Mature Lifestyles 55+ Guide Fall 2025

Fall 2025

The most complete guide of products, services and activities for mature adults

See what Aspira West Park Crossing can do for you. Choose from a range of suite size options and a variety of personalized retirement and care services. Stay active, inspired and comfortable on your terms in the warmth of a vibrant community. At Aspira it is your choice, our goal is to give you as much choice as possible with the services we provide tailored to your needs. For more information call 1-306-694-4744

Furrows and Faith offers an ideal small-town retirement venue for Mossbank area residents

The Furrows and Faith Retirement Villa is located a short 40 minute drive from Moose Jaw at 406 Main Street in the village of Mossbank.

Furrows and Faith offers an ideal small-town retirement venue for Mossbank area residents

Furrows and Faith Retirement Co-operative Limited offers an ideal independent living venue in Mossbank, Sask., for older adults who prefer to enjoy the perks of retirement outside of the big city.

Dale Nagel, a long-serving member of the board who was also on the original building committee, said the residence stands apart because of “a little bit more one-on-one with the workers” and a better worker to resident ratio, “a little bit more

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of a home feeling,” and of course, “a little better cooking” than you might find elsewhere.

Furrows and Faith was established in December 2011 by Beverley Singbeil and Betty Ray with the mission of providing affordable retirement and assisted living options in the Mossbank area.

“The people that got the ball rolling on it saw the need for some housing in the area that would keep people that maybe didn’t need to be in a full retirement home,” Nagel explained. The goal was to also allow older area residents to stay close to friends, family, and their community without having to move to a larger centre.

At the time, Nagel said one of the founders had a

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Independent Senior living available, with spacious single and double rooms, each with large walk-in showers and closets. Enjoy home cooked meals, laundry service, prescription assistance, daily activities. Small town living with a quiet inviting lifestyle, 24 hour fully trained sta for your peace of mind & safety. Nurse Practitioner does in house visits once a week for our convenience, Come have a walk through, and experience the real lifestyle of Mossbank, just 40 minutes from Moose Jaw.

406 Main Street Mossbank 306-354-7799

family member who was contemplating the move to Gravelbourg. To allow them to stay in their home community, the two decided it would be ideal to create a venue that’s somewhere between a full retirement home and an assisted living residence.

According to the home’s website, Mossbank “has always been behind keeping our facility going so our residents can stay in a safe, caring environment, where they could be close to nature and close to their children, grandchildren, and friends.”

Mossbank itself has around 360 residents (2016 Census) and the village features a few amenities including a modern swimming pool, hockey, and curling rink, a ninehole sand green golf course, a K to 12 school, grocery store and restaurant, and three church denominations.

separate common area is ideal for socializing or playing several available games. Laundry, housecleaning, medication management, and limited personal assistance services are offered, and you can treat yourself to a full onsite spa with a walk-in tub. A hairdresser stops by the home every two weeks.

Mossbank is part of the Five Hills Health Region and a nurse practitioner visits in person three times each week. Weekly prescription orders and pickups are co-ordinated through the home and the Assiniboia Union Hospital is only 25 minutes away.

The home features 12 single, 325 square foot rooms along with three couples’ suites and one studio room. Both single and double room layouts are available, and each unit comes with its own bathroom including a walk-in shower. If you prefer to bring your own furniture and treasures, there’s ample room to accommodate these personal details for that true home feeling.

Meals are served in the home’s common dining room, and a

To help stay active, options include daily guided exercises, weekly group bible studies, regular entertainment including touring musicians, and there’s a yard and garden space where you can enjoy some fresh air. As the retirement villa is organized as a co-operative, residents can apply for a membership for only $5 and this gives a vote in the operation of the business as well as the opportunity to become a leader on its board of directors.

For more information, call 306-354-7799 or visit FurrowsAndFaith.Wixsite. com/Furrows-And-Faith. You can also contact the villa by email at FurrowsAndFaith@ Sasktel.net.

The Furrows and Faith Retirement Villa is located a short 40 minute drive from Moose Jaw at 406 Main Street in the village of Mossbank.

You can make a difference in the life of a patient.

The Moose Jaw Health Foundation needs the support of donors to help us equip the Dr. F.H. Wigmore Regional Hospital with the best medical equipment in Canada. With your help we can save and enhance the lives of patients.

With the help of our donors, Moose Jaw is home to a modern, state-of-the-art hospital. Individuals, businesses and organizations make generous donations to purchase new medical equipment that will assist our dedicated health care professionals. Only through the generosity of donors the Foundation has been able to provide funding for:

• MRI - a first for rural Saskatchewan

• Orthopedic surgical equipment

• Labour and delivery equipment

• CT Scanner

• Digital Mammography

• MRI Breast Coil

• Medical & Nursing scholarships for local students

Every dollar raised will stay in our community. Your gift will make a difference. Please help us equip your hospital today for a healthier tomorrow.

For more information on the Moose Jaw Health Foundation, please visit MJHF.ORG.

Please include the Moose Jaw Health Foundation in your estate plan.

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An elderly gent was invited to his old friends’ home for dinner one evening. He was impressed by the way his buddy preceded every request to his with endearing terms-Honey, My Love, Darling, Sweetheart, Pumpkin, etc.

The couple had been married almost 70 years, and clearly they were still very much in love. While the

wife was in the kitchen, the man leaned over and said to his host, “I think it’s wonderful that, after all these years, you still call your wife those loving pet names.”

The old man hung his head. “I have to tell you the truth,” he said, “I forgot her name about 10 years ago.”

From Sunhats to Snow Boots: A Senior’s Guide to Getting Ready for Winter in Moose Jaw

By Panda Tire & Auto – Helping You Roll Smoothly into Winter

From Sunhats to Snow Boots: A Senior’s Guide to Getting Ready for Winter in Moose Jaw

Every year it happens. The leaves turn golden, the mornings get crisp… and suddenly it’s -20°C and you realize your garden hose is now an ice sculpture, your mittens are still hiding in the basement, and your car thinks “block heater” is a foreign concept.

Every year it happens. The leaves turn gold, the mornings get crisp… and suddenly it’s -20°C and you realize your garden hose is now an ice sculpture, your mittens are still hiding in the basement and your car thinks “block heater” is a foreign concept.

The Prairie Tire Showdown

By Panda Tire & Auto – Helping You Roll Smoothly

into Winter

• All Season – Good in mild weather, but when temps drop below 7°C, they get stiff and lose grip.

