Moose Jaw

Built around a Canadian Pacific Railway divisional point beside the Moose Jaw River, Moose Jaw grew into a regional service centre for southern Saskatchewan. The city stands amid the open prairie of the Canadian Plains, where rail lines and grain-producing farmland have long shaped commerce and daily life. Its historic centre retains substantial early-20th-century brick commercial buildings, and the Canadian Pacific Railway station recalls the importance of the railways. The Tunnels of Moose Jaw present guided theatrical tours exploring local stories associated with Prohibition and Chinese Canadian experience. Continue with other webcams from southern Saskatchewan to see how this prairie city connects across the province.

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