.

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Moose Jaw-born veteran featured in new British documentary Jason G. Antonio - Moose Jaw Express

A Moose Jaw-born pilot has been featured in a British documentary that recounts his

A Typhoon approaches By 1943 the Allies had withdrawn the Hurricane, which forced all pilots to briefly train on the Typhoon. Gardiner converted to the plane, which was the same size as the Hurricane but heavier and better armed.

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World War. Hawker Typhoon RB396 Preservation Group and Redison Productions teamed about his war experiences on April 16 at of celebrations to honour the veteran, who turned 100 on April 6.

Gardiner has joined the preservation

off the tail, and troubles with the fuel lines. Meanwhile, pilots were told not to Visit hawkertyphoon.com for more information.

Moose Jaw origins Gardiner was born in Moose Jaw in 1922, but the family moved to Glouces-

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because his mother couldn’t stand the cli-

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plane called an Airspeed Fairy, which was

ed an air club demonstration in Cottswald,

However, a German submarine sunk his

instructor.

instead.

to take off from a water bay.

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Typhoons above, that was a rather foolHe was supposed to become an airman on a bomber, but he learned to practice

Enlisting in the air force Gardiner was 18, so he volunteered and A painting showing the Hawker Ty-

enemy air raid in London.

1944. Photo courtesy Facebook

Blackpool and was supposed to be shipped

By 1944 the German air force had all but disappeared, so Gardiner rarely saw enemy planes. The only aircraft he saw

Air Force manuals, which impressed his instructor.

smiled Gardiner.

Supporting the troops Allied armies rarely called on the air force for support as they moved into the initial invasion, Gardiner’s squadron provided close support to protect Dakota way lines in the Netherlands because the

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Impressing the ladies at 200 feet, he attempted to impress army ricane’s abilities. However, he overshot their position and slammed into a hawfeet tall.

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ets to launch at London. The squadron also worked to knock down the world’s topilot.

“And it would lose control and spin chuckled Gardiner.

Gardiner’s last mission was on May ended on May 8, he and his squadron Germans.

He was later demobilized and sent home.

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Know Your Limit, Stay Within It Did you know that general fishing limits apply to most provincial Crown waters? Limits on the maximum size and number of fish you are allowed to have in your possession are important to maintain the health of Saskatchewan’s fish population.

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Being a homeowner comes with challenges, but perhaps the most frustrating is living next door to neighbours who poorly maintain their property.

Have no fear, though, as the City of Moose Jaw has released a document called “The Notorious Nine — Nine Ways to be a Notoriously Good Neighbour.”

The new publication is a fun, educational look at the

Pets Owners are responsible for keeping their pets safe, leashed and under control when off property. Owners should “scoop the poop,” especially if it is on any property not their own. They must also purchase licences from city hall or the Humane Society.

Regular garbage pickup is weekly from June 1 to Oct. 31, with bi-weekly pickup the rest of the year, while recycling pickup is bi-weekly year-round. Residents are allowed no more than six large garbage bags per property per collection day with a total weight of 200 pounds.

The cart should be placed with wheels against or close to the curb and not on the sidewalks. If there are snowbanks, put the cart beside or in front, not on top.

residents with tips to ensure everyone lives in a community that’s “#NotoriouslySafe, #Notoriously Clean and #NotoriouslyFriendly.”

The nine areas include property maintenance/bouledrainage, and building permits/zoning.

The guide contains several photos, including some that are exaggerated with how not to be a good neighbour, the city says. The photos are fun, although if they represent an issue with your neighbour, the municipality encourages a casual, respectful conversation to resolve those issues.

The ‘notorious nine’ Presented below is a summary of the document.

Property maintenance Keeping areas around your home tidy will improve curb appeal and foster community spirit, the document says. Conversely, unsightly properties look unappealing and pose risks to those around you.

Homeowners must follow guidelines from the city document says.

Firepits must be constructed of non-combustible material such as concrete, clay, brick or 18-gauge sheet metal and be located a minimum of three metres (10 feet) away sparks, or smoke do not endanger anyone.

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Vehicles are not permitted on side boulevards or municipal property that isn’t a parking lot, must not block

Noise While you think your favourite music might be great, your neighbours probably don’t, the document says.

“Alas, for all of AC/DC’s redeeming musical qualities, excessive noise — whether it’s music, shouting, am— can disturb your neighbours and goes against the …

Noise Bylaw,” the guide stated.

Meanwhile, no loud machinery such as snowblowers or lawnmowers can operate between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m.

When removing snow, place the snow, ice or other loose debris from the sidewalk or driveway on your property because such material cannot be placed on any city street or lane, the document says.

Homeowners should consider helping their neighbours by offering to shovel their sidewalks or driveways.

This is helpful to individuals who are elderly or have physical limitations.

must be parked on the right side parallel to the curb, the guide says.

Recreation vehicles can only be parked on the street for 48 hours before they must be moved, while trailers or camping vehicles should not be left on the street or in an alley if not connected to a vehicle.

A building permit is required to construct a pool with a depth of more than 600 millimetres or 24 inches. Locks must be placed on all gates, doors and entrances when unoccupied.

Meanwhile, homeowners must ensure that drainage from their property goes to the front street or back lane and does not negatively affect adjacent properties. They must also keep all swales and catch basins clear of debris or obstructions.

Whether you want to build a deck, garage, or fence or improve your property or home, you need a building or development permit. Otherwise, you are not in compliance with the zoning bylaw.

Toastmasters Big Country Club summer events

By Fox Klein - Moose Jaw Express/ MooseJawToday.com

It doesn’t matter where you live in the world but you will notice that many people struggle with public speaking. It can be very nerve-wracking to stand in front of a group of peers and articulate a message in an interesting and informational way. One organization that hopes to help

ple stronger leaders, communicators, and listeners. To learn more about Toastmaster Big Country Club visit their website at https://bigcountry.toastmastersclubs.org/.

To learn more about TAP Toastmasters you can visit their website at https://tap.toastmastersclubs.org/.

To learn more about Toastmaster International you can visit their website at: https://www.toastmasters.org/.

speaking. The group has around three speeches a night, with individuals chosen to help the speaker with things topics, which are topics unknown to the speakers that are meant to help an individual with impromptu speaking. proves your ability to communicate with family and friends. You will learn how to give and get constructive feedback, and it is a supportive learning environment at all the meetings. People learn leadership skills that they can apply in a workforce,” says Wayne Cameron, the president of the Toastmasters Big Country Club.

The Toastmasters at Pallister (TAP) was established

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al organization that teaches leadership and public speaking skills through a network of 15,800 clubs worldwide.

Since 1924, Toastmasters International has accumulated over 300,000 members in more than 149 countries.

Here, in Moose Jaw, the community is lucky to have access to two separate Toastmasters Clubs, the Toastmasters Big Country Club and TAP Toastmasters. Both clubs are currently meeting on Zoom, though they hope to be able to hold their meetings in person at some point in September.

The Toastmasters Big Country Club originated in 1962. Their members meet every Wednesday at 7 P.M. on Zoom. The membership fee to join is $75 per sixmonth period. These Zoom chat rooms are a positive en-

es

Toastmasters International.

in 1998. Their members meet every Tuesday at 7 P.M. on Zoom. The membership fee is still $75, and the set-up of the meeting is like the Toastmasters Big Country Club.

The group will have around three speakers a night, with individuals aiding their speaking with feedback, topics,

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A new program that the Toastmasters Big Country Club and TAP Toastmaster are implementing, is a program called Pathways. Toastmasters Pathways is a learnlearning how to use it. They do this with the eleven specialized learning paths. Those paths are: Dynamic leadership, effective coaching, engaging humor, innovative planning, leadership development, motivational straterelationships, team collaboration, and visionary communication. They will assess you on their website to help you decide which path is right for you.

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Joyce Walter

Jason G. Antonio

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saurs are related to modern monitor lizards and snakes.

Gordon Edgar Ag Journalist

Guest editorial for Aug. 3, 2022

Jobs available; where are workers?

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Joyce Walter

now at the RSM’s T.rex Discovery Centre in Eastend, SK (supplied by RSM)

“Scotty” is the nickname of the largest and oldest

The signs are evident on the doors of many businesses.

“We’re Hiring” is the message relayed to anyone with any

engage interactively with staff and learn about ongoing as a way to assist the family with monetary struggles.

A digital recreation of a Tylosaur as it might have looked when it roamed the seas as a super-predator (Getty Images)

Last month of summer at the Public Library; Tech time program begins seasonal workforce.

A local organization recently received two grants to ly earning from one of the grants. The second grant may have to be returned if eventually not used for a second student.

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ly over the city again.

Tech Time device.

longings or adventures. whatever task they want to work on.”

The rotunda of the Moose Jaw Public Library (staff photo)

into the summer. They are out there and are making admirable contributions to the local business community and its economy. They are showing they have the initiative to

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will serve them well in years to come. Good for them.

Teen digital Dungeons & Dragons on Discord

Children’s programming

Teen Anime Club The reasons are likely varied but having to return a tious message about the future of the workforce.

Joyce Walter can be reached at ronjoy@sasktel.net

Craft Mondays!

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Teen Movie Matinee

Baby Storytime!

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From The Kitchen

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Fresh or frozen fruit becomes cool or warm desserts Fresh fruit in summer or frozen fruit in winter may be turned into desserts that will add coolness to a hot day, or warmth to a chilly atmosphere. rhubarb and peaches in a variety of dessert dishes.

••• CHILLED STRAWBERRY/RHUBARB DESSERT 2 cups water 1 cup granulated sugar 2 cups frozen or freshly chopped rhubarb 3 1/2 cups chopped strawberries, fresh or frozen 1 cup freshly squeezed orange juice whipping cream In a large saucepan, bring water and sugar to a boil. Stir occasionally.

Add rhubarb and reduce heat to low. Cover and boil gently until rhubarb is softened, about 10 minutes.

Add strawberries and orange juice. Cook about 5 minutes until strawberries are softened. Remove from heat and let cool for 5 minutes. Place in small batches in a blender and swirl until smooth.

Transfer carefully to a large bowl. Blend remaining

mixture until all is smooth.

Cool at room temperature. Cover with plastic wrap and place in refrigerator until cold.

Spoon into individual dishes and top with dollops of whipped cream.

••• PEACH DESSERT 1 cup sugar 1 cup water 1/4 cup cornstarch 1 tbsp. lemon juice 1 tsp. vanilla Whisk sugar, water, cinnamon and lemon in a large pot. Boil over medium heat, stirring often.

Continue cooking 2-3 minutes or until thickened.

Remove from heat.

Stir in peaches and vanilla and stir to coat.

Cool in refrigerator. To serve, stir then spoon into individual dishes and top with whipped cream topping.

Peach mixture may also be used to make a peach pie or a cobbler.

••• BRANDY AND PEACHES DESSERT 28 oz. peaches, peeled, pitted and sliced 2 tbsps. corn syrup 4 tbps. butter, melted 1/2 cup brown sugar 1/4 tsp. cinnamon 1/2 cup brandy Gently mix peaches with corn syrup, melted butter, brown sugar and cinnamon.

Place in a large, greased casserole dish. Top with brandy and mix gently. Be sure peaches are always covered with brandy mixture.

Bake in a 350 degrees F oven for 25-30 minutes, stirring occasionally until peaches are cooked through. You may need to add more melted butter.

Serve warm over vanilla ice cream. Store remainder in refrigerator. May be frozen for a short time.

Joyce Walter can be reached at ronjoy@sasktel. net.