Sure, winter prep isn’t the same as it was a century ago no more horse-and-sleigh, no canning 400 jars of pickles, no stacking wood taller than the barn but preparation still pays off. On the Prairies, it means fewer headaches, fewer chilly surprises, and much safer travels.

The Warm & Worry-Free Vehicle Checklist

Sure, winter prep isn’t the same as it was a century ago—no more horse-and-sleigh, no canning 400 jars of pickles, no stacking wood taller than the barn—but preparation still pays off. On the Prairies, it means fewer headaches, fewer chilly surprises, and much safer travels.

The Warm & Worry-Free Vehicle Checklist

Before you trade iced tea for hot cocoa, give your car a little TLC. A few simple checks can reward you with easy starts, warm rides, and confidence on snowy roads:

Before you trade iced tea for hot cocoa, give your car a little TLC. A few simple checks can reward you with easy starts, warm rides, and confidence on snowy roads:

• Fluids Fit for Frost – Use the correct grade and type of engine oil (synthetic or conventional) and don’t forget the other fluids differentials, power steering, transmission.

• Fluids Fit for Frost – Use the correct grade and type of engine oil (synthetic or conventional) and don’t forget the other fluids—differentials, power steering, transmission.

• Coolant Check – Antifreeze should be strong enough to prevent freezing, with proper pH to fight corrosion.

The Prairie Tire Showdown

• All Weather – More winter-friendly than all season, but still not top performer on ice or in deep cold.

• All Season – Good in mild weather, but when temps drop below 7°C, they get stiff and lose grip.

• Winter / Ice Radials – Stay soft and grippy in frigid temps, with up to 50% better traction than all season tires.

• All Weather – More winter-friendly than all season, but still not a top performer on ice or in deep cold.

Best Bet for Seniors: Winter tires or ice radials. They’ll give you shorter stopping distances, better handling, and more confidence, especially if reaction times aren’t what they used to be.

• Winter / Ice Radials – Stay soft and grippy in frigid temps, with up to 50% better traction than all season tires. Need extra traction? Studded winter tires are the best.

Why This Matters More As We Age

• Less chance of unpleasant “surprises” on icy corners

• Easier steering and braking when conditions get tricky

Best Bet for Seniors: Winter tires or ice radials. They’ll give you shorter stopping distances, better handling, and more confidence, especially if reaction times aren’t what they used to be.

• Peace of mind every time you head out

Why This Matters More As We Age

• Less chance of unpleasant “surprises” on icy corners

• Easier steering and braking when conditions get tricky

Local Wisdom Says: “Winter tires are more important than AWD.” Even a front-wheel-drive car with winter tires can outperform an AWD vehicle on all-seasons. If you do have AWD and winter tires well, that’s Prairie driving bliss.

• Peace of mind every time you head out

The Bottom Line:

• Coolant Check – Antifreeze should be strong enough to prevent freezing, with proper pH to fight corrosion.

• Wipe the Slate Clean – Fresh wiper blades + winter washer fluid = clear vision when the snow starts flying.

• Wipe the Slate Clean – Fresh wiper blades + winter washer fluid = clear vision when the snow starts flying.

• Heat & Defrost – Make sure your heater and defroster are in good working order.

• Heat & Defrost – Make sure your heater and defroster are in good working order.

• Emergency Kit – A blanket, flashlight, and extra gloves can be a lifesaver.

• Emergency Kit – A blanket, flashlight, and extra gloves can be a lifesaver.

• Battery Health – A weak battery is a grumpy battery in30°C. Test it now.

• Battery Health – A weak battery is a grumpy battery in -30°C. Test it now.

• Tire Time – Check condition and pressure. Choose the best tires for winter traction.

• Tire Time – Check condition and pressure. Choose the best tires for winter traction.

Tires Have Come a Long Way

Local Wisdom Says: “Winter tires are more important than AWD (All Wheel Drive).” Even a front-wheel-drive car with winter tires can outperform an AWD vehicle on all-seasons. If you do have AWD or 4 x 4 and winter tires—well, that’s Prairie driving bliss.

Winter arrives every year whether we’re ready or not. But with a little prep and the right tires, you can glide through the season like a pro (and avoid chipping your garden hose out of the ice).

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The Bottom Line:

At Panda Tire & Auto, we make winter prep easy. From battery checks to the perfect set of winter tires, we’ll help you stay safe, warm, and worry-free this season.

Winter arrives every year—whether we’re ready or not. But with a little prep and the right tires, you can glide through the season like a pro (and avoid chipping your garden hose out of the ice).

Need a Hand?

At Panda Tire & Auto, we make winter prep easy. From battery checks to the perfect set of winter tires, we’ll help you stay safe, warm, and worry-free this season.

Tires Have Come a Long Way It’s not just “summer vs. winter” anymore. Now we have allseason, all-weather, and even EV-specific tires designed for the heavier weight and instant torque of electric vehicles. But which is best for Prairie winters—especially for seniors?

It’s not just “summer vs. winter” anymore. Now we have all-season, all-weather, and even EV-specific tires designed for the heavier weight and instant torque of electric vehicles. But which is best for Prairie winters especially for seniors?

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That’s why you need a retirement plan just as unique. I understand that. As a Raymond James financial advisor, I have the freedom to offer unbiased advice and the resources to help you design a truly individual retirement plan. Book an appointment today to learn more about creating a plan focused on your dream retirement.

Moose Jaw Fire Department Fire Safety Tips for Older Adults

Knowing what to do in the event of a fire is particularly important for older adults. At age 65 and older, people are twice as likely to be killed or injured by fires compared to the population at large and with our numbers growing every year it's essential to take the necessary steps to stay safe.

Make sure a fire never starts by following these simple tips:

 Don’t reach for danger! Wear tight-fitting or rolled-up sleeves when cooking and don’t reach over a hot burner. Always stay in the kitchen when you are cooking, never leave cooking food unattended. Cooking fires are the number one cause of fire injuries among older adults. If you need to step away, you should turn off the stove.

 Always blow out candles before leaving the room.

 Ensure items that can burn are one meter (3 feet) away from space heaters.

 Avoid overloading the electrical outlets. Extension cords should be used only as a temporary connection.

 Avoid running cords under rugs, which can damage the cord and cause a fire.

