Moose Jaw's Rock Station, The Buzz

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To Listen visit: www.TheBuzzRocks.ca

10/03/2025

For every time an opposing player rings a shot off a post or crossbar, Doepker Industries has committed a donation of $20 to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Moose Jaw. Last season, the total was $860.

We look forward to continuing the partnership this season!

10/03/2025

October Live Music!
Toxic Twins
Dangerous Cheese
Ray Rawlyk
Sam Zmokes
The Hip Experience
Rory Lawford Music
The Stray Dogs

10/03/2025

🎉 Spin, Shoot, Sweep, SWAP! 🏒⛸️🥌Got gear gathering dust? Need skates that actually fit this season? Come join us for the ultimate consignment sale at La Palestre Skating Rink Lobby!

🗓️ Sunday, October 5th | 2–4 PM💰 Sell your gently used hockey, skating, and curling gear🛍️ Shop for new-to-you treasures🌱 Support the Palestre Plant Upgrades!

Drop off your items:📦 Friday, Oct 3 | 2–4 PM📦 Saturday, Oct 4 | 2–4 PM

Want to earn 75% back on your sales? Label your items + help out for half an hour!

📧 Questions or ready to register? Email: [email protected]

Let’s swap some gear and make this season epic! 💪

Town of Gravelbourg Gravelbourg Hornets Gravelbourg Curling Club Gravelbourg Hornets Minor Hockey

10/03/2025

🎶 SIPS & SOUNDS 🎶
A Coffeehouse Fundraiser for the Moose Jaw Medical Mission - Saturday, October 4th
Featuring Live Performances by Local Artists
🎟 Tickets: $15
Contact Jackie @306-313-0158
☕ Fresh Coffee & Tea
🍸 Bar Service Available
🍰 Homemade Desserts All Night

✨ Enjoy an evening of music, community, and sweet treats —
while supporting life-changing medical care in Guatemala! ✨

10/03/2025

Just a reminder, the Hillcrest will be hosting an end of season member town hall meeting Wednesday, Oct 8th @ 6pm! This is a great opportunity to join us for some discussion, feedback, and ideas as we close out the 2025 season! Please consider joining the meeting as this gives you, as a member, a voice! Please call @693-1921 or come into the proshop to register!

05/13/2025

Dry conditions mean higher risk of grassfires
DISCOVER MOOSE JAW
Written by Shawn Slaght Monday, May 12 2025, 5:00 AM

As seasonal temperatures rise, the risk of grassfires increases in Moose Jaw and the surrounding area.

Deputy Fire Chief Mike Russell told Discover Moose Jaw that fire doesn’t pick a time or place, but residents still need to remain hyper-vigilant — especially now, as the fire department is seeing an uptick in grass and culvert fires. In 2022, the fire department responded to 16 grassfires.

Residents can help reduce the risk by keeping vegetation away from their homes, properly stacking firewood and maintaining a buffer zone free of flammable materials.

"That all helps us reduce the amount of time we have to go out to those types of fires,” Russell said.

A number of factors can start grassfires, including fireworks, discarded ci******es, lightning strikes, sparks and heat from trains, and campfires that haven’t been fully extinguished.

Russell said the key is to be proactive.

"If we can get the message out to the public ahead of time, we'd rather be proactive than reactive. We are in a reactive business, let’s be honest — we respond when people need us in a time of need,” he said.

If you're in the country and planning a controlled burn, you should check with your rural municipality to ensure you're allowed to burn debris, and avoid burning on dry, windy days.

Meanwhile, the Moose Jaw Fire Department has, in the past, issued a non-burning clause within city limits when conditions become dangerously dry, although it is rare.

Rural municipalities and the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency can issue fire bans under extremely dry conditions. Currently, there are no fire bans in our area. The closest fire ban is in the RM of Sherwood No. 159, east of Pense, which includes the area around Grand Coulee.

You can find the Government of Saskatchewan’s fire ban map at this link. If a grassfire does break out, immediately call 9-1-1.

05/13/2025

Don't forget - the City has designated May 17-19 as “Free Yard Waste Weekend”.

The $14 tipping fee will be waived for all organic waste including branches less than 1 inch in diameter.
Details are in the City News section on the City's app or MooseJaw.ca.

05/13/2025

CANADIAN ROCK CAMPGROUND CONTEST 🇨🇦🎸
Sponsored by Minnedosa Home Hardware

This year, we’re going full maple leaf, bring your “eh” game and show your CanROCK spirit!

- Decorate your campsite
- Dress like your favourite Canadian rock stars
- Blast the tunes that built our nation’s soundtrack - from The Tragically Hip to Nickelback, Streetheart to Rush — if it’s Canadian and it rocks, it counts.

Campground Contest Criteria:
- Inspired by Canadian rock bands
- Judged on costumes, music, decorations & creativity

Prizes and registration details coming soon!
Let’s celebrate the legends and rising stars of Canadian rock at

05/13/2025

A 43-year-old male has been charged with one count each of Aggravated Assault and Break and Enter with Intent following a stabbing incident on May 11, 2025.

Read the full story below:

https://mjpolice.ca/media/aggravated-assault/

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Local Radio that Rocks!

Happy New Year Saskatchewan! Moose Jaw is getting another radio station in 2019! Moose Jaw's Rock Station, the Buzz will be an active rock digital radio station complete with hourly local news, sports and weather reports serving the communities of: Moose Jaw, Belle Plaine, Bethune, Gravelbourg, Lumsden, Mossbank, Caronport, Mortlach, Milestone, Regina, Rouleau, Avonlea, Pense, Wilcox & Central Butte. To tune in to listen visit www.thebuzzrocks.ca. Official launch is set for January 19, 2019