OPINION/COMMENTARY Will A Non-Russian Pragmatist Replace Putin – An Opinion

By Richard Dowson

Vladimir Putin’s place in history is marked by a poor deRegime Change – Oligarchs – Will Not Happen Russian Oligarchs will not turn against Putin. The

sonal wealth and power.

The nineteenth century ‘Irish Potato Famine’ (184449) was catastrophic. One Million Irish died. Two Million didn’t. To do so was not in their best interest. There are many other examples.

Revolutionary Change often comes from an Outsider Consider Napoleon Bonaparte – A Corsican Nationalist – an Outsider Napoleon was a Corsican. He was not French. He born and raised on Corsica. His Mediterranean island success Napoleon joined the French Army.

Bright, capable and tough, Napoleon was commis-

land!

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They are experienced. They are not Oligarchs. Outsiders know the game and how to grab and consolidate power.

Is Putin’s Challenger – Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov?

pendent Chechen Republic.

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loaded his cannons with ‘grape shot’ and blew the proteslutionary Council central powers. The little Corsican Out-

to switched sides. They joined

Joseph Stalin – another Outsider

raised near Odessa. He took control the Red Army.

sia.

Like Stalin, Ramzan Kadyrov is a ruthless, Pragmatic Revolutionary.

Ramzan has sworn allegiance to Putin. He is considered Putin’s most loyal supporter.

Ramzan came to power mands the Armed Forces and the Federal Police. He is a demade a pilgrimage to Mecca.

Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov, Wikipedia photo

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Globalist attacks on Canadian sovereignty a big threat, CPC leadership candidate says Jason G. Antonio - Moose Jaw Express

Maintaining Canada’s sovereignty and its ability to be self-sustaining is the biggest issue facing the country, especially since international treaties could override the nation’s laws, a Conservative Party (CPC) leadership hopeful says.

Leslyn Lewis, an Ontario MP running to be the next leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, was in Regina on July 27, where she at the Sandman Inn to a standing room-only crowd of over 100 enthusiastic people.

Yorkton-Melville MP Cathay Wagantall spoke before Lewis, while Regina city councillor Terina Shaw spoke during the Q&A portion.

The main topics Lewis discussed included debt, societal divisions, the Liberal-NDP coalition, the trucker convoy, distrust of national institutions such as the government and legacy media, defunding the media, the Charter, public safety and supply concerns, parental rights, cancel culture and wokeism, international law and treaties, globalist organizations, and digital IDs. Questions that attendees asked focused on drinking water on reserves, resource extraction, identity politics, abortion, euthanasia, the right to self-defence, strategies to ensure the CPC wins the next federal election, the country’s international reputation, media attacks, and health care.

Sovereignty is “a very, very big issue” that affects many areas, such as health

“I’m not prepared to see Canada go into the post-national state that Justin Trudeau envisions,” Lewis added. “I love my country. I love this sovereign nation

care and food security, she told the Moose Jaw Express afterward. The federal government’s goal of net-zero emissions will negatively affect farmers’ ability to produce food, which is “very, very concerning to our food supply chain.”

Since many federal politicians — such as Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland — have allegiances to and sit on the boards of globalist organizations, such

as the World Economic Forum (WEF), boundaries and rules need to be established about their membership with those groups, Lewis continued.

“We have to have some concause it’s dangerous for democracy when these shadowy organizations penetrate the ence it.

It was pointed out that former Conservative prime minister Stephen Harper signed Canada onto international treaties that impede Canada’s sovereignty.

In response, Lewis said she would use her experience with international law to review those policies and remove the country from them, considering the intentions of globalist organizations are known.

Lewis believes she can compete with leadership front-runner Pierre Poilievre.

She pointed out that if Conservative Party members look at the substance and promises of candidates and not just slogans, they will see she is a “substantiative candidate” with thoughtful policies that offer solutions to the problems.

“So I know the establishment is for Pierre. He has a large number of MPs behind him. He just got a recent high-level endorsement (from Harper) also,” she said.

However, Lewis believes the party membership is for her, so she continues to meet everyday grassroots people since they are the ones who vote. If they do their on top.”

The Conservative Party of Canada leadership election is Saturday, Sept. 10.

Faith or Science?

Leslyn Lewis

Are you a person of faith?

Or are you a person of science?

Or maybe like me, you feel like those words don’t mean what they used to anymore. “the substance of things hoped for, and the tion which is based on faith and a belief in God, has now been adopted by governments to get people to buy into policies.

In some cases when we are confronted with catastrophes, plagues or even a pandemic, we have to put our trust in a solution that may not have been fully tested or explained — that’s faith.

Faith has often been confused with science. I am a social scientist, and stay away from making pronouncements in the area of natural science. But it isn’t hard to recognize that natural science has turned to beliefs that are also based on faith.

Claims like “trust the science” are actually displays of faith rather than The past two years have been frustrating for those among us who like to ask

questions in order to have a better understanding about what is going on around them. Questions were mocked, ridiculed, demonized and people were out-right silenced for asking simple questions about COVID or even vaccines. In my training as a lawyer whenever I encountered an aggressive, bullying person my instincts told me they were hiding something. Coercion always put me on alert that something wasn’t right.

At the beginning of the pandemic, we were all happy to “get vaccinated” in order to protect our neighbours, grandparents, and the vulnerable in society. Any scientist who spoke the truth that the COVID vaccine is a tool to reduce hospital burden by minimizing the symptoms - but it would not completely prevent contracting or formed and ostracized as a dangerous conspiracy theorist.

Canadians turned against their family members refusing to see them by falsely believing that vaccinated people were immune from getting COVID. Friends and coworkers yelled at colleagues to “GET VACCINATED”. People threw down one of the major tenets of our medical system – privacy, and started divulging their vac-

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cination status, even peer pressured into posting pictures of themselves getting vaccinated on social media. When you told you their vaccination status before they told you their name. And people like me were punished for insisting that we can be safe without violating the foundations of our democracy including the right to medical privacy and free and informed consent.

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have little or no connection with reducing emissions; · enters into international agreements that diminish our sovereignty, reduce farming capacity, and curtail the development of our natural resources; or · implements health and vaccine passes that could easily be programmed to integrate with other aspects of our lives and encroach on things that we once thought personal.

We need to end this style of government where politicians demand absolute trust and blind faith to their policies - while they demonize those who ask questions. We need to wake up and recognize that every time a politician labels something a conspiracy theory it’s often to avoid answering your question; and unfortunately, it’s often to hide the fact that they are outright lying to you!

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Government has seen how well this blind allegiance to faith works with policy.

Now we must ask ourselves whether we will remain silent while our government: · implements environmental policies that

Will you help me build a government to the people, and where policies are not based on blind faith?

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Reflective Moments

By Joyce Walter - Moose Jaw Express

The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author, and do sition of this publication.

If you see my identity, please return to this address

Would the disreputable creeps who stole my identity, please give it back.

My identity is not something with my identity, and in the space of no time at all, it has been taken from me, and is doing, who knows what, right now, all under the guise of it being me.

Not only is this shameful and illegal behaviour on the part of the guilty, it is disconcerting to think I was such an easy, perhaps even a gullible target. But how did these individuals get interested in me When someone did interesting things with my old credit card back in May, I seriously thought there was just a glitch in the system that the credit card company was tardy in delivering supposed new and improved cards, even without being asked to do so.

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have let down my guard and opened a door somewhere that allowed the creeps to enter without my knowledge.

It wasn’t until my laptop was taken over on a recent afternoon that I suspected something nefarious was taking place right there before my eyes. Someone was indeed controlling the computer and I sat there in horror, thinking I might be losing few weeks.

Then my cellphone rang and it was Nick or Erik, depending on how quickly he gave me his name. He explained that he would immediately help me get rid of the hackers and unwelcome intruders into my life.

This guy knew more about me than I cared to share with any stranger, or even a close friend. When I realized he wasn’t working for the company that supplies the care program for my computer, my friendly demeanour disappeared. In fact it

raged when he wouldn’t stop talking long enough for me to ask questions.

And the rage exploded more when I was advised it would cost me in the $2,000 range to supply 14 layers of security to demight interact in my life. But, Nick or maybe it was Erik, assured me this would be a one-time-only charge, and please get my credit card ready.

Not surprisingly, he knew all about my previous credit card problem and wanted to know if I would be using a new card.

At that point I asked him to hang on, and using another phone I called the fraud department at my credit card company.

When the kind man in that department heard my story he advised me to shut off my computer and to hang up the other phone. Then he did some checking and declared I was the victim of identity theft.

Nick or Erik called back to talk to me,

only to be told by Housemate that I was talking to the police and couldn’t come to the phone. This guy had the nerve to ask why I would be talking to the police (even though I wasn’t) and was told that I thought he was pulling a scam. He hung up.

But he called several more times even though I refused the calls, and he didn’t answer when I called his number. I wonder And so, I have a new set of cards and However, what I want most is to have my stolen identity returned. And even more, I want Nick, Erik or their friends, Rick and Dick to stop calling me and nosing around in my business.

Shame on them and everyone like them.

Joyce Walter can be reached at ronjoy@ sasktel.net

Global attack on farmers leads to massive rallies to support the food growers Jason G. Antonio - Moose Jaw Express

Concerned that world governments are attacking farmers’ ability to grow food and feed the planet, more than 100 vehicles slowly rumbled from Moose Jaw to Regina recently to support those producers.

A mix of tractors, semi-trucks, halftons and cars gathered near the Peanut Hills Campground on July 23 as part of the nationwide Farmers’ Slow Roll Protest. Supporters from Swift Current and Regina gathered in The Friendly City before heading to The Queen City.

About 60 similar events occurred across Canada that day.

The event was in response to restrictions that the Dutch government is forcing on its farmers to reduce nitrogen use by 30 per cent by 2030. The Canadian government also plans to impose the same restrictions in this country.

Robin Mitchell was one of several hundred people who attended the event and thought it was amazing. She is from a farming family and works on a farm as a second job. She learned that governments — including Canada’s — want farmers to reduce their fertilizer use, which would decrease the amount of food and crops they grow.

“All this talk of these cricket farms

and stuff, I like my beef. I order up my beef from my local family farmer,” she said. “I think we’re going down a bad path port (the Dutch and Canadian farmers).”

The Moose Jaw group travelled roughly 30 kilometres per hour and arrived in Regina after two hours.

“There were people on the side of the road supporting us and honking,” Mitchell said. “This is important. There were very few — only a couple of people — who eating.”

The cavalcade ended at the Northgate Mall because access to the Legislative building was blocked. Several people spoke at the rally while a few musicians performed.

“I’m very worried about the direction our country is going. I’m going to die standing on my feet and not on my knees,” Mitchell added. “I’ll keep trying to spread the word and keep trying to raise awareness.”

In a video posted to his Facebook page, event organizer Mark Friesen explained international policy is being forced on farmers worldwide as part of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development

ernment pays attention since it will face frustrated citizens, Friesen continued. He was also concerned that premiers were silent on this issue and thought they needed to stand up for voters.

While the prime minister has accused Canadian farmers of being major polluters, Friesen pointed out that the latter are some of the cleanest and most productive people on Earth. Furthermore, he noted that nitrogen has helped feed the planet and avoid famine.

“We need to say no (to reducing it),

A farm tractor leads the way during a slow roll from Moose Jaw to Regina on July 23 to support Dutch farmers. Photo courtesy Robin Mitchell agenda, to which Canada adheres.

“If it’s going to decimate the smaller farms throughout Europe, it’s really going to decimate the large farms here in Saskatchewan (and the rest of Canada) … ,” he said. “And it’s our food that’s going to be affected by this, so we have to do something.”

Standing with farmers is one act to take, which ensures that the federal gov-

need to stand for our farmers’ livelihoods and our food,” he said.