 Install smoke and CO alarms on every level of your home, especially outside sleeping areas. Combination smoke/CO alarms are available and detect both hazards in one device. Test alarms monthly and replace batteries yearly or if you hear a chirp. Replace smoke alarms every 10 years, and CO alarms every 7–10 years (check label) even if they are still working.

 Know exactly what to do and where to go if there is a fire. Plan and practice your escape! Develop a home fire escape plan or refer to your building’s fire safety plan.

 Know your local emergency number 9-1-1

 If you smoke, do it outside and use large deep ashtrays. Don’t extinguish smoking materials in a potted plant. The soil used for potted plants can burn. Never smoke in bed.

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Your season to connect: Fall and winter at the Cosmo Senior Centre

As golden leaves give way to crisp winter mornings, the Cosmo Centre remains a warm and welcoming haven for Moose Jaw’s 55-plus community. Whether you’re looking to share a laugh with friends, try something new, or enjoy a favourite pastime, the Centre’s ever-growing calendar of activities offers something for every interest and every season.

Since opening its doors in the mid-1960s, the Cosmo Centre has been a cherished gathering place where friendships are formed, stories are shared, and local talent shines. Inside, two spacious halls — one seating up to 320 guests and a smaller hall for 100 — can be combined to host up to 420 people, making the venue ideal for everything from intimate card games to lively concerts. Two inviting meeting rooms and a brand-new yoga studio add even more ways to stay active and engaged, especially during the cooler months.

The Centre’s programming keeps the community moving, mingling, and making memories all year long. Weekly jam sessions, cornhole games, shuffleboard, and fitness classes offer fun ways to stay fit, while line dancing with instructor Vel Smith and friendly card games like Canasta and Military Whist keep energy levels — and spirits — high. Pickleball, one of the Centre’s most popular social draws, features 13 weekly slots for players to enjoy both the game and the camaraderie that comes with it. For those who prefer a quieter pace, the book club provides a cozy space to connect over shared stories. Seasonal highlights add extra opportunities to the calendar. In the fall and winter, polka parties, monthly dances, and festive

Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners brighten even the chilliest days. When the weather turns warm, summertime barbecues and Canada Day celebrations — complete with live entertainment — bring the community together.

Of course, no visit to the Cosmo Centre is complete without a slice of its beloved lemon meringue pie, a treat that’s become something of a local legend. Visitors can also mark their calendars for the much-anticipated semi-annual craft fairs, lovingly organized by Anita Duncan. These vibrant events are the perfect opportunity to browse unique, handcrafted items, enjoy a sweet treat, and perhaps find the perfect gift for a friend or family member.

Membership is an open invitation to make the Cosmo Centre part of your regular routine. For just $50 a year, members enjoy access to a wide and ever-expanding selection of activities, the chance to connect with like-minded peers, and the satisfaction of being part of a lively, welcoming community. New visitors are encouraged to take advantage of a three-day trial to explore the programs, meet fellow members, and see if the Centre feels like home.

With plenty of activities already lined up — and more always in the works — be sure to check the Centre’s website and Facebook page regularly for the latest updates.

To learn more, call the Cosmo Centre’s main office at 306-6926072 during regular hours, Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., visit CosmoSeniorCentre.com, or follow “COSMO SENIOR CITIZENS MOOSE JAW” on Facebook. The Centre is located at 235 Third Avenue Northeast.

The Cosmo Senior Citizens’ Centre provides older 55+ adults the opportunity to enhance their wellbeing with social, cultural and physical activities. Ongoing activities include card games, shuffleboard, cornhole, pickleball, line dancing, chair fitness, monthly dances/cabarets, Military Whist and Cribbage tournaments, annual meat pie fundraiser, summer BBQ’s, Canada Day pancake breakfast, Crafts and Trades Fair, and Christmas Banquet (Chinese food). Hall rentals are available to all, for any occasion.

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A wife was making a breakfast of fried eggs for her husband. Suddenly, her husband burst into the kitchen. ‘Careful,’ he said, ‘CAREFUL! Put in some more butter! Oh my gosh! You’re cooking too many at once. TOO MANY! Turn them! TURN THEM NOW! We need more butter. Oh my gosh! WHERE are we going to get MORE BUTTER? They’re going to STICK! Careful. CAREFUL! I said be CAREFUL! You NEVER listen to me when you’re cooking! Never! Turn them! Hurry up! Are you CRAZY? Have you LOST your mind? Don’t forget to salt them. You know you always forget to salt them. Use the salt. USE THE SALT! THE SALT!’

The wife stared at him. ‘What in the world is wrong with you? You think I don’t know how to fry a couple of eggs?’ The husband calmly replied, ‘I just wanted to show you what it feels like when I’m driving.’

The Royal Canadian Legion: A home for veterans, families, and the community

For nearly a century, the Royal Canadian Legion has been a cornerstone of life in Moose Jaw. From its origins after the First World War to its long tenure at its former High Street West location, the Legion has always been more than just a building — it has been a place of service, remembrance, and fellowship.

Now, with the move to its bright new home on Fairford Street West completed, Branch No. 59 is opening its doors wide to seniors and community members who may be asking: “Why should I reach out to the Legion, and what can it do for me?”

The new building, which opened in May 2025, was designed with accessibility in mind. Gone are the steep stairs and the dark basement lounge of the past. Today, members enjoy a bright, spacious hall filled with natural light and easy entryways. For those with mobility challenges, this change is especially important — no elevator to wait for, no obstacles to

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climb, just a warm, open room that feels like home.

“The camaraderie is still here,” noted one veteran on opening day, adding that the Legion’s new setting makes it easier than ever for friends to gather, laugh, and share stories. For seniors looking to stay socially active, the Legion offers an inviting place to spend time.

While the morning veterans’ coffee hour is a popular tradition, the Legion’s purpose stretches far beyond companionship. As Canada’s largest veteran support and community service organization, the Legion is committed to helping those who served — but also their families, seniors, and the wider community.

For older adults, this can mean practical support in areas such as:

Access to benefits: The Legion helps seniors connect with Veterans Affairs Canada for services like hearing aids, mobility supports, and independent living assistance.

Financial help: Emergency funds are available for essentials like food, heating, or home repairs through the Poppy Fund.

Health and wellness: The Legion offers referrals for mental health support, peer support programs, and connections to senior-focused resources such as McMaster University’s Optimal Aging Portal.

Family and remembrance: The Legion assists with funeral and burial services, preserving dignity for veterans and offering comfort to families.

