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City in Saskatchewan, Canada
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Moose Jaw is a city of about 34,000 people in Southwestern Saskatchewan. A popular tourist destination, it is about 45 minutes west of the provincial capital of Regina. During Prohibition (of alcohol) in the 1920s, its proximity to the US border and easy rail access made it a popular destination for alcohol-starved Americans.
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The Canadian Forces Base south of the city is home to the Snowbirds, a team of plane pilots who perform aerobatic flight demonstration. The base is home to an annual air show every July, headlined by the Snowbirds.
Mac is a 10-metre-tall cement moose right next to the visitor information centre.
An educational facility dedicated to the conservation of Burrowing Owls and their prairie home.
Artifacts reflecting the rich and varied history of Saskatchewan. Tom Sukanen was a Finnish-born sailor, farmer and Canadian. He built a sea vessel to enable his permanent return to his homeland.
The keeper of Saskatchewan’s collective heritage. The Museum shares the province’s unique sense of place with all people for their understanding and enjoyment.
Two-hour tours through the underground tunnels. The Chicago Connection tour covers the Al Capone era and bootlegging in the 1920s. The Passage to Fortune tour explains the Chinese immigrants and the head tax. Far from being simply a set of exhibits, the two tours are in fact interactive theatre productions where visitors interact with actors. Be sure to book in advance.
Casino Moose Jaw has over 200 slot machines, and table games. It is surrounded by 20 murals and décor inspired by the Roaring Twenties.
Guests can take 1-hour-long daytime, guided, city tours. The tours covers various aspects of the city: must-see attractions, heritage buildings, murals, and notable people who have helped shape Moose Jaw. Daytime tours leave from either the Visitor Centre or the downtown location. Friday and Saturday nights feature Ghost Tours and Tales of Murder aboard the Trolley.
Briercrest College and Seminary is a private evangelical post-secondary educational institution, comprised of a college and a seminary, and operates the Caronport High School. The centrepiece of the campus is the 2,400-seat Hildebrand Chapel; the largest church auditorium in the province. Facilities also include a library, nine student dormitories, a hotel, double-court gymnasium, ice rink, sports fields.
The village's centrepiece, it is named in honour of Henry Hildebrand, founder of the college and long-serving president.
Three days in mid-July.
More than 70 flavours of chicken wings. 50 flavours of milkshakes.
Craft beer & cocktail lounge with a full menu and live music every weekend.
243-seat warehouse-style venue, specializing in sports entertainment and DJ Hollywood dancing. Licensed lounge & outdoor patio.
Casual neighbourhood restaurant and bar.
40-unit motel with 30 family-friendly 2- and 3-bedroom suites with kitchens, washers and dryers. Kitchen equipped banquet/meeting room and large Quonset available for large gatherings.
Located off the Trans-Canada Highway, this hotel is just minutes from downtown Moose Jaw. A microwave and refrigerator are featured in each room. Breakfast and free Wi-Fi are included.
Travelodge by Wyndham Moose Jaw
One of Moose Jaw's newest hotels located along Highway 1 is complete with a water slide, hot tub, kitchenette suites, whirlpool suites, semi truck and trailer parking spaces.
Big screen TV. Jacuzzi tubs. Free continental breakfast. Fitness room and conference room on premises. On-site bus and truck parking. Pets welcome.
Days Inn by Wyndham Moose Jaw
Pool/waterslide and fitness room. Deluxe continental breakfast. Jacuzzi, conference and family suites. All suites have fridge, microwave, iron and ironing board. Free high-speed.
Offers 104 renovated rooms, on-site restaurant, lounge and pub, as well as banquet facilities for up to 800 people.
Ramada by Wyndham Moose Jaw
This hotel boasts a fitness centre, hot tub and sauna, a free continental breakfast and kitchenette suites. All the guest rooms feature a microwave, mini refrigerator, flat screen TV and free movies.
Super 8 by Wyndham Moose Jaw
Complimentary breakfast and 24-hour coffee. Fax and copy services and laundry facilities. Vehicle parking with plug-ins. VIP, Senior and corporate discounts.
A renovated 1928 historical landmark, in downtown Moose Jaw. Fine dining & lounge with corporate/banquet facilities available.
World-renowned geothermal mineral pools. The resort features 181 rooms, a spa, banquet facilities, a rooftop indoor/outdoor mineral pool, and is connected to Casino Moose Jaw.
This historic home was built in 1902 by one of Moose Jaw’s leading businessmen. Enjoy the private baths, jetted tubs, fireplaces, Wi-Fi and incredible breakfasts.
110 full serviced sites. It offers easy access off Highway #1. It is close to many amenities.
Prairie Oasis Tourist Complex
75 pull-through, full hook-up spaces, and 25 spaces with water and electrical.
Wakamow Valley
Located in the Wakamow Valley along the Moose Jaw River. Over 60 sites, most with water and electric hook-up. Within walking distance of downtown Moose Jaw.
42 rooms and suites
Stocked, spring-fed pond and sandhills. Large, well-treed campsites. Natural swimming area. Home of Sandy Creek Gospel Jamboree, Run to Besant Car Show and Connect Festival. Open May 1 to Sep 15.
Includes Galaxy Cinemas.
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