The carbon tax is killing farms, the agriculture industry, and families, while demonizing it is wrong since carbon dioxide is a fundamental building block of life, Friesen said. It makes no sense to penalize citizens with this tax since Canada produces 1.6 per cent of the world’s pollution.

A recent study in the medical journal The Lancet showed that more carbon dioxide encourages more vegetation growth, he added. So, he thought bigger issues were at play than just reducing nitrogen.

Small businesses are struggling with skyrocketing costs

By Fox Klein - Moose Jaw Express/ MooseJawToday.com

A recent Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) survey says that one in six Saskatchewan small businesses are considering closure; 80 per cent are struggling due to government-imposed costs.

The recent proposal put forward by SaskEnergy, to hike the natural gas rates for the small commercial sector by nearly 20 per cent with only three weeks’ notice is yet another blow to small businesses.

These small businesses are still attempting to recover from the pandemic, says the CFIB. “The SaskEnergy rate hike is just the latest in a long list of new or increased government-imposed costs being piled on small businesses,” said Brianna Solberg, CFIB senior policy analyst. “SaskPower has also increased electricity rates, Workers Compensation Board premiums are going up, and as of July 1, small businesses are once again paying corporate income tax,” she said. “In fact, over 80 per cent of

Saskatchewan small business owners say that rising government-imposed costs are On August 1, 2022, SaskEnergy will put its proposed hike of natural gas rates into effect. This means that the small commercial energy rates will rise by nearly 20 per cent in 2022. For the typical small business owner that means an extra $51.85 will be on their next bill. SaskEnergy also has plans to increase these rates further in 2023 and 2024, adding a total of nearly $800 to small businesses’ annual energy costs.

“Increasing costs for food, fuel, insurance, and commercial rent means small businesses have seen nearly every line item of their budgets go up,” said Solberg. during the pandemic and are now feeling the impacts of rising interest rates. Add supply chain challenges, labour shortages – and the fact that only half of Saskatchewan small businesses are back to normal,

pre-pandemic revenues - it is no wonder that one in six (17%) Saskatchewan small business owners are considering calling it quits,” she added, citing data from a recent CFIB survey.

The CFIB is pushing the Saskatchewan government to stop piling new costs on small businesses and instead relieve cost pressure by: Temporarily suspending the provincial fuel tax.

Suspending collection of small business corporate income taxes until more small businesses have had a chance to recover.

Halting plans to expand the PST in October, as this move will hurt many of the businesses most seriously impacted by pandemic restrictions.

Providing cost relief (for example, rebates) for small businesses now facing rate hikes.

Implementing strategies to address labour shortages, which are a major constraint on business productivity and growth.

“Cost relief is becoming urgent for Saskatchewan small businesses,” said Kathleen Cook, CFIB’s provincial affairs director. “Instead of piling on new costs that make it harder for small businesses to recover and grow, the Saskatchewan government should be providing cost relief.”

The CFIB is Canada’s largest organization of small and medium-sized businesses with 4,300 members in Saskatchewan and a total of 95,000 members in Canada across every industry and region.

CFIB is dedicated to raising business owners’ chances of success by providing expert advice and tools, negotiating exclusive savings, and driving policy change at all levels of government.

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CITY HALL

Council encourages residents to complete survey about proposed cultural action plan

COUNCIL NOTES

Jason G. Antonio - Moose Jaw Express

The next regular council meeting is MONDAY, AUG 8 City council wants residents to complete a survey about a proposed cultural action plan because that will better inform the city about citizens’ thoughts on existing cultural

tionPlanCommunitySurvey2022 to complete the questionnaire, which should take 15 to 20 minutes to comThe results will be shared with the community, but

July 25 regular meeting while discussing the recent meeting minutes from the cultural diversity advisory commitgamut of questions to help us to compile much more information and to really get a feel of what our citizens are thinking and wanting around cultural assets here in our -

· Challenges that hamper cultural diversity and sense of community · Achievement in the arts · The adequacy of event venues and public spaces · Cultural and economic development The goal is to develop the cultural action plan in four

There will also be opportunities to provide additional input through this process, so residents should stay tuned · · · · · · ·

Some areas on which survey focuses include: Favourite tangible and intangible cultural resources The past and current state of Moose Jaw’s culture Types of programs and activities participated in Main challenges to taking part in cultural activities Information sources about cultural events Cultural diversity The current sense of community

The second phase is engagement with the community on short- and long-term strategic goals and action items; The third phase is development of the cultural plan The fourth phase is implementation of the plan and

City’s continued woes with new software program irk some on council City hall continues to have issues with its new Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system, so much so that city administration needs a bylaw changed so it has more time

Jason G. Antonio - Moose Jaw Express The report added that The Cities Act under section 360 (4) allows council to extend the due date by bylaw for a “council-related matter” if it believes the city cannot

ment preparation extension bylaw during the July 25 regular city council meeting, requesting an extension to the -

ning, who pointed out this was the second time city administration had informed council that the transition to the ERP system was taking longer than expected due to

Provincial legislation dictates that municipalities

“It just seems like every time the City of Moose Jaw -

probably the most major hiccup we’ve run into,” Acker City hall is progressing on several issues, such as moving to a new e-billing system and implementing a Even though city administration is delayed with pro-

A council report explained that the city has implenancial statement preparations and is currently operating

City administration has decided to shift the preparafrom two systems to one system, while it previously said

ules comply with public sector accounting standards per

Closure of lanes near Stadacona Street West allows plastics business to expand

Jason G. Antonio - Moose Jaw Express A business on the west end of Moose Jaw will soon be able to expand its operations now that several streets and lanes around the property have been authorized gave three unanimous readings to a street and lane closure bylaw, which will facilitate the subdivision, sale and consolidation of the streets, laneway and 12 lots south of and adjacent to 1815 Stadacona Street A council report noted these lands were no longer thorized city administration to proceed with a street and lane closure bylaw for land on Stadacona Street

Once completed, city administration would proceed with the subdivision and direct land sale to

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while all other budgetary functions will remain with the latter and should not be affected by this problem, said

Furthermore, city staff face a steep learning curve with

“We’re actually underway with our budget preparation at this point, so we don’t foresee any delays with

It also doesn’t help that it’s summer and people are on vacation, while the auditor is not available “at the drop

Council then gave three unanimous readings to the proposed bylaw, which means it goes into effect imme-

Manitoba Expressway to receive upgrades in 2023 under provincial highways program Jason G. Antonio - Moose Jaw Express

Even though city hall considers the Manitoba Expressway to be in fair condition, it still plans to pursue an upgrade project there through the provincial Urban Highway Con-

The municipality considers the expressway a minor connector collector road that has pavement in fair condition, with intermittent moderate cracking and intermittent

ed unanimously to support city hall’s submission of an expression of interest to the Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure (MHI) under the UHCP for a pavement remediation project on the expressway from 11th Avenue Northeast to Corsterphine Avenue, including both east-

The rideability is considered fair with slightly rough and

Council also agreed to meet all legislated standards, meet the terms and conditions of the program, conduct an open tender process, manage the project’s construction, fund the municipal share of the project, fund ongoing operation and maintenance costs and follow any environmental mitigation measures as required by federal or

Meanwhile, the municipality and ministry have agreed that the city will pave the intersection of Main “This work was not completed in 2022 by MHI due to high costs of working associated with milling around The ministry plans to work on Highway 363/Ninth Avenue Southwest next year and will recommend the project to the new minister of highways in September, propose to include the project in the 2023-24 provincial

The company would be responsible for covering all other associated fees, while the mayor and city clerk would sign the purchase and sales agreement

Its total sales range from $1 million to $5 million,

The City of Moose Jaw joined the UHCP in 2015, while this past March, the municipality and ministry City hall’s engineering department reviewed several locations throughout the community to create a pavement condition rating for each location, a city council report -

Assuming these steps are successfully taken, the ministry will undertake the project next year, the report “That’s exciting (upgrading Highway 363/Ninth Avenue SW) because that area of the valley is in pretty dire

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CITY HALL COUNCIL NOTES

City has netted almost $100K in revenue this year from ads, sponsorship contracts Jason G. Antonio - Moose Jaw Express

The next regular council meeting is MONDAY, AUG 8 The City of Moose Jaw has netted almost $100,000 in revenue this year from its advertising and sponsorship agreements, with naming rights agreements at three recreation venues contributing the most cash.

Since January, the city has sold $101,020 in advertising and sponsorship contracts. After paying out commission fees of $8,759 to EMJ Marketing, that number slips to $92,261, according to a city council report.

In comparison, during the same period last year, those numbers were $71,285, $5,475 and $65,810, respectively.

Funding is gained through three main actors: EMJ Marketing, the Moose Jaw Warriors and the City of Moose Jaw. EMJ Marketing pursues sponsorships and advertising for the Yara Centre, Kinsmen Sportsplex Pool, dog parks, Phyllis Dewar Outdoor Pool, the playground program, and electronic ads at multiple venues.

Year-to-date, it has pulled in $14,170, taking $2,834 as commission, leaving the city with revenue of $11,336.

In comparison, during the same period last year, those numbers were $17,225, $3,445 and $13,780, respectively.

The city has an agreement with the marketing company to assist with sourcing ads and sponsors for city-operated rec venues, parks and programs, the council report explained. City council renewed the agreement last year, while the contract expires in 2024.

EMJ Marketing receives a commission of 20 per cent on all sales.

The Warriors pursue advertising and sponsorships for the two municipal arenas.

Year-to-date, the team has acquired $11,850, while its commission has been $5,925, leaving the city with revenue of $5,925.

City hall has an agreement with the Warriors for ad sales at the Pla-Mor Palace and Kinsmen Arena for rink board, wall and ice resurfacer ads throughout these buildings, based on a 50/50 revenue share, the report continued.

The agreement was renewed in 2019 and expires in 2024.

The city looks after the naming rights for the Yara Centre, Kinsmen West Park and Kinsmen Regal Heights Park.

Year-to-date, the city has netted $75,000 from all three sources.

The naming rights agreement for Yara Centre is with Yara Belle Plaine Inc., which pays $50,000 annually on a contract that expires Dec. 31, said the council report. The city manager is concluding negotiations with the company’s representative — in consultation with the parks and recreation department — and expects to bring a new contract to council in the fall.

The naming rights agreement for Kinsmen West Park is with the Moose Jaw Kinsmen Club, which will pay out $100,000 between 2020 and 2029 on a contract that expires in 2045.

Meanwhile, the naming rights agreement for Kinsmen Regal Heights Park is also with the Kinsmen Club, which will pay out $100,000 during the next three years.

The 25-year agreement expires in 2047.

City administration presented an update about the advertising and sponsorship program during the July 25 executive committee meeting.

Coun. Jamey Logan inquired about why the rep from EMJ Marketing wasn’t on the committee looking for a new naming rights partner for the Moose Jaw Multiplex — also known as Mosaic Place and the Moose Jaw Events Centre. He wondered if that was an oversight on the city’s part.

“I hadn’t thought of this until it came across my desk and I thought, ‘Geez, he’d be a good guy to ask,’” Logan added.

The exclusion of the EMJ Marketing rep from that committee is an oversight on city hall’s part, said city manager Jim Puffalt, who noted that the rep has many contacts in the community.

Council then approved a recommendation to accept the report.

New private school to focus on kids’ holistic growth besides usual class subjects Jason G. Antonio - Moose Jaw Express

It takes a village to raise a child, the saying goes, and a new educational institution wants to help raise children holistically by encouraging more interaction with nature and older adults.

During its July 25 regular meeting, city council unanimously approved a discretionary use application from school and daycare centre at 303 Coteau Street West.