Importantly, these services are always free of charge, and you do not need to be a Legion member to access them.

Membership, however, is open to everyone — not just veterans. For as little as the cost of an annual membership, anyone can join and show support for those who have served. Becoming a member means being part

of a community that values remembrance, service, and connection. It also means taking part in social events, volunteer opportunities, and programs that keep the spirit of community alive.

With its 100th anniversary approaching on Oct. 16, 2026, Branch No. 59 is embracing a new chapter while honouring its past. The move to Fairford Street represents more than a change of address — it’s a renewal of the Legion’s promise to be “a happy home” for veterans, seniors, and all who walk through its doors.

For Moose Jaw’s older adults, the Legion is not just a symbol of remembrance. It’s a practical, welcoming place to find support, friendship, and purpose — today, tomorrow, and for generations to come.

You can find Branch No. 59 of the Royal Canadian Legion at 693 Fairford Street West. For more information, call 306-692-5453.

In addition, we offer mobile engraving services. Our equipment allows us to engrave on-site, meaning we don’t need to disturb the monument by removing and re-installing it. This saves you money and makes any adjustments stress-free.

Grassland Memorials

At Grassland Memorials, we are committed to providing you with peace of mind during a difficult time. As a locally owned and operated business based in Morse, we take great pride in offering personalized and high-quality service.

Our owner personally designs, engraves, and installs all monuments. This ensures the highest quality workmanship and excellent personalized service for our customers. We will assist you through the process of designing a monument that truly reflects the memory of your loved one. We also help with pre-need monuments for those planning ahead.

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As the days grow shorter and golden leaves drift gently to the ground, autumn offers the perfect season to find warmth, connection, and comfort at Atria Mulberry Estates. This all-inclusive, community-focused residence for adults aged 55 and over blends the ease of retirement living with the vibrant rhythm of shared experiences — and this fall, two beautiful one-bedroom suites are available for an October move-in.

Residents at Mulberry Estates enjoy a lifestyle free from the burdens of cooking, cleaning, and home maintenance. Weekly housekeeping, basic cable TV, and a dedicated shuttle service are included, leaving more time for the things that matter most — whether that’s enjoying the company of friends, discovering a new hobby, or simply relaxing in a comfortable suite.

Dining is a highlight of life at the home, with midday meals prepared fresh by the on-site culinary team and served with care. Each lunch begins with a crisp salad, followed by a flavourful main course and dessert. The Anytime Café is always stocked with coffee, tea, sandwiches, baked goods, and fresh fruit for those in-between moments. Residents with dietary preferences or restrictions are easily accommodated.

The Engage Life program ensures there’s always something to look forward to, from painting afternoons and card games to shuffleboard matches and live entertainment several times each week. The grounds feature a walking track encircling the building and even a horseshoe pit for those who enjoy a friendly game outdoors. Excursions — such as ice cream trips to Chamberlain or local museum tours — are offered year-round, with all transportation provided.

Life at Mulberry Estates is enriched by its thoughtfully designed social programming, which fosters connection, creativity, and a sense of belonging. The monthly Social Series program brings themed gatherings right to the heart of the residence — from tropical afternoons and cultural showcases to interactive culinary events and creative workshops. These gatherings often feature live music, guest speakers, and refreshments prepared by the on-site chef, making them a favourite among residents and guests alike.

Pets are welcome at Mulberry Estates, making it easy to bring along a beloved dog or cat. The residence also offers a short-term stay program, ideal for those recovering from surgery, managing a household emergency, or simply seeking a change of pace. Fully furnished suites mean you need only bring your personal essentials, and stays can be arranged for days, weeks, or months.

inviting main dining hall welcomes residents daily for chef-prepared lunches and the Anytime Café’s casual offerings, including coffee, tea, sandwiches, and fresh

For those interested in joining the community, booking a tour is as simple as calling ahead. Visitors can explore available suites, meet residents, view the activity calendar, and experience firsthand the warmth and friendliness that define life at Mulberry Estates.

Whether you’re seeking a fresh start this autumn or planning ahead for the future, Atria Mulberry Estates offers a place where neighbours become friends, daily life feels effortless, and every season brings something to enjoy.

To arrange a tour or inquire about the two one-bedroom suites available for October 2025, call 306-694-5020 and ask for Tricia Oblander.

Atria Mulberry Estates is located at 220 Mulberry Lane. For more information, follow “Atria Mulberry Estates” on Facebook or visit AtriaRetirement.ca.

As we age, maintaining our homes and yards can become challenging, especially in regions with extreme climates like Saskatchewan. However, with the help of trained professionals, seniors can enjoy a safe and beautiful outdoor space year-round without the stress of handling everything themselves.

Summer Maintenance: Summer brings its own set of challenges, such as keeping lawns healthy and trimmed during heat waves. Professional contractors can ensure your yard is maintained regularly, preventing issues like burnt grass and overgrowth.

• Key Services: Lawn mowing, trimming, garden care, and pest control.

• Safety Tip: Contractors can help keep your yard safe by removing hazards like uneven surfaces or overgrown plants.

Winter Maintenance: Winter in Saskatchewan can be harsh, with snow, ice, and freezing temperatures posing risks to seniors. Regular maintenance is essential to prevent accidents and ensure safety.

• Key Services: Snow shoveling, ice removal, and grit application to prevent slipping.

• Safety Tip: Avoid using salt on sidewalks, as it can cause long-term damage. Opt for grit instead.

Why Choose Trained Professionals

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Hiring trained and insured professionals ensures peace of mind and quality service. Look for contractors who meet the following criteria:

• Liability insurance to protect against accidents or property damage.

• WCB insurance for employee safety.

• Proper training and certification, such as Red Seal Trade qualifications.

• Business licenses and references from previous clients.

Additional Benefits:

Year-Round Support: Contractors can maintain your yard even when you’re away, ensuring your home looks cared for and secure.

Indoor Wellness: Consider adding tropical plants to your home for improved air quality and stress reduction. Consult your local greenhouse for safe, low-light options.

