The recent e-sports symposium at Durham College's Esports Arena featured industry professionals sharing insights and networking opportunities for students passionate about video gaming and e-sports careers. The event highlighted the growth of the industry, with over 21,000 Canadian professionals in 2020 and an estimated $80 million revenue in 2024, reflecting a 12.8% increase since 2019. Notable speakers included Michael Cameron, creator of the arena and Twitch streamer, along with Felix Arifin, Francisco Tejada, and Chris Lamarucciola. The symposium emphasized community-building and career development in e-sports. In Moose Jaw, the AAA Warriors continue their strong season, defeating the Notre Dame Hounds 9–0, with key performances from Ryan Gibbs, Tobin Schaefer, Maxon Johnston, and Tyler Hudec, and a shutout by goalie Steven Wawryk. The team sits second in the SMAAAHL standings and is preparing for a crucial matchup against Regina. Other local sports include the Warriors' recent loss to the Wheat Kings and upcoming Hall of Fame weekend featuring inductees Kyle Brodziak and Johnny Boychuk. Community events include bi-weekly garbage collection until May, various activities at local venues such as mall walking, shuffleboard, and pickleball, and ongoing job opportunities in Moose Jaw. Local news also covers Moose Jaw's Santa Claus Parade, police reports on drug overdoses, and initiatives like the impaired driving prevention program. Moose Jaw residents can enjoy radio broadcasts on stations like 800 CHAB, Country 100, and MIX 103, along with local podcasts. The city continues to promote community engagement through events, contests, and membership drives for local cooperatives. The local sports scene remains vibrant, with coverage of varsity volleyball, basketball, and hockey, alongside community fundraising efforts.