The pre-kindergarten to Grade 8 centre can proceed as long as the maximum combined enrolment is 27 students; it complies with the National Building Code; and The school and daycare would be on the main level, turopath, massage therapist, Reiki, herbalist, and others The school will launch this September and follow the Saskatchewan education curriculum but will educate students through hands-on projects, learning in nature, and immersion in project-based learning.

Background The property is zoned C1B mixed-used neighbourhood commercial district and meets the zoning bylaw’s review criteria, a council report said.

Enrolment above 27 students would require the

school to create extra on-site parking spaces, although the proposed site plan does not accommodate this, the report continued. If additional off-site parking can be found within 230 metres, then an agreement between the municipality and business owners could be signed and registered on the property titles. jacent to the site because it is near a park. City administration could review the situation later to determine if report.

Presentation Amy Cojocar, founder and director of The Roots School, told council the goal is to call the building “The Village.” It would help enhance build community, develop relationships and bring together people. It would also offer quality holistic practitioners and mental health services while enriching families’ lives.

Flow Health Centre and Willow Tree Integrated Wellness Centre in Regina and Saskatoon, respectively. the school and early learning centre/daycare since there are high ceilings, large windows, and plenty of room for plants, Cojocar said. Meanwhile, separate entrances for

SaskEnergy purchases more industrial park land to better access existing property Jason G. Antonio - Moose Jaw Express

SaskEnergy purchased land in the agri-food industrial park several years ago to build a natural gas-related structure but needs to purchase more acres so it can better access that property.

The Crown corporation bought property in the park southeast of Moose Jaw around 2017 so it could build a town border station, a venue that reduces the pressure of natural gas before it goes to distribution systems for residential consumers. These stations regulate gas pressure from 250 pounds per square inch in gauge (psig) upstream to 60 psig downstream.

SaskEnergy returned to city council recently and asked to purchase surface parcel No. 203797637, or SE 27-16-26 W2M Ext. 7, for road access to its existing town border station. This road will also enable the company to build a second transmission line into Moose Jaw to connect with its forthcoming Great Plains Power Station.

During its July 11 executive committee meeting, council approved a recommendation for a purchase and sales agreement with SaskEnergy for that parcel of land. The company will pay $3,702.45 per acre or $6,035 in total.

In return, SaskEnergy must grant the municipality a preferred right to obtain easements for a right-of-way on, over, under, and/or through this land for any future city infrastructure or services. Furthermore, SaskEnergy will cover any costs that the city incurs, such as for legal surveys, subdivision costs or transfer registration expenses, while those costs will be added to the purchase project of the property.

Council also recommended that the mayor and city clerk sign the option to purchase land agreement between the City of Moose Jaw and SaskEnergy.

“The town border station probably happened a little sooner than was planned because of the whole agrifood industrial park requirements for servicing and the SaskPower project,” said Jim Dixon, manager of economic development. “So this is exciting because … it’s a win-win situation that we have this now and sell it to the park, as well as future growth in the City of Moose Jaw.” During the July 27 regular meeting, city council unanimously approved the recommendation as a mo-

vacy and safety.

Cojocar created The Roots School in response to changing social and global dynamics and the rise in mental health struggles. She showed council a slide featuring data about the rise in mental illness and suicides among young people between 2009 and 2019.

“You may remember this slide I previously shared (during the June 13 meeting) about how Roots School will be widely focused on holistic health and mental health and focusing just as much on developing the whole child as math,” she said. “Both are equally as important.”

Since The Roots School will be within The Village, it will allow for more intergenerational learning, she added. Children would be immersed in community with their parents and local experts and interact with different age well-being.

The school will start with 20 students and three teachers, with a pupil-to-teacher ratio of 10:1 so students are intimately known and can thrive, Cojocar said.

“We want to start small to be successful … ,” she remarked, adding there are similar schools in Regina and Costa Rica whose models Roots is following.

Cojocar showed council a site plan for the second has approved the school and the Ministry of Education has given the green light, while they are waiting on approval from public health.

The ministry will follow the school closely for the next two years, she added. Once it proves its students are learning and meeting outcomes, the province will provide funding up to 80 per cent.

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“We Have Changed Our Mindset And Killing Isn’t The End All To Be All,” Cory Oakes Operations Manager For City Of Moose Jaw Parks And Recreation

By Robert Thomas, MJ Independent

It is a plan designed to force a change in scenery for some of Moose Jaw’s pigeons but if the birds were able to understand the alternative it would likely have them perched proval.

At a recent Council meeting Councillor Heather Eby asked what the City’s plans were regarding pigeon control to which she received an answer the City was in fact But with that said it is not a story about poisoning and eradication but rather one of humanely encouraging the pigeons to move along.

“It’s not just about kill, kill, kill. There has got to be other alternatives and other solutions that you can do. That way you don’t raise mass hysteria. You aren’t out killing things and ruining food chains and all kinds of stuff,” Cory Oakes Operations Manager for City of Moose Jaw Parks and Recreation told MJ Independent.

Oakes said it is a bit of a mindset change when it comes to dealing with animals considered to be pests by many. A move to create barriers to have animals move to other places where they are not seen as a problem rather than euthanizing them. A move backed up by research.

“It has been proven based on the research to the people I have spoken to, you can move them away and they and you won’t even notice them,” he said. their associated droppings - Crescent Park Bridge, Kinsas a nuisance and non-lethal methods to disperse them will be used.

“If we get them out of these highly visible areas they will just disappear and drop out of people’s minds,” Oakes said.

To accomplish this the City is working on setting up a pigeon control program at the three City facilities with the use of non-lethal methods.

“There will be no harm to any of the pigeons. It will just be some deterrents and devices.”

The non-lethal methods will include cleaning, physical, visual and audio barriers.

At Crescent Park the plan calls for the installation of nylon netting to prevent the pigeons from accessing the under structure of the bridge. Additionally visual deterrents would also be instilled that over time would also help with reduce the pigeon numbers. deterrents as well as physical deterrents to eliminate pigeons’ ability to roost at the facilities entrance.

At the City’s bus barns there will be visual and audio deterrents.

Cleaning will also occur at all three locations in order to remove the pheromones pigeons deposit that tells and encourages other pigeons it is a place to roost and nest.

“The pheromones of the bird is what brings them back for things like nesting every year.”

Safety is another major factor in going the non-lethal route because there are children and other animals in two of the areas the City is planning to encourage the pigeons to leave.

“We want to make everything environmentally friendly, safe for kids and animals alike. But the big goal

enough they will take all of that wood and they won’t touch the big trees.”

Beavers will still nibble on small branches and take

A pair of pigeons nesting under the Crescent Park would be for pigeon deterrent. Not allowing them an area to roost, not allowing them an area to sit and congregate and their pheromones will be removed that helps remove them from the site,” Oakes said.

“Then they just don’t come back every year.” the more traditional euthanizing and poisoning of problem pigeons the long term cost savings of a non-lethal approach are better.

“The investment out front pays out over time. The vinyl netting lasts 10 to 15 years. These optical gel pucks last 10 to 15 years. The spikes. The audio equipment is going to be placed inside so it is going to be protected so it can last forever,” he said.

“Everything up front is going to be a little bit more but it is no different than buying poison or having someone trap them year after year after year.” makes it more likely they will move on.

“With this stuff they won’t even be able to sit. If they have nowhere to rest, they can’t mate, they can’t do anything. They have got to go somewhere else. So they just have to spread out and they disappear,” Oakes said.

“It is easier for maintenance. It is more aesthetically pleasing. You’re not thinking you are going to get pooped on walking under the bridge and you are not going to see all of that accumulation of bird poop and like that. The when we do it in the bus barns.”

The goal is to alter the habits of pigeons so they are not seen as a problem.

“Our goal is basically we are going to change their habits. So instead of them coming back to that bridge and leaving all of that poop all over the place they will spread out a little bit more over the park. You will see the odd pigeon here and there but you won’t see ten pigeons sitting in one area anymore.”

Non-Lethal Approach Not Just For Pigeons Public perception wise the non-lethal approach has City has made when it comes to beavers from a lethal to a non-lethal approach.

“It is like beavers you can go out there and kill but the perception is just horrible a gun out there with a gun shooting beavers. Of course they call them swimming vers you move one family and within weeks a new family moves in,” he said adding the City has moved to a live and let live approach.

When the City has to cut down trees instead of grinding it all into mulch portions of the trees are put where the beavers are and they take them for food instead of cutting down trees.

“We take the trees and cut them into large sections and place them in their high feeding areas and sure

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number of trees beavers cut down.

If beavers are a problem the City is no longer hiring someone to shoot them but are now relocating them to other areas where they are no longer a problem.

When it comes to beavers the City also works in ways, such as culvert placements and sizes, by designs to help prevent beavers from being able to block them off to create a dam.

“We just changed our mindset. We just try to work with the animals and change their habits.”

Animal Lover Praises City’s Actions The City’s non-lethal animal control methods has the endorsement of likely the most well known animal rehabber for pigeons in the province - Jan Shadick wildlife rehabilitator and director of Living Sky Wildlife Rehabilitation in Saskatoon.

“Brilliant, that is absolutely brilliant,” Shadick told MJ Independent in a telephone interview.

“That is brilliant that a city is being progressive and environmentally sound in the management of the different wildlife in the city I think that is just fantastic,” she said, adding “I am very impressed. Moose Jaw is doing fantastic.”

Shadick said she would like to share what Moose Jaw’s approach is with other municipalities. Municipalities that use “lethal solutions” she sees as often cruel and unnecessary.

“They need to get the word out to a lot of towns and periencing a problem with a wild animal is unbelievably Shadick is well known for raising concerns about how the City of Saskatoon handles their pigeon problem.

She got involved because not only her concern for animals but also because many of the pigeons, and other birds, effected by Avitrol which is a nerve effecting agent Avitrol is a nerve agent that effects not only the intended target birds (pigeons, starlings, blackbirds, spar-

The Crescent Park Bridge is one of three areas the pendent photo The product is controversial with the manufacturer, Avitrol Corp, stating it is not a poison but a deterrent. emit distress and alarm cries and visual displays used by their species when they are frightened or injured. The bethere is predator danger in the area.

For its detractors Avitrol is in fact a poison and designed to do one thing - kill birds. Opponents point out ings but also convulsions, inability to control their nervous functions and alarming distress calls and cries.

Avitrol is a nerve agent can effect all vertebrates including humans.

For Shadick numerous pigeons and other birds end up at her animal rescue after ingesting Avitrol.

She recommends measures the City is going to use as well as other methods such as bait treated with OvoControl P amongst other non lethal control methods.

OvoControl P is a product which can be likened to is reduced by natural death as no new chicks are born.

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Many attractions make Wakamow Valley a great summer destination Jason G. Antonio - Moose Jaw Express

Whether it’s the farmers’ market, disc golf, camping, hiking or growing vegetables, Wakamow Valley is a busy place that continues to meet the needs of residents and visitors alike.

The farmers’ market — now in its second year — has been relatively well-attended since it opened on May 28, although there are slightly fewer vendors than last year, said Todd Johnson, general manager of Wakamow Valley Authority (WVA).

Last year 45 vendors plied their wares on Saturdays, but this year that number is hovering around 40. Meanwhile, about few shows this year, but that weekly number now sits around 900.

“I think it’s fantastic (that attendance).

For a fundraiser for us, it’s really good,” Johnson said, “but being able to support 40-odd entrepreneurs and have them show what they’re doing in the valley and getting people to use the facilities down here (is also important) … .”

The farmers’ market is in a great venue — the Oval — that allows vendors to park behind their table and load and unload without much trouble, he continued.