Seniors can enjoy a safe and beautiful home environment year-round with the help of trained professionals. Whether it’s summer lawn care or winter snow removal, reliable contractors like Cornell Design & Landscaping Ltd are here to help. Contact us today to discuss your needs and discover how we can make your life easier and more enjoyable. Leslie Cornell RSE, PHC President, Cornell Design & Landscaping Garden Centre 693-TREE | www.cornelltrees.com

Most Canadian seniors want to remain in their own homes for as long as possible. Canadians are living longer and are increasingly reaching the age of 100. Between 2006 and 2011, the number of Canadian centenarians increased by almost 26%, the second highest increase of all age groups, after the 60 to 64 age group which increased by 29%. According to new data from the Office of the Chief Actuary, the average life span for Canadians aged 65 and above, is 87 for men and 89 for women.

Aging in place means having access to services and the health and social supports you need to live safely and independently in your home or your community for as long as you wish or are able.

Thinking about the future and being prepared will help you to make the most of your later years

Aging in Place on your terms

and have more control over your decisions. Making a plan will give you the best chance to have a satisfying and positive experience as you age and will help you to age in place.

Think about what you can do now to improve your life as you age, based on the experiences of people like you, who have shared their thoughts about planning and preparing for their older years.

Thinking about what you would like your life to be like in 10, 15 or 20 years, and what you might be able to do now to give you more control over future changes, will help you to maintain your health and independence for as long as possible. Having a plan to age in place could prevent you from having to make hasty decisions in the future, especially when dealing with change resulting from a crisis.

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Whether you are looking for a new home, short-term stay, or an active place to spend the winter, Points West Living Moose Jaw is here for you.

Plan for the future today to help you live the life you want tomorrow.

Are you ready to Age in Place?

Assess your progress

1. My health

There are laws in Canada that allow people close to you to make health care decisions on your behalf if you can’t make them yourself. In some provinces and territories you can prepare a legal document naming someone to help you make health care decisions. Check with your province or territory, or speak to a lawyer to find out about making this kind of document.

Think about your state of health as it is now. What can you do now to help ensure a healthy future?

2. My home

The majority of older adults live in the community and want to age in place in their own home. Think about the home you live in now.

Do you plan to live there when you are 70 or 80 years of age or older? Do you own or rent? If you rent, your ability to make changes to your home to support your needs may be limited. Consider what you can do to age in place as a renter or homeowner.

3. My transportation

Most older adults will live 7 to 10 years past their ability to drive safely. Think about the type(s) of transportation you use now. Do you plan to continue travelling in the same way when you are older?

4. My finances

Financial planning leads to greater well-being regardless of household income. Think about the state of your finances and your source(s) of income now. What will they be like when you are 70 or 80 years of age or older?

5. My connections

The ability to draw on social networks of friends or family is known to make an important

Always Something To Do At Points West Living

If you are looking for an active independent place to live, Points West Living Moose Jaw is the perfect place for you.

Full independent living for active adults. 24 hour bistro, 24 hour security, Dining room, Library, Games Room and Exercise room. Our suites each have a fridge, stove, dishwasher, washer and dryer. We have 1 and 2 bedroom suites for rent. Contact us now for more information and to book a tour! 917 Bradley Street, Moose Jaw, SK 306-693-3777

contribution to general wellbeing and quality of life. Volunteering helps to keep people connected with their community, is associated with longevity, and increases happiness and satisfaction in older age. Think about your social life as it is now. What will it look like when you are older?

6. My safety

Falls account for more than half of all injuries to Canadians 65 years of age and older. Approximately 20 to 30% of Canadian seniors experience one fall each year. Think about some of the things you do now to protect yourself and reduce the potential for various types of injury, harm or abuse. Might you have other safety concerns when you are older? What could you do to reduce the risk of these occurring?

7. My supports and services

As Canadians age, the care and support from family and friends

becomes increasingly important to the well-being of seniors.

In 2012, about 8.1 million individuals or 28% of Canadians aged 15 years and older, provided care to a family member or friend with a long-term health condition, disability or aging needs. That is nearly 3 in 10 people who are family caregivers.

Supports

You may already be caring for a parent, spouse, child or friend, or you may do so in the future. Think about how this role is affecting, or may affect, your life and what you might do that would help you in providing that care.

Services

At some point in your life you may need help with some activities or with some of the daily needs of living at home. This includes things such as house cleaning; delivery of prepared meals, groceries and prescriptions; snow removal; yard work; dog-walking;

W.J. Jones & Son Funeral Services

A New Way to Remember, A Tradition of Care

At W. J. Jones & Son Funeral Home, we understand that saying goodbye is more than a moment—it’s a lifelong journey of remembrance. For over a century, our family has walked alongside yours, offering compassionate support, professional guidance, and respectful care through life’s most tender transitions.

As we continue to serve families in Moose Jaw and the surrounding communities with dignity and devotion, we are proud to introduce a meaningful new option for honoring your loved one’s memory: Parting Stone – A Solidified Remains Service

Beyond the Urn: A Tangible Connection Cremation is a deeply personal choice, often selected for its simplicity and flexibility. But for many families, cremated ashes can feel impersonal or difficult to display and interact with. That’s where Parting Stone comes in.

Instead of receiving ashes in a container, you now have the option to receive 40–60 smooth, solid stones - each one a clean, touchable representation of your loved one’s

and personal supports. Would you be able to manage if you could not do these activities for a short or longer period of time?

8. My community In an age-friendly community, policies, services and structures related to the physical and social environment are designed to support and enable older people to “age actively” – that is, to live in security, enjoy good health and continue to participate fully in society.

Think about the community you live in now. How close are you to a grocery store, a drugstore, a coffee shop, the library or a restaurant? How much farther do you travel to reach medical offices, a dentist or a hospital? And how far do you travel to visit family and friends? What features are important to have in your community when you are older, and will your current community meet your future needs?

essence. These stones can be held, shared, displayed, or even carried with you, creating an intimate and permanent connection unlike anything else.

Every stone is unique in shape, size, and natural color—just like the person it represents. Whether you choose to keep them all, give some to family members, or place them in a meaningful location, these solidified remains offer a beautiful, healing alternative to traditional cremation options.

Why Families Choose Parting Stone

• Clean & Touchable: No more worry about spills or scattering. Solidified remains are clean, safe, and easy to hold.

• Shareable Keepsake: Perfect for families who want to divide and share the memory of a loved one in a dignified way.

• Personal & Permanent: Stones don’t degrade, scatter, or fade over time. They offer a timeless tribute to a life well-lived.

Trusted Tradition Meets Modern Meaning

At W. J. Jones & Son, we know that every life is

9. My partner and me (if applicable)

Your partner will play a critical role in your later years and will likely become a more central part of your life.

