Jason G. Antonio is a journalist at Moose Jaw Today. With over 12 years of experience, he covers a range of topics including animal rescue and rehabilitation, event management, and tourism in Canada, often blending community-focused stories with historical insights. He has been featured in the Okotoks Western Wheel, 620 CKRM, and Estevan Mercury.
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Jason's coverage primarily focuses on local news related to Moose Jaw, Canada. The themes he covers include government announcements, finance & economy, education, business & industry, and government & politics.
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Here are some headlines for this morning. Here are five stories we are highlighting this morning.
Trustees with Prairie South School Division received the school community council’s (SCC) request to move to an alternate school-year calendar during their Jan. 6 board meeting.
MOOSE JAW — Frustrated that his dog wouldn't co-operate, Jeffrey Quinn Stuart assaulted the animal and wrapped a leash around its neck, resulting in the pooch asphyxiating and the man going to jail.
By: Jason G. Antonio
During an earlier trial, the judge found Jeffrey Quinn Stuart guilty of being responsible for an animal and causing it unnecessary pain, suffering or injury, contrary to the Criminal Code.
Museum technician Jason McBain and volunteer Greg Wise recently installed lighting inside Trolley 177, which enables the WDM to showcase the vehicle — constructed in 1951 and last used in Saskatoon in 1974 — and its advertising posters.
Here are some headlines for this morning. Here are five stories we are highlighting this morning.
By: Jason G. Antonio
The gamers association expo (GAX) — one of Saskatchewan's longest-running events — hits the Centre for Arts and Culture (MJCAC) from Friday, Feb. 6 to Sunday, Feb. 8. The event features gaming of all kinds, such as Dungeons and Dragons (D&D), Magic: The Gathering, LAN gaming, console rooms, virtual reality, board games and Warhammer.
By: Jason G. Antonio
The gamers association expo (GAX) — one of Saskatchewan’s longest-running events — hits the Centre for Arts and Culture (MJCAC) from Friday, Feb. 6 to Sunday, Feb. 8.
By: Jason G. Antonio
Information shows that, from 2023 to 2025, there were nearly 3,000 total student absences on Fridays, while absences hovered around or under 2,500 during the other four days.
By: Jason G. Antonio
The youth, who cannot be named under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, will serve two years in custody and one year in the community under supervision.