Meanwhile, the cost to participate and points for vendors.

“Nine hundred people on a Saturday in one spot is pretty tough to beat if you’re trying to be an entrepreneur and sell your product,” added Johnson.

Mosaic Food Farm After planting numerous vegetables this spring, the WVA is preparing to harsaic Food Farm and distribute that cornucopia to Hunger in Moose Jaw, Riverside Mission and the food bank.

ticipants can play without requiring a reservation, can shoot nine holes and quit, is enjoyable for families, Johnson added.

Camping With pandemic restrictions removed, tourists from across the country have been Jaw.

Wakamow Valley has an 18-hole disc golf course that draws many people to play.

File photo “It’s super lush down there … ,” Johnson said. “That’s going really great.”

WVA has a great gardening team that has installed soaker hoses to ensure no water is wasted, which is one reason there could be a large yield this year, he continued. Last year the garden produced 8,100 kilograms (18,000 pounds) of produce, but that number could fall slightly this year because of the recent heatwave.

The weather was disappointing initially because there was frost in May that killed 300 plants, most of which WVA staff had started growing inside, added Johnson. Staff then bought vegetable plants from greenhouses to make up the shortfall, while the weather has since co-operated.

Disc golf Wakamow Valley has an 18-hole disc golf course that attracts people regularly

to the park. However, construction this summer on the Wellesely Park Lift Station eliminated two holes from play. Yet, the valley authority hopes those holes are restored in the fall once the project is completed.

A new addition will be signs showing where each hole is, which Johnson thought allow players to download the map to their phones.

“I know that disc golf is heavily used.

We don’t have counters over there, but we can tell by the people calling us and new people starting. It’s a fantastic sport,” he said, pointing out that besides disc golf, other attractive features of the park include scenic views, the river, the paths, and the animals.

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in campers compared to 2021. In May, it saw almost 180 more visitors than last year, while in June, it saw nearly 300 more campers compared to 2021.

“It’s fantastic for us. We’re a non-profit that has to self-generate revenue. So this is one of the businesses we operate besides hall rentals, which have seen an increase (as well)” because of weddings, reunions, funerals and wakes, Johnson said.

Johnson added that if people are stressed, they should come to the park, kick off their shoes, and lay on the grass to decompress.

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Randy Palmer - Moose Jaw Express Red crew.

Yager and goaltender Jackson Unger are only a few days away from representing al stage.

The duo were among 23 players named to Team Canada for the Hlinka ship on Monday, with the event beginning on July 29 in Red Deer.

“It’s like a springboard,” Yager told Aaron Vickers of NHL.com. “It’s best-onbest here for your age group. It’s a great opportunity for us to get a little head start into the season. It’s going to be fast-paced.

If we can do well here, it’ll lead into a good season for all of us.”

Yager and Unger took part in the NaCamp beginning on July 20, with practices

Unger suited up for Team Red and ing aside 20 shots as his crew picked up a 6-4 victory. rious the next night, taking a 6-3 victory, with the high-scoring forward being held off the scoresheet both games.

He showed the Hockey Canada brass with his pedigree playing a huge part in that. for goals by a 16-year-old as he put up

sheet and Unger didn’t play, Firkus did hit the scoresheet, drawing an assist on Team net goal in Team Red’s 5-3 win over Team

Brayden Yager will represent Canada at the Hlinka Gretzky Cup Under-18 World Hockey Championship beginning this weekend.

Hockey League and Canadian Hockey League rookie of the year at the end of the season.

After the Hlinka Gretzky team was

alongside forward and Seattle Kraken prospect Jagger Firkus on Canada’s U20

right into the action.

Canada -- which named Yager one of its assistant captains shortly after the team announcement -- opened the tournament with a pre-tournament game against Finland on July 29 before round robin action saw Canada play Switzerland on July 31 before duelling Slovakia on Aug, 2 and Sweden on Aug, 3 to wrap up preliminary round play.

The top two teams in each round robAug. 5 before the bronze and gold medal games on Saturday, Aug, 6.

quickly switched gears to prepare to play held their camp the same time in Calgary. and played the second half of the game, turning aside 12 of 14 shots in 30 minutes as Canada picked up a 6-4 victory.

Yager picked up his only point of the week on Canada’s fourth goal, drawing 12:55 of the second period.

Unger were up against a couple of familiar faces in defenceman and Columbus Blue Jackets prospect Denton Mateychuk

Jackson Unger will represent Canada at the Hlinka Gretzky Cup Under-18 World Hockey Championship beginning this weekend.

Randy Palmer - Moose Jaw Express Friday in Regina.

Drayson Silbernagel had himself a game at the plate in their opening contest, going 2-for-2 with a walk and knocking in at-bat and grand slam the next trip to the plate.

Avery Nielsen had a 3-for-3 showing that also included a home run, while Van Glasser and Grady Johnstone also had perfect 3-or-3 outings at the plate.

Silbernagel got the start on the mound

that included two home runs and Ronan Tonge -- who returned to the line-up from a broken arm that required surgery -- went 2-for-3 with two home runs of his own.

Glasser, Max Craig and Ryker Kretsch also hit round trippers in the contest, and all told, 12 players had at least a base hit in the win.

Nielsen came on in the sixth to close things out. pool and played the fourth-place team

and Neilsen closed things out with an inning of relief each.

Things went just as well in their second round robin game. The Canucks saw what Silbernagel got up to and apparently decided they all wanted some of that achome runs to secure the high-scoring win.

Nielsen led the way with a 3-for-3 day Moose Jaw 13U AAA head coach Dan Glasser chats with his troops during the Baseball Regina playoffs.

The Moose Jaw Canucks looked like they had something going at the Baseball Regina 13-and-under AAA league playoffs during the July 23rd weekend, but one tough game at the wrong time ended up seeing their run come to an end.

The Canucks pounded out a 15-11 win over the Regina Red Sox and downed

the Regina Buffalos 17-11 in their two pool, but ran into the Swift Current 57’s ace and dropped a tough decision in the Moose Jaw had the last week off to prepare for the Baseball Sask 13U AAA provincial championships, which began

ran into a hot pitcher at the worst possible time.

Glasser hit a home run for Moose Jaw’s lone run, while Takeo Smith had hits in both trips to the plate against Swift Current.

Unfortunately in the playoff round, the game was a loss to Swift Current.

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Game by game: A rundown of the Moose Jaw U17 A Ice provincial championship

The Moose Jaw Ice put together a historic victory at the Under-17 A provincial girls softball championships July 23rd weekend, and here’s a look a how they were able to get things done Randy Palmer - Moose Jaw Express The Moose Jaw Under-17 A Ice made history when they won the Softball Saskatchewan provincial championship on July 23rd weekend in Regina.

and sure enough, the Ice had a host of players step up offensively when they most needed it.

Aubrey Clarke led the way with a 4-for-4 showing that included a double

team in their age group to claim the title in recent memory, an accomplishment that

runs in the second, and led 6-2 through four before holding on for the championship win.

The Ice would crank out six doubles in the game, including a pair off the bat of Callie Klemenz, while Camryn Rusu was 2-for-4 with a double and a run. Simmons and Litzenberger were both 2-for-4 with two runs.

Unser started and allowed three runs ished things off allowing two runs on three

with tournament wins, including a victory in their own event back at the end of June.

Here’s a look at how they got the job robin through to their victory in the gold medal game.

Moose Jaw 10, Regina Fighting Saints 2 The Moose Jaw Ice had their offence rolling along in high gear right from the opening game of the tournament Friday night, even if things were close in the early going.

Leading 3-2 through two, the Ice other three in the sixth to invoke the mercy rule, with a bases-loaded triple off the bat Breitkreuz was 3-for-3 with two runs scored while Macy Litzenberger went 2-for-4 with a pair of runs batted in and Cassia Montgomery 2-for-2 with a double and two RBI. Canada Summer Games Team Sask member Katie Newberry turned in one of many impressive pitching showings for the Ice on the weekend, allowing two runs on two hits and striking out 10.

Moose Jaw 9, Saskatoon Raiders 0 The Ice didn’t need a whole lot of time to get things wrapped up in their secin the third to once again invoke the mercy rule.

The top of the order had a great outing, with lead-off hitter and Team Sask member Makena Simmons going 3-for-3 with three runs scored, Litzenberger 3-for3 with double, run scored and RBI and Jasmine Kohl 1-for-3 with a double, two runs and three RBI. Breitkreuz was once again perfect at the plate, 3-for-3 with three RBI and Hailey Molde had a double while scoring a pair of runs and knocking in two.

Ava Unser made few mistakes on the mound, allowing only two hits over her Moose Jaw 16, South East Sun Devils 2 Moose Jaw got right to work in their 11-run third inning bringing things to a quick end with their third-straight mercy-rule win.

It was Litzenberger’s turn to lead the offence, putting together a 3-for-4 outing also had a solid showing, going 3-for-4 with two runs scored and four RBI. Newberry was 1-for-1 with three runs and two walks.

All told, the Ice had every player except for one record a base hit, including

The Moose Jaw U17 A Ice gather for a team photo with the Softball Sask provincial championship banner.

Breitkreuz, who was 1-for-1 with two walks and two runs to sit 7-for-7 at the plate through three games.

Unser got the win on the mound, allowing two runs on four hits over the three innings, striking out four and walking six.

Moose Jaw 16, Saskatoon Phantoms 8 The Phantoms managed to give the game, trailing 8-6 through three innings and 10-8 after four, but Moose Jaw tacked the sixth to put things away.

Each of the Ice’s top four hitters had 4-for-5 showings, with Simmons scoring three runs, Litzenberger scoring three and knocking in four while hitting a pair of doubles, Molde hitting a triple while scoring three and knocking in three. Kohl also had a solid game, going 3-for-5 with an RBI. Molde also got the start and allowed six runs, none earned, on seven hits in frames and surrendered two runs on three hits.

Lumsden 4, Moose Jaw 3 with a chance to move on straight to the Sunday morning.

Facing the Lumsden Cubs, Moose Jaw led 2-1 heading into the bottom of the sixth when the Cubs would put up three runs to take the lead. The Ice got one back in the top of the seventh and would load the bases before falling just short.

Litzenberger had another perfect game at the plate with a 3-for-3 outing that boosted her tournament batting average to a rather decent .789. Simmons was 3-for-4 with a run.

Newberry tossed the complete game, allowing four runs on six hits, striking out seven and walking two.

Moose Jaw 10, Saskatoon Raiders 3

rematch with the Raiders, with the Ice falltheir half of the inning and invoking the mercy rule with three more in the sixth.

Litzenberger was 3-for-4 with two runs and two RBI, Breitkreuz 3-for-4 with three RBI. Unser started and allowed three runs three; Newberry tossed a scoreless sixth.

Moose Jaw 9, Lumsden 5 That all led to the gold medal game,

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Miller Express losing skid hits six games heading into weekend contests Moose Jaw loses pair on the road to Swift Current and Weyburn before losing to two Brooks heading into long weekend Randy Palmer - Moose Jaw Express If it wasn’t for bad luck, the Moose Jaw Miller Express wouldn’t have any luck at all as of late.

From one-run losses to comebacks that just fall short, teams playing hot defence and pitchers coming up big against them, just about everything that could go wrong has gone wrong in Western Canadian Baseball League action as of late.

The Miller Express opened last week with a pair of tough one-run losses on the road, falling 4-3 to the Swift Current 57’s on July 25 and 8-7 to the Weyburn Beavers July 26 before returning home to drop a 16-8 decision to the Brooks Bombers on July 27 and falling 4-2 to the Bombers one night later.