Think about your relationship with your partner as it is now. What changes might you anticipate as you age and your needs change? For more information

Contact

More information on federal programs and services for seniors is available or visit your local Service Canada office. For additional programs, please contact your provincial or territorial government.

Call 1 800 O-Canada (1-800-6226232) or TTY: 1-800-926-9105

Source: https://www.canada. ca/en/employment-socialdevelopment/corporate/seniorsforum-federal-provincialterritorial/aging-checklist.html

unique, and every farewell deserves to reflect that. As a full-service funeral home, we offer traditional burials, cremations, pre-planning services, grief support, and now, Parting Stone - because honoring a loved one should be as individual as the life they lived.

When you choose W. J. Jones & Son, you choose a family that cares. We’re here to support you through every decision, every ceremony, and every step toward healing. And with our partnership with Parting Stone, we offer even more ways to help you remember beautifully, and meaningfully.

For more information contact Dayna Chamberlain at 306-693-4644 or email dayna@jonesparkview.com

High Quality water delivered to your home, water softener sales, rentals, maintenance.

306.693.0606

270 Caribou St. W. www.culligan.com

KNOCK ON WOOD

Three sisters ages 72, 74, and 76 live in a house together. One night the 76-year-old draws a bath. She puts her foot in and pauses. She yells down the stairs “was I getting in or out of the bath?”.

The 74-year-old yells back “I don’t know. I’ll come up and see.”

She starts up the stairs and pauses. Then she yells “was I going up the stairs or down?”

The 72-year-old is sitting at the kitchen table having tea listening to her sisters. She shakes her head and says “I sure hope I never get that forgetful.”

She knocks on wood for good measure and then yells “I’ll come up and help both of you as soon as I see who’s at the door”.

Nutters Everyday Naturals

Nutters Everyday Naturals carries a variety of supplements to support our senior community.

Natural Factors Cognisave is a premium supplement designed to support cognitive health in seniors. It helps enhance memory, focus, and mental clarity, perfect through the fall and winter months.

CanPrev Vitamin C provides high-quality, easy-toabsorb Vitamin C, helping to strengthen the immune system and promote overall health for seniors, especially during the colder months.

Naka Magnesium Bisglycinate is a highly absorbable form of magnesium that helps seniors maintain muscle function, support relaxation, and reduce stress, making it ideal for staying balanced and calm during the colder winter months.

Natural Factors Joint Support supplements, including Glucosamine & Chondroitin and MSM, provide essential nutrients that help reduce joint pain and improve mobility, making them perfect for seniors to stay active and comfortable during the cold winter months.

“Warm up your wellness this winter-shop all your wellness essentials at Nutters Everyday Naturals in Moose Jaw!”

Ashdown’s Furniture & Interiors; They

Are Truly Canadian & Truly Here for You!!

Ashdown’s Furniture & Interiors has been a local family owned business as long as it has been around, passed from one local family to another over the years.

Eleisha Lanz & Family, The current Owners of Ashdown’s Furniture & Interiors, are following in Their foot steps.

They want to provide the Community with Good Quality, Stylish, Long Lasting Furniture, while providing their Exemplary Staff to help you with the entire process.

“Their staff will help you make a house a home! “

Ashdown’s Furniture & Interiors is Truly Canadian and Here for You! With 90% of Their Furniture being Canadian Made, Including Furniture Brands as well as Appliances. Ashdown’s Furniture & Interiors has a Large Variety of Furniture in over 30,000 sq ft of space.

Brands like; Palliser, Elran, Decor Rest, Mako, Kingsdown, Dynasty, Minhas, Napoleon,Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, Stirling Marathon, Danby, Frigidaire & Electroluxe.

Ashdown’s Furniture & Interiors provides their Clients with Interior Living Room Furniture, All Accessories, Bedroom Furniture, Bedroom Linens, Pillows, Dining Suites, Bar Stools, Kitchen Appliances, Laundry Appliances and Gadgets. Including Detergents, Cleaning Supplies & Agents, Electroluxe Vacumms, Frigidaire Air Fryers, and Espresso Makers.

They also carry a large variety of Great Quality, Long Lasting Outdoor Patio Furniture, Dining, Lounge Seating, Accessories, Fire Tables & Patio Heaters, Umbrellas, BBQs, Smokers, and all Grilling Accessories.

Ashdown’s Furniture & Interiors wants to pass the Savings on to You. Rest assured there are no extra Charges or Tariffs to worry about only Savings!

Ashdown’s Furniture & Interiors wants you to know that through the good times and the bad they will always price their furniture fairly to accommodate to their clients, community and those that support them!

Ashdown’s Furniture & Interiors prides itself on Personal Service with a Personal Touch! Whether it be our Amazing Sales Staff, to our Delivery Drivers and Support Staff.

Ashdown’s Furniture Stands by Their Community and They want to Thank You!

We are all in this Together!!

Senior Activity Planning and Support Ideas for 2025 for organizations and senior facilities

Seniors play a vital role in our community, and it is essential to create opportunities for them to stay active, connected, and supported. Whether through engaging activities, practical resources, or community-building efforts, there are countless ways to make a meaningful impact in their lives. Below is a detailed guide on how you as an organization or senior facility can help and support seniors in 2025, along with actionable strategies to ensure their well-being.

1. Activity Planning and Hosting

Planning and hosting activities are great ways to keep seniors socially engaged, physically active, and mentally stimulated. Here’s how you can make a difference:

In-Person Events

• Arts and Crafts Workshops: Encourage creativity with sessions like painting, knitting, or sculpting. These activities not only stimulate the mind but also provide an opportunity for seniors to create something meaningful.

• Fitness Classes: Offer low-impact exercises like tai chi, chair yoga, or gentle stretching. These activities improve mobility, balance, and overall health while reducing the risk of falls.

• Social Gatherings: Plan events like bingo nights, movie screenings, or themed potlucks. These gatherings help combat loneliness and foster new friendships among seniors.

Virtual Gatherings

• Online Meetups: Use platforms like Zoom or Google Meet to organize virtual coffee chats, book clubs, or discussion groups. This ensures that even homebound seniors can stay connected.

• Live Streaming Classes: Provide live sessions for fitness, cooking, or art tutorials. This allows seniors to learn new skills or stay active from the comfort of their homes.

• Support Groups: Create virtual support communities where seniors can share their challenges and triumphs, fostering a sense of belonging.

