by CHAB-TV, a television station that existed from 1959 to 1969. In the Series pilot for Due South, it is revealed that the character Benton Fraser once worked in Moose Jaw. In the Animated Series Atomic Betty, this city is where it is set under the name of "Moose Jaw Heights" Notable people Siera Bearchell, Miss Universe Canada 2016 Born and raised in Moose Jaw. J. G. Ballard, English novelist and short story writer Randy Black, former drummer for Primal Fear and Annihlator Mike Blaisdell, former National Hockey League player Ray Boughen, former mayor, former Member of Parliament for the riding of Palliser Lorne Calvert, Premier of Saskatchewan (2001–2007) Earl Cameron (broadcaster) Roger Carter, former Dean of the University of Saskatchewan College of Law; born in Moose Jaw. Dana Claxton (filmmaker, photographer, performance artist) Reggie Cleveland, World Series-starting baseball pitcher Ben Coakwell, Canadian Olympic bobsledder Burton Cummings, musician Bill Davies, former MLA for Moose Jaw, member of the Order of Canada Scott Deibert, former Canadian football player Phyllis Dewar, Olympic swimmer Ken Doraty, former National Hockey League player Emile Francis, former National Hockey League player and coach Lisa Franks, Paralympic athlete Clark Gillies, former National Hockey League player Peter Gzowski resided in Moose Jaw in 1957 Adam Hadwin, professional golfer Ken Kelly, Paralympic athlete and silver medal winner (1996 Atlanta Games) Roy Kiyooka, Canadian Poet Joy Kogawa, author and poet Bill Lesuk, played in the NHL for the Boston Bruins, Philadelphia Flyers, Los Angeles Kings, Washington Capitals, and in the WHA with the Winnipeg Jets Art Linkletter, radio and television host of Art Linkletter's House Party Reed Low, former National Hockey League player Bud McCaig, co-owner of the Calgary Flames Mike Mintenko, Olympic swimmer David Mitchell, National Lacrosse League player Ken Mitchell, author, member of the Order of Canada Scott Munroe, American Hockey League player Fergie Olver, Toronto Blue Jays broadcaster Jack Reddick, Canadian Light Heavyweight Champion boxer Chico Resch, former National Hockey League goalie Arthur Slade, Governor General's Award-winning author Doug Smail, former National Hockey League player Levi Steinhauer, CFL player George Swarbrick, former National Hockey League player Ross Thatcher, former Premier Province of Saskatchewan (1964–1971). Geoffrey Ursell, writer Glen Sonmor, former NHL coach. See also Monarchy in Saskatchewan Wakamow Valley Authority References Explanatory notes Further reading Earl of Wessex Visits Saskatchewan Regiment (2003) Racist and other organized criminal organizations in Moose Jaw External links 1903 establishments in the