The Express were 28-21 heading into action over the long weekend and were tied Division, three games up on Swift Current.

Brooks 4, Moose Jaw 2 The score might seem fairly pedestrian by baseball standards, but with the number of stellar defensive plays the Bombers made on the night, it was anything but. throughout the game, with a handful of diving stops and amazing throws backing starter Matt Vasquez to six innings of shutout ball and helping hold Moose Jaw scoreless until the ninth inning before landing the victory.

“Tonight, we didn’t hit the ball like we’ve been hitting it and that’s going to

Triston Seitz started the game and alup four hits and three walks in the process.

The Express bullpen went to work from there, with Liam Sommer holding the 57’s J.J. Padilla came on and shut the door until the seventh, scattering four hits. Cam O’Reilly got one out in the eighth and Jesfect innings.

Thing is, Adam Golby was even better for Swift Current allowing three runs on seven hits and striking out seven over eight innings.

The Express scored single runs in

double in the fourth inning against Brooks. happen,” said Express assistant coach Cory Olafson. ‘The offence didn’t show up until the ninth inning, but at the same time were hitting balls pretty hard that they made plays on. That’s the way it goes, that’s baseball.”

Brooks did almost all their damage

Jesse Scholtz and Ethan Merk each tossed scoreless innings of relief before Triston Seitz allowed a run on two hits in the ninth.

Moose Jaw’s offence got going in the bottom of the inning, with Bryan Reyes and Austin Gurney scoring runs, but that’s

starter Kellan Voggesser and taking a 3-0 lead. Voggesser was lights out from there,

game 2-for-4 with a double and his run in the ninth to lead the offence.

Brooks 16, Moose Jaw 8 The Miller Express committed three errors in the third inning, and that, combined with three walks and four hits led to Brooks putting up nine runs and taking an 11-2 lead.

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Luke LaChance was 2-for-3 with a run scored for Moose Jaw. Weyburn 8, Moose Jaw 7 One night later, the Express bullpen struggled badly, leading to Weyburn scorand landing a walk-off win.

They did so in tough fashion for Moose Jaw, too, drawing four walks in the bottom of the ninth off reliever Andrew Barger to bring home the winning run without a ht.

Moose Jaw had built a 7-1 lead heading into the bottom of the seventh, doing most of their damage with a three-run sixth inning.

O’Reilly allowed two runs on three hits three runs while getting one out in the seventh and Scholtz a run on three hits in the eighth to tie things 7-7.

Luke Shekeryk had one of the few offensive highlights for the Millers, a solo The Miller Express were back in action for two games against Fort McMurray on Friday and Saturday night before playing Swift current on Sunday and Tuesday.

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Wasylyshyn, Swanson take top spots in Moose Jaw Tennis Club senior tournament Swanson and Wasylyshyn claim men’s over-40 doubles crown, Wasylyshyn lands top spot in over-30 men’s single division Randy Palmer - Moose Jaw Express The competition might have been as hot as the temperature, but that didn’t keep a pair of local players from putting together winning showings at the Moose Jaw Tennis Club’s Senior Provincial Tournament recently.

Neil Wasylyshyn won both his matches on Day 1 of the event to take top spot in the men’s singles 30-and-over division before partnering with Brian Swanson to take

better as it went on.” a hard-hitting duo, but as the match went on they were able to get a gauge on their power and respond. And as the unforced errors mounted for Morrison and Rosescu, Wasylyshyn and Swanson pulled away.

It was as impressive a showing as it was solid, as close to 70 players took part in the two-day event during the July 10 weekend.

Wasylyshyn picked up a pair of two-set victories to claim the men’s singles crown, defeating Deep Sanyal in his opening match and downing former Sask First teamfrom Regina Lakeshore Tennis Club, who had a host of players taking part in the event. move him around and I played really consistent,” Wasylyshyn said. “Then the second match was much more difand had a lot of experience… I tried to hit balls to his backhand and make him hit high balls, because if you give him anything short, he’ll put it away. For the most part, I was able to do that, and it turned out well.” competition, and the two multiple-time Moose Jaw club champions found themselves in a couple of battles before emerging with the title.

Swanson and Wasylyshyn defeated Brandon’s Kit Harrison and Gilbert Lee in their opening battle before taking a win over Rosescu and Nathan Neil Morrison out we pulled it off, and then we were down again in the sec-

played,” Swanson said. “If you haven’t seen their serves it, it makes a big difference in the game.” the newly refurbished Moose Jaw courts, with the perfect surface in Australian Open blue a hit with everyone.

“They’re beautiful,” Swanson said. “I’ve been here Brian Swanson and Neil Wasylyshyn won the men’s doubles 40-and-over division during the Moose Jaw Tennis Club senior tournament. Wasylyshyn also took top spot in the men’s 30-and-over singles category. ond match but came all the way back, so that was pretty rewarding,” Swanson said.

The match against Harrison and Lee was especially

really nice, they play slow and smooth, and it’s really nice to get it done.”

“You get a true bounce; you know what you get without cracks and divots and things like that,” added Wasylyshyn. “With the old courts, it mattered what you played on, where now, they’re all the same.”

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“The guys from Brandon, we’d never played them before, and they had a lot of spin and slice on their shots, so you have to get used to that and not tire out,” Swanson said.

That played a factor in things as the match went on, as Harrison and Lee were playing their second match of the day.

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Lucia Biclea and Dale Johns won the men’s doubles Angela Chavez and Ingrid Fernandez took the womTim Makahoniuk and Katie Omerod won the mixed

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Upcoming Events in Moose Jaw If you would like your notice or event added to this list, contact us at: jritchie@moosejawtoday.com Moose Jaw Homegrown Market Saturdays until Thanksgiving Weekend 8am - 1pm rain or shine on scenic Langdon Cres.

Start thing is home made, home baked, and locally grown.

Toastmasters Big Country Club provides a mutually supportive and positive learning environment in which every member has the opportunity to develop oral communication and leadership skills, which in turn growth. For more information email secretary-3418@toastmastersclubs. org or text 306 690-8739 Riverview Class of 1971 Reunion for students that attended from 19681971 is to be held at The Wildlife Hall – 1396 3rd Ave NE on August 6 & 7, 2022. August 6: 11 a.m. registration and lunch; 3 p.m. cocktail hour; 5:30 p.m. roast beef supper; followed by lots of 60s music. August 7: 10 a.m.

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Wednesdays, until August 31 @ 2:00 noon, all summer long for a fun movie on the big screen! No registration required. Children must be accompanied by an adult. No food or drink permitted in the Library Theatre. For ages 0-12 and their caring adults!

Lego Weekends! Weekends, until every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday during the summer in the children’s department and build a cool Lego creation to display in the library window. This is a self-guided activity.

For ages 4 and up. available. Pick one up at the Children’s Circulation desk or visit the Palliser Library website to download a copy. Choose from two calendars based on your child’s age. bot Clean-up & Take Action! Thursday, August 4 @ 10:00 am to 12:00

who took the photo and where to be featured in our upcoming Branch Calendar Lounge. Play starts at 6pm, Paper goes on sale at 5pm. Playing ten regular games with 2 parts each and 3 extra games, all games are cash prizes. Please invite your friends for a fun night out.

Saturday. To see the total check out Facebook page on Wednesday and Fridays for the upcoming Saturdays numbers. alcanadianlegionbranch59moosejaw.ca) Moose Jaw and District Seniors: For more information Call: 306-6944223 or Email: mjsenior@shaw.ca Fitness Level & Indoor Walking Track

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Cinnamon Buns are Thursday. Tuesday is pie day. August 5th the kitchen will be closed.

Billiards open daily from 8 a.m. – 4 evenings from 4:30 – 8 p.m.

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Summer Reading Club til August 31: Everyone is invited to do the fun challenges that encourage you to explore our Library and its resources, our notorious city, and our sunny Saskatchewan skies. Participants can register and pick up a phlet at the Information desk.

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Paper Tole – Tuesdays @ 1 p.m.

Nickle Bingo – Fridays @ 1 p.m.

Lounge – Friday’s from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.

Moose Jaw Public Library, 461 Langdon Cres. Phone 306.692.2787; visit their website at https://www. moosejawlibrary.ca/ Adult Programming: IN PERSON PROGRAMS Access the Library Anytime! All Summer Long! 24/7 Travelling this sumone stop access to eBooks, audiobooks, magazines, movies, music, and more! All you need is your library card.

Youth Programming: TAKE HOME & VIRTUAL PROGRAMS ON DISCORD: VIRTUAL PROGRAMS ON DISCORD Children’s Programming: IN PERSON PROGRAMS Storytime in the Park! Wednesdays ery Wednesday during the summer for a children’s storytime in Crescent each week for a story, songs, and games. For ages 2 and up and their caring adults! in the children’s department every spired craft! This is a self-guided activity. For ages 4 and up Baby Storytime! Tuesdays, until August 30 @ 10:30 am. Come to the library for a short story, some rhymes, and songs. Grownups will learn ways to talk, sing, and play with their children istration required. For ages 0-2 and

through various monsters and work as a team to defeat bosses throughout the summer! Earn a scratch n’ win ticket for every two hours read and every monster defeated.

Scratch’n Win Challenge packs can be picked up at the Circulation desk.

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Cribbage – Wednesdays @ 1 p.m.

Hand & Foot Card Game for Beginners – Thursday @9:30 am.

4pm-11pm; Concession available.

Tickets on sale now at 306.692.6072 Thursday August 25th Last BBQ of the Season – Cost $12 – hamburger or hotdog with all the trimmings Moose Jaw ANAVETS: Army, Navy & Air Force Veterans Unit #252 306.692.4412 or 306.681.5998 anaf252@sasktel.net Summer Hours of Operations: Thursday 1pm to 10pm/Friday 1pm to 6pm/Saturday 1pm to 7pm.

Crib is over for the summer. Starts back up September 8th.

Lounge Summer Hours: Thursday 1pm - 10pm/Friday 1pm - 6pm/Saturday 1pm - 7pm nights at 7pm

a Trade /Craft/Bake Show - Aug 25 and 26; 2-5ft tables $25 for one day or $40 for both days; extra tables $10 email anaf252@sasktel.net or call/text 306-681-5998 for more information from Saskatoon Saturday Aug 6 from 2pm - 4pm and 7pm - 10pm. Come on out and enjoy some great food, cheap drinks and live entertainment Looking to down size or have left over garage sale items.... we will take them for our sale. We will even items and more Fundraiser Thursday Aug 18 10am to 6:30 pm; Friday Aug 19 10 am to 6:30pm; Saturday Aug 20 10am to 3pm. Everyone WelShow and Bake Sale Fundraiser All

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With August now here being the last month of summer holidays for the kids, many families will be looking for fun activities to keep them busy. The T. Rex Discovery Centre (TRDC) in Eastend has some impressive activities in store for the remainder of the summer for those interested.

These events are as follows: Great Horned Owl Presentation on August 13, 2022. This event will teach inidividuals how the human-tolerant species is thriving in an altered grassland environment.

Celebrate Scotty’s Unearthed Day on August 16, 2022. Guests can celebrate

Scotty’s 31st unearthed day with cupcakes.

Check out Storytime with Scotty’s Friends on Saturdays from 2:30 to 3:00 p.m. (Great for kids three to eight years old) Theme Week, individuals can join TRDC Interpreters at their theme week table as they show and tell various fossils and discuss prehistoric animals.

Located at #1 T-rex Drive in Eastend, the TRDC boasts the largest T. rex, Scotty in the CN Scotty gallery and many other discoveries made by Royal Saskatchewan Museum (RSM) palaeontologists.