Holiday and Special-Day Themes

• Seasonal Celebrations: Organize themed events like spring gardening workshops, autumn harvest festivals, or winter holiday parties.

• Milestone Celebrations: Celebrate birthdays, anniversaries, or achievements to make seniors feel valued and appreciated.

2.

Specialized Support for Seniors

Not all seniors have the same needs, and some require specialized support to ensure they can participate in activities comfortably and safely. Here’s how you can provide tailored assistance:

Support for Seniors with Dementia

• Dementia-Friendly Activities: Plan activities that reduce stress, such as listening to familiar music, gentle exercises, or engaging in reminiscence therapy with photo albums or storytelling.

• Safe Spaces: Collaborate with memory care centers or other organizations to ensure activities are designed with safety and accessibility in mind.

• Caregiver Resources: Offer caregivers practical guides, tips, and activity kits to help them provide the best support for seniors with dementia.

Health and Wellness Support

• Physical Wellness: Partner with healthcare professionals to organize health screenings, wellness workshops, or nutrition classes tailored for seniors.

• Mental Wellness: Offer mindfulness sessions, therapy groups, or guided meditation classes to reduce anxiety and promote mental health.

3. Providing Practical Resources

Access to resources is critical for empowering seniors and their caregivers. Here are some ways to support them:

Activity Kits or Packets

• Cognitive Activities: Include games like Sudoku, crossword puzzles, or memory cards to enhance mental agility.

• Arts and Crafts Supplies: Provide pre-packaged

materials for simple creative projects that seniors can enjoy at home.

• Seasonal Kits: Create themed kits for holidays or seasons, such as spring gardening sets or winter craft kits.

Community

Resource Directories

• Comprehensive Listings: Develop directories of senior-friendly centers, clubs, and programs. Include essential details like accessibility, schedules, and costs.

• Interactive Maps: Create location-based search tools to help seniors find activities near them with ease.

Caregiver Support Materials

• Guides and Checklists: Provide caregivers with resources that outline best practices for managing seniors’ health, well-being, and activities.

• Online Communities: Host virtual forums where caregivers can share advice and support each other.

4. Building Community Connections

Fostering connections between seniors and the broader community creates a supportive network. Here’s how you can build those bridges:

Local Partnerships

• With Community Centers: Collaborate to organize shared events or activities that engage seniors and other community members.

• With Local Businesses: Partner with cafes, gyms, or entertainment venues to provide discounts or special programs for seniors.

• With Nonprofits: Team up with organizations focused on senior care to expand resources and outreach.

Intergenerational Programs

• Mentorship Opportunities: Pair seniors with younger individuals for technology lessons, career coaching, or skill-sharing programs.

• Family-Friendly Events: Organize gatherings that welcome all age groups to promote inclusivity and understanding.

Source: https://allseniors.org/articles/senior-activityplanning-and-support-ideas-for-2025/

Located at 319 Main St. N in the heart of downtown Moose Jaw, Motion offers a wide range of life-changing equipment to make life accessible such as wheelchairs, walkers, mobility scooters, power lift recliners, adjustable beds, bathroom safety items, stairlifts, ceiling lifts, and more for clients of all ages.

Whether a client is being fitted for equipment for the first time, needs an equipment repair or rental, or is looking to upgrade their solution, Motion’s knowledgeable experts who have more than 35 years of industry experience are ready to deliver real solutions with real impacts.

Upcoming special offers: 20% off in-stock mobility scooters (Sept. 1-30, 2025), $200 off all stairlifts (Oct. 1-31, 2025), 20% off power lift recliners (Nov. 3-Dec. 19, 2025). Contact Greg, Brooke or Christine at (306) 691-0550 or moosejaw@motioncares.ca for details.

Motion is a proud supporter of Kinsmen Telemiracle Foundation. Visit products, services and community support.

What is Radon?

Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that forms when uranium in soil and rock breaks down. It’s colourless, odourless, and tasteless, which make it impossible to detect without specialized testing. While it’s diluted to safe levels in the open air, it can seep into buildings through:

• Cracks in foundation slabs and walls

• Gaps around pipes and wires

• Floor drains and sump pits

• Sewer backflow prevention valves

• Crawlspaces

Health Risk

Radon is a health hazard. When inhaled, the gas decays into radioactive particles that can get trapped in your lungs. These particles can damage lung tissue and increase your risk of developing lung cancer. Exposure to high levels of radon is the second leading cause of lung cancer after smoking. The risk is even greater for people who smoke and are also exposed to radon. Health Canada says that the measurement of 200 Bq’s is the “acceptable risk limit” however they also say that there is no safe level and the lower you can get it, the safer it is for anyone in the home.

Master Radon is the longest operating radon mitigation company in Saskatchewan and has installed thousands of systems. Our technicians are certified with the Canadian National Radon Proficiency Program (C-NRPP), the licensing body that formulates our standards. The staff use their training to run diagnostics and design a radon mitigation system that will be the most efficient in lowering the radon level. We’re now learning that 1 in 3 homes in Saskatchewan are high for radon gas. More specifically, in the Regina area that number jumps to 1 in 2! Test your home today!

RADON GAS CAUSES LUNG CANCER

• Lung cancer is the most common cancer in Canada

• Long-term exposure to radon is the #1 cause of lung cancer for non-smokers

• All homes have radon gas, the question is - how much?

The only way to know is to test!

Sole Alignment Reflexology: One step to balance and relaxation

Aaron Walker: Moose Jaw Express

If you’ve ever wished for a simple, soothing way to unwind and give your body a gentle boost, you might want to explore what reflexology can offer — and you won’t have to go far to find it.

For 12 years, Sole Alignment Reflexology has welcomed clients into a calm, comfortable setting, where licensed reflexologist and owner Connie Zinn works with people of all ages to help them relax, improve circulation, and encourage overall well-being.

“I was quite amazed at how it made your body relax and helped you with your sleep,” Zinn said, recalling her first experience with reflexology 15 years ago. A close friend had recommended the therapy for sleep issues, and the results inspired her to train in the practice herself.

Reflexology is a natural, non-invasive therapy that involves applying pressure to specific points in the hands, feet, or ears. “It’s good at calming your nervous system, so that’s where it’s going to help lower stress and restore circulation, which helps your body rest and repair,” she said. Additionally, the therapy offers a great way to reduce pain and restore balance to the body.