Another exhibit to highlight is the

brand new Tylosaur exhibit. Tylosaurs are a species of mosasaur. Which is a large, predatory marine reptile that is most closely related to modern monitor lizards and snakes. They lived during the late Cretaceous period, around seventy-two million years ago. They roamed a large inland sea that covered most of Saskatchewan at that time. The specimen is around ten meters in length, it was discovered in the hills around Lake Diefenbaker near Sask Landing Provincial Park.

“The T.rex Discovery Centre is an amazing attraction and I encourage Saskatchewan residents to take the opportunity to check out Scotty and the rest of the Discovery Centre’s offerings,” Parks, Culture and Sport Minister Laura Ross said.

“This new Tylosaur display is just another example of the excellent work being done by our staff at the Discovery Centre and

and programs for guests of all ages.”

In addition to the new exhibit, TRDC has a popular attraction known as the Paleo Lab Experience. This is an interactive area for visitors to engage with TRDC staff and learn about the research that the Centre is doing. Visitors may aid in unsearch for microfossils.

Along with these exhibits and experiences, the TRDC and the Town of Eastend have many fun and interactive activities for the whole family. They are open daily from 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. Admission is done by donation.

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“Our government is following through on our commitment to make life more affordable for Saskatchewan seniors,” Social Services Minister Gene Makowsky said. “This investment in the Seniors Income Plan will help seniors across the province participate in their communities while living more comfortably and securely.”

This will see the maximum SIP $330 per month for singles and an increase from $265 per month to $295 per month for each pensioner in a married, two-pensioner household, for a total of $590 per month. sistance to seniors who receive little to

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Red leather look arm chair like new, at Brick is $1600.00 plus taxes, sell for$399.00.

26 bath towels 2 face cloths, $20.00all.

Photo album –new $4.00. Brass headboard, double size, (was lacquered, so no need to polish) $139.00. Steel bedframe on 4 roller casters, adjusts twin, double, or queen size, ends have attachment for head or foot board $19.00. 3 floor rugs (by door etc.) 1 is 30x44 inches and 1 is 13x 18inch & 1 is 31x20inch. $5.00all or sell separate. Bed skirt new in pkg. brown color double/ full size $7.00 and zip on mattress/box spring protector/cover, double/full size, cotton, washable, $7.00.

Comforter, bed skirt & 3 pillow covers, double-queen size. $20.00 all. Navy polar fleece throw 50x60inches, for household, camping etc. $6.00. Dk. brown pleated drapes, polyester, with back tab panel, 48x45inches, insulated foam back, and new 14.00 pr. dk brown drape, 96x84 inches, pocket rod on back tab panel, casters, adjustable shelves, & pull-out for printer turntable etc. each is 51h x 181/4 d& 1 is 32 inch w, & 1 is 24 inch w. $249.00 or blackout.$22.00. 3 toss cushions, assorted colors, $15.00 all or will separate.

2 teakwood entertainment units or for office, on 4 roller casters, adjustable shelves, & pull-out for printer, turntable etc. each is 51h x 181/4 d& 1 is 32 inch w, & 1 is 24 inch w. $249.00 or sell separate. 7 boxes firewood for fire pit, camping stove, etc. $20.00 all. fabric mattress or box spring cover, zippered ,double size , water resistant, prevents bed bugs & dust mites, washable, new in pkg. price still on was $29.00 plus taxes, sell for 12.00. Double size, mushroom color, fitted & flat sheets, washable, & 2 pillow covers, $12.00. 306586-9263 For Sale: Singer cabinet sewing machine with bench and all attachments in excellent condition. Asking $50.00, or

OBO. Please phone 1- 306640-7350 Desk to give away. 5ft long x 2.5ft wide x 29 inches tall.

Has 4 drawers and is in good condition. 306-693-9034.

FOR SALE Six Sheets Plexiglass: 5’x3’x1/8” thick. 2 sm. screw holes in ends. $75/ each OBO. Call 306-5136063.

Like new 2020 electric wheelchair. Used 5 months.

Phone 306-972-1244 Sony PlayStation 2 comes with 2 Controllers, Memory Card all hookups and 17 Games in Mint Condition asking $120.00 Plz. Call 6923061 Wanted guns, I pay cash for unwanted guns, parts, ammunition or whatever you have.

Call or text 306-641-4447 Wanted, lawn Tractor, John Deere 316, 317, 318 or what have you, running or not. And a John Deere LA tractor or parts from the 40’s. Call or text 306-641-4447 14-speed tandem bicycle. $200. Will deliver anywhere in Moose Jaw. 306-693-3500 For sale: Kef “T” series 5.1 home theatre speakers. Included: front left and right speakers; centre channel speaker and rear left and rear right speakers, plus a powered subwoofer. All are in very good condition. Volume never maxed. The front and rear speakers (left and right) come with stands and alternative wall mounts. $500.00.

Call 306-693-1001 For sale: Champion chipper shredder. Used only once Gas engine Owners manual included. Phone 306-6923401 Leave a message I pay cash for tractors up to 50 HP running or not. Preference to 3 PTH. Also 3 PTH equipment. Call or text 306641-4447 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS FOR SALE- Crystal Mountain Water Cooler, Model E2WTW18C, Pressure H265/ L140 Vac 115 amps 4.5. Used for 4 months, paid $159. Like new. Will sell for $90 or best offer. Leave a message at 306-640-9155 or call 306642-5736 ext. 204 For sale: Two square wash tubs. $8 each. Phone 306693-1046 at supper time.

For Sale- 3 cushion chesterfield - light brown - good condition. Round wood table 18” leaf with 4 chairs. Light beige top, white bottom. Phone 306-693-2359

Entertainment centre- 6 drawers and glass centre section 54”L, 19”W, 29”H- $75.00. 2 piece china cabinet, lighted top cabinet, dark rosewood finish, 51.5”L, 20”W, $300.00.

5drawer armoire, modern design, brushed nickel hardware. $150.00. Wedgewood china, “Oberon”, 6 place setting, open veg bowl & platter $400.00, original price $1200.00. Approx. 9 gal shop vac with attachments $40.00.

Call 306-513-8713 (do not text) Moose Jaw Wanted, free pickup of unwanted yard and garden items. Tillers, snow blowers, tractors, chainsaws, generators, etc. Call or text 306-6414447 Looking for the vintage bubble lights in working condition (Christmas lights) 306681-8749 OUTDOOR DINING SET GLASS TOP TABLE 6 CHAIRS. $200.00. PADS FOR CHAIRS $180.00. CALL 306-693-1877 CLOTHING Rickys size 4 leather jacket $2.00. 306-681-8749 LAWN & GARDEN 45 gallon blue and black plastic barrels, food grade great for rainwater or raised garden beds - $20 each.

306-681-8749 For Sale: Southland garden tiller Gas engine Good condition asking $550 Phone 306692-3401 Manual included Concrete back splash (for under eaves). 29 l x 11w x 31/2 inches h. Like new $7.00.

20kg. Bag of rocks (natural stone color) for yard, garden, etc. $2.00. 5ft. vinyl scalloped edging for trees, plants, flower beds, etc. includes 4 spikes & 2 connectors, new $2.00 all. 306-5869263 WANTED Wanted, I am paying cash for unwanted firearms, parts guns and ammunition in Moose Jaw and area. Please call or text 306-641-4447 ANTIQUES Wanted: signs, toys, sports cards, gold & silver coins & jewellery, firearms, single items to full estates. Call 1-306-539-8363 Looking for large wood crates with metal bands. 306681-8749 Bear traps wanted. Call 306692-0800 Free pickup of unwanted snow blowers, tillers, generators, chainsaws and other gas powered equipment as

Buy a DQ Blizzard in support of Miracle Treat Day August 11th

By Fox Klein - Moose Jaw Express/ MooseJawToday.com

Our local Dairy Queen (DQ) in Moose Jaw will be participating in Miracle Treat Day on August 11, 2022, to raise money for the Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital Foundation. DQ is encouraging children and families to continue this 20-year tradition of making miracles happen.

The proceeds from every Blizzard Treat at participating DQ stores in Moose Jaw and Emerald Park are going towards the Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital Foundation, which is one of 12 Children’s Miracle Network hospital foundations in Canada. Whatever is raised will stay local, meaning that every dollar donated will go directly to the local Canadian children’s hospital foundation from each community.

Three million in-person and virtual visits were made to children by local children’s hospitals across Canada. DQ employees, franchisees, volunteers, and stakeholders come together to aid in raising funds that allow children’s hospitals to provide the best care possible. This partnership between DQ and the Children’s Miracle Network began 38 years ago in 1984, and since then over $46 million has been raised to date in Canada.

To support Canadian children’s hospital, go to our local Dairy Queen on August 11 and get yourself a Blizzard.

well as gardening and acreage equipment. Call or text 306-641-4447 SERVICES Small Home Repairs. Plumbing, decks, windows, kitchens, bathrooms etc. No job too small. Phone 306-3135151 Will pick up, deliver or haul away bbqs in and around Moose Jaw- $40 and up.

306-681-8749 Need work done? Contact Bill at 306-630-2268.Interior/ exterior, renovations, formwork, framing finishing, tiling, painting and all construction, roofing/ siding- no job too big or small. Reasonable rates, 30 years experience.

Heavy duty equipment operator available for work Contact Ed at 1- 306-988-5517 or email gogreengo777@icloud. com Will pick up, move, haul and deliver furniture anywhere in and around Moose Jaw - $40 and up. 306-681-8749 Junk to the dump in and around Moose Jaw - $60/ load and up. 306-681-8749 Will pick up, move, haul and deliver any size of TVs in and around Moose Jaw - $30 and up. 306-681-8749 Moving jobs done reasonably: appliances, furniture, dump runs. Call to do it all. $45.00 a load. 306-6302268 Will pick up, move, haul and deliver appliances in and around Moose Jaw - $45 and up. 306-681-8749 WORK WANTED Looking for Employment. Mechanic, machine and grain truck operator. Farm Experience. Call 306-693-9312 or 306-513-6930 PERSONAL CONNECTIONS Attention Single Men The Philippines is open again to Foreigners. You can retire, or vacation in a tropical paradise where your money goes further and the women are beautiful, welcoming, and speak English. Let us introduce you to the woman of your dreams, and she will be waiting for your arrival to take care of you. Contact Filipina Canadian Introductions, a Moose Jaw, SK registered business. Phone 306-6930163 or 1-877-773-0163. Email filipinacanadianintroductions@gmail.com, web site www.filipinacanadianintroductions.com. Your personal matchmaking introduction service.

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Obituaries / Memorials MILLER, PAULINE Mrs. Pauline Miller, aged 102 years of Moose Jaw and formerly of the Hearne district, SK passed away peacefully at Providence Place on the morning of Monday, July 25th, 2022.

Pauline Christine Marie Daniel was born January 19th, 1920 in Taylor Ridge, Illinois, USA. She came to the Avonlea/Hearne district as a baby with her parents Paul and Clara Daniel. There she grew up and spent most of her life. Pauline attended Amherst school at Hearne and took her high school in Avonlea. She was the eldest of 6 children: Raymond, Henry, Pearl, Carl, the love of her life Johnnie Miller on July 18th, 1940.

They resided at Hearne and farmed there most of their married life, where Pauline took an active role in growing a large garden and tending the animals.

Pauline and Johnnie had 2 children, Marlene (Bruce) Davey of Calgary, AB and Larry (Judy) Miller of Hearne, SK. When Johnnie’s health failed, they moved to Moose Jaw in 1994.