There are more than 7,000 nerve endings in each foot, each linked to different organs and systems in the body. By applying pressure to these specific points, reflexology stimulates nerve pathways, sending calming signals to the central nervous system.

Every first appointment begins with a short health form and a friendly conversation to discuss what the client hopes to address — whether that’s difficulty sleeping, stress, anxiety, or simply wanting a quiet hour of relaxation. Treatments are tailored to each individual and typically last about an hour.

While some clients come in to help with stress or sleep issues, others simply enjoy setting aside an hour for self-care. “Everybody’s reasons are different,” Zinn said. “Some want to address certain concerns, while others just want that quiet time to themselves.” She added that reflexology can be a valuable part of maintaining overall well-being, regardless of age or activity level.

For older adults, the benefits can be especially appealing. Many clients appreciate the improved circulation, reduced muscle tension, and overall sense of calm that reflexology can provide. While reflexology is not a replacement for medical care, Zinn said it can be a valuable addition to a healthy lifestyle.

She offers both foot and hand reflexology, as well as specialized techniques including lymphatic drainage and structural reflexology. The focus, she said, is always on relaxation and supporting the body’s natural ability to function at its best.

Appointments are available year-round, and Zinn suggests booking up to a month in advance to avoid any possible delays. Her practice remains open to new clients, and gift certificates are available — a thoughtful option for birthdays, holidays, or simply to treat a loved one.

Zinn continues to expand her training and is currently studying nerve reflexology, a specialized approach that targets reflex points connected to the body’s nervous system. Once certified, she plans to add this service to her offerings, further broadening the ways she can support her clients.

Whether you’re managing stress, looking for a way to unwind, or simply curious about how reflexology might benefit you, Zinn encourages people to give it a try. “You don’t need to have specific problems for reflexology,” she said. “It’s just good for everybody.”

To learn more or to book an appointment, call 306-631-1933, visit SoleAlignment.com, or stop by Sole Alignment Reflexology in the Hammond Building, located at 209-310 Main Street North.

Moose Jaw and District Seniors

Our Memberships is now on-going and runs for 1 complete year from your day of purchase. Our kitchen will be reopening in September and we invite everyone to come down!

With summer drawing to a close all of our activities will be up and running. Bingo is ow held at the Eaton Centre twice a week which is open to the public on Monday afternoons from 1:30 to 3:30 and Wednesday evening from 6:30-8:30

Upcoming events: Mark your calendars

September 13 Fundraiser presenting the Steel Toed Booty, tickets are $25 (burger included) at the door $30.00, Happy Hour from 4-6 with the Steel Toed Booty from 6-10.

Pasta Night & Magic show to follow on October 4th, Mac & Cheese, Spaghetti & Meat Sauce, Salad, Garlic Toast and Dessert, door prize.

Country Music Fundraiser will be held on October 19th. November 2 Fall Supper will feature Turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, turnips, pie, buns and salad. There will be 2 sittings with limited seating 4:30 and the second setting at 6:00 pm the bar will be open at both settings the cost is $25.00 per plate and includes entry and door prize.

Christmas Craft Sale will be on November 22.

Ode to Winter on December 6th, limited tickets available happy hour is at 4 pm and supper is at 5pm. The meal will feature turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, broccoli salad, coleslaw, turnips, glazed carrots, sweet pickles and Tina’s Christmas cake, tickets are $25.00.

Rory Allen will be at the Eaton Center on January 24th watch for tickets updates. We welcome you to come in for a visit and take a tour to learn all about us.

Active Minds, Happy Hearts

Pharmaceutical Services in Moose Jaw providing over-the-counter & prescription

Moose Jaw Co-op Pharmacy

500A – 1st Avenue N.W.

306-692-0988

7 Thatcher Dr. East

306-692-2224

Moose Jaw Family Pharmacy

# 6- 58 Highland Road 306- 694-5007

Moose Jaw Main Street Pharmacy

#115 - 361 Main St. North

306-691-0101

Pharmasave

212 Main St. North 306-692-6433

890B Lillooet St. West

306-692-2900

Rexall Drug Store

701 Main St. North 306-694-5556

Safeway Pharmacy

200 - 1st Avenue N.W.

306-694-2112

Shoppers Drug Mart

710 Main St. North – Unit F

306-693-5184

428 Lillooet St. West 306-691-4870

Walmart Pharmacy

551 Thatcher Dr. East 639-223-0974

Caring for Our Seniors

Our government remains committed to supporting seniors across Saskatchewan by providing financial support and cost relief through programs like the Personal Care Home Benefit, the Seniors Income Plan, the Seniors’ Drug Plan and more. For more information, visit saskatchewan.ca and search “Seniors Services.”

Features

Speed to 25km/h (15mph)

Range upto 50km (30 miles)

Rear basket, under-seat storage, bag hook

Tubeless Tires, LED Lights, Horn

USB port for device charging

Anti-Wheelie Protection

Features

A/C & Power Windows

Heater & Fan

Alarm system w/remote fob

Backup camera

LCD display & Media Center

Roof Windows

Windshield Wiper

Headlight, signals lights, horn

Adjustable position driver seat with seatbelt

Athabasca Tower

Park Avenue

This is Moose Jaw’s Most Luxurious senior’s high rise, located in downtown core of Moose Jaw, SK across from Crescent Park it features underground heated parking, in-suite laundry, a dishwasher, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and 1200 sq. ft. of living space! New Kitchens & Bathroom vanities, ooring, paint and windows as well! Quiet, Concrete Constructed Building.

Athabasca Towers is a beautiful senior’s high rise located in the downtown core of Moose Jaw, SK across from Crescent Park. This 8 storey high rise features an elevator, underground heated parking, laundry facilities on each oor, balconies, and central air conditioning! Kitchen cupboards, bathroom vanities, ooring, paint, windows and doors are newly renovated! Quiet, Concrete Constructed Building. The building has a busy common room with many events the residents plan and take part in daily. You can see why Ottawa Real Estate Co Ltd is the first place to look in Moose Jaw when looking for an apartment to rent. You can also purchase tenant insurance or even take care of any motor vehicle or drivers license transactions you may have at Ottawa Real Estate Companies one stop shop!

Willowdale Court

This 3 storey apartment complex is located in the north east area of Moose Jaw, SK on a quiet street overlooking the scenic Happy Valley. Willowdale Court features a newly replaced elevator, underground heated parking, balconies/patios, wall air conditioning, and updated kitchens.