She was predeceased by her parents, Paul and Clara Daniel; siblings: Raymond, Henry, Pearl, Carl and Walter; her loving husband, John; her beloved daughter, Marlene; grandson, Mardyne; son-in-law, Bruce; her lifelong best friend, Lois McDonald; sisters-in-law, Florence and Nonie; and brother-in-law, Percy. Pauline is survived by her son, Larry (Judy) Miller; grandchildren: Mark Davey, Marlon (Kathy) Davey, Deb (Kevin) Penner, Larry (Belinda) Miller, and Dionne (Russ) Maier; great-grandchildren: Carter, Traylen, Colby, Kirklin, Ethan, Ryan, Scott, Chantelle, Rylee, Quincey, Lacey, Brittany and Dylan; greatgreat-grandchildren: Roz, Owen, Bennett and Brooks; sisters-in-law: Marion, Joyce and Yolanda Daniel; dear friend, Helen Steele; as well as many beloved nieces and nephews.

Pauline started to study the bible and loved the truths she was learning. She was baptized a Jehovah’s Witness in 1956. She looked forward to meeting her loved ones who had died before her on a paradise earth that Jehovah had promised.

The family wishes to thank the caring staff at Mulberry Estates, Crescent Park Retirement Villa, and Providence Place in Moose Jaw, SK. Pauline will be laid to rest beside her beloved Johnnie at Sunset Cemetery in Moose Jaw at a private family interment on Wednesday, August 3rd, 2022 at 10:00 a.m. The Funeral Service will be held in Moose Jaw Funeral Home at 11:30 a.m. with lunch to follow.

Those not able to attend are able to view the service virtually by going to www.moosejawfuneralhome.com/ webcast/. Arrangements are entrusted to Moose Jaw Funeral Home, 268 Mulberry Lane. Cara Ashworth - Intern Funeral Director 306-693-4550 www. moosejawfuneralhome.com

O’BRIEN, WILFRED Wilfred Patrick O’Brien CD was born in 1927 to James and Lillian O’Brien in Westville, Nova Scotia.

In 1944 at the age of 17 Wilf joined the Military, serving as an Engineer through World War II, the Korean War, and peace keeping on the Island of Cypress. This was a great source of pride for Wilf and has provided many stories and memories which he was always willing to share. After retiring from the military, he carried on with his sheet metal work in the private sector. Transitioning out of sheet metal Wilf and Judy had an exceptionally successful career working with the Star Phoenix and then the Regina Leader Post. Retiring from the newspaper industry saw Wilf return to 15 Wing once more in the capacity of a Commissionaire. Throughout all this Wilf was a family man, he was a dedicated Husband, Father, Grandfather, Great Grandfather, Brother, Uncle, Friend, and Mentor.

He was an incredible storyteller who enjoyed reliving his past and sharing his wonderful experiences. Be it metal work or his love of woodwork there was nothing

DEVINE, WILLIAM BENNETT 1959-2022 After a short, courageous battle with cancer, our brother, uncle, greatuncle, and cousin, William Bennett “Ben” Devine passed away peacefully on Sunday, June 26th, 2022.

Ben was born on October 25th, 1959 in Moose Jaw, SK. A Celebration of Ben’s Life will be held on Friday, August 5th, 2022 at 1:00 p.m. in Moose Jaw Funeral interment will take place at Sunset Cemetery. As an expression of sympathy, donations in Ben’s name may be made to Epilepsy Canada, 3250 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M8X 2X9. Arrangements are entrusted to Moose Jaw Funeral Home, 268 Mulberry Lane.

Cara Ashworth - Intern Funeral Director 306-693-4550 www.moosejawfuneralhome.com

many of them were given to friends and family to enjoy and treasure their handcrafted gifts.

Wilf is survived by his wife and best friend of 51 years Judy O’Brien (Myers), and their children Victoria O’Brien Barber (Dallas), Patrick O’Brien (Irene), wife, Raymond O’Brien (Denise), Patricia DeWitt (Jake), Kaitlin Tenant, and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Additionally, his extended Myers Family, and other loving family and friends.

Wilf was preceded in death by his parents, in-laws, eldest son Jack, grandson Trevor, numerous brothers, and sisters.

Moose Jaw Legion building fund Branch #59 268 High St. W. Moose Jaw, SK S6H 1S8.

A Private Family memorial will be held at a later date. Arrangements are entrusted to Moose Jaw Funeral Home, 268 Mulberry Lane. Gary McDowell, Funeral Director 306-693-4550 www.moosejawfuneralhome. com

Authentic Mexican Lunch Fundraiser to be held at St. Andrews United Church

By Fox Klein - Moose Jaw Express/ MooseJawToday.com

Please include the Moose Jaw Health Foundation in your estate plan to help your community for generations to come.

Please contact us for more information.

Moose Jaw Health Foundation 55 Diefenbaker Drive Moose Jaw, SK S6J 0C2 Phone (306) 694-0373

www.mjhf.org

On August 14, 2022, an Authentic Mexican Lunch is being offered at St. Andrews Church at 12noon. The meal will include authentic Mexican food with chicken, pork, beef, and/ or vegetarian options at a cost of $25pp to be prepaid by August 7, 2022.

This is a social gathering and fundraiser to raise money for the general maintenance of the church but organizers Carol Moran and Cheryl Hetherington thought this would be an innovative idea offering individuals a nice time to unwind and relax with friends in a social setting.

Although they usually have these events at Bobby’s Place, they are very excited to have it at St. Andrews Church which can accommodate up to 350 people. The hope is for good attendance but the expectation is to have about 150 individuals come.

For more information or to register for the event please call Carol Moran at (306) 690-8001 or call Cheryl Hetherington at (306) 693-0533.

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municipalities that began to recognize it. Toronto started day off in early August to foster a spirit of community among residents.

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August was observed as a holiday by many businesses but with this bill it was mandated as a paid holiday, with

Rev. Dr. John Kreutzwieser is a retired pastor from Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Moose Jaw, SK. He graduated with a doctorate degree in 2006 from the Robert Webber Institute for Worship Studies in Florida.

means businesses do not have to give a paid holiday to in the province, and many take a holiday. To recognize and celebrate the various cultural heritages in Alberta, the

Monday in August but observe a summer holiday for kon on the third Monday in August to remember the dis-

The views and opinions expressed in this article are those of the author, and do not of this publication.

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Saskatchewan Day Holiday

in early August. day in August as a time to honour a noteworthy local person or organization, though often referred to as the

The word holiday derives from the Old English halig daeg, meaning holy day. This was a day marked by a general suspension of work in commemoration of an event or holiday referred to taking or spending a vacation time.

Around the Middle English period, holiday took on a new meaning as “a day when commoners were exempt butte halig and butte.

The concept of a civic holiday began in London, On-

both the good things and the regretful things of our past. advice for any holiday time.

hawa to commemorate Robert McLaughlin, who brought

remembers Alexander Mackenzie, the second Prime Min-

Columnist John Kreutzwieser loves to research words and writes this weekly Word Wisdom column for Moose Jaw Express/MooseJawToday.com. He has an interest in the usage, origin, and relevance of words for society today. Greek and Latin form the basis of many words, with ancient Hebrew shedding light on word usage.

John would like to know if anyone has a sincere interest in a relevant word that he could possibly research for an upcoming column. If so, please send your requests to wordwisdom2021@gmail.com . Words will be selected according words will be used.

recognized as a “civic” holiday in reference to the various

Important tips to prevent drowning

By Fox Klein - Moose Jaw Express/ MooseJawToday.com they are near or in the water. swimming pools and surrounding lakes to choose from.

you are going in, on, or near, ask a local person about water conditions and concerns, and always wear a life

stay in arms-reach of their parents.

remember to let someone know when you will return.”

mers should stay in shallow water.

gers that go along with swimming all year long.

The public is reminded to use caution around provincial waterways. A number of organizations are working to encourage safety on the water and are sharing tips to preawareness campaign. drowning is too many. Over four hundred people drown

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to prevent drownings such as always wearing a life jacket, swimming with a buddy, not consuming alcohol or drugs before swimming or operating a boat/canoe, and being mindful of inclement weather moving in which may pose hazards to your safety in the water.” citizens and visitor’s from out of the province to follow these rules to stay safe when in, on, or near water:

of unintentional death for children and the third leading to be worn during all boating activities.

on shore know where you are and where you are going. ciety.sk.ca/home.

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part to stay safe on the water.” to reports of sudden deaths as a result of drowning. This also assist swimmers in keeping their heads above water if they unexpectedly walk off or drop off in the water.

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many activities planned, including face painting, balloon animals, jump houses, and many different carnival games.

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To apply to volunteer, you can visit https://vcmj. breezechms.com/form/carnival. can visit their website at https://victorymj.com/.

Engaged!

Roland & Brenda Michel along with Dean & Karen Wilgosh Would like to announce the engagement of Jaylee Michel to Matthew Wilgosh The marriage celebration to take place July 29, 2023

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(6:50) ›› “Power Rangers” (2017) Naomi Scott ››› “American Pie” (1999, Comedy) Americn 2 Raymond Raymond King King Frasier Frasier The Office The Office My Big Fat Fabulous Life My Big Fat Fabulous Life Seeking Sister Wife My Big Fat Fabulous Life Shark Academy (N) Deadliest Catch (N) Homestead Rescue Deadliest Catch Sheldon Fresh-Boat ’Til Death ’Til Death ’Til Death ’Til Death Big Bang Big Bang (6:00) “Sunset Boulevard” ››› “Dear Ruth” (1947, Comedy) (:45) ›››› “Network” (1976) (6:00) ››› “American Gangster” (2007) Denzel Washington. ›› “Road House” (1989) Kelly Lynch Drag Racing Drone Racing League Dangerous Drives ››› “Dream Horse” (2020) Toni Collette. ››› “Nightmare Alley” (2021) Bradley Cooper.

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The Great British Baking Show (N) Race SkyMed “Bushwhacked” The National (N) The Equalizer NCIS: Los Angeles Joel Osteen Grace SEAL Team “Takedown” The $100,000 Pyramid (N) The Final Straw (N) News Paid Prog. Bensinger Castle Celebrity Family Feud (N) So You Think-Can Dance The Final Straw (N) Paramedics: Paramedics: MLB Baseball SportsCentre (N) SC (N) SC (N) SportsCentre (N) World Chase Tag Sportsnet Central (N) Spruce Meadows Blue Jays Plays Week ››› “Men in Black” (1997) Tommy Lee Jones.

Mod Fam Mod Fam Corner Gas Corner Gas “Road Trip Romance” (2022) Natalie Hall. ›› “How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days” (2003) Madagascar (:25) ›› “Shark Tale” (2004) ››› “Solaris” (2002, Science Fiction) Right Kind Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond King King King King (6:00) 90 Day Fiancé (N) (:03) I Love a Mama’s Boy (:04) 90 Day Fiancé (N) 90 Day Fiancé Aussie Gold Hunters Outback Opal Hunters (N) Lone Star Law Naked and Afraid XL Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends Friends (6:00) “On the Town” ›››› “An American in Paris” (1951) Gene Kelly.

“Take Me Out” Talking Dead (N) › “Gone in 60 Seconds” (2000) Nicolas Cage, Angelina Jolie.

JerryMgre NHRA in 30 NHRA in 30 Motorcycle Race Motorcycle Race MotoAmerica Rewind “The Boss Baby: Family Business” VICE “310” The Chi “Angels” (N) City on a Hill (N) Times Presents ›› “Come Play” (2020, Horror) (:40) ››› “Nightmare Alley” (2021) (:15) ››› “Before You Know It” (2013) About Cosby everything’s gonna be all W. Buffett Fake Famous Westworld “Metanoia” (N) The Anarchists (N)

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