To assist our readers to make an informed voting decision in the federal election on October 21st MJ Independent is interviewing the local candidates.
Today Nick Murray writes about Chey Craik - People's Party Of Canada candidate in the Moose Jaw - Lake Centre - Lanigan riding.
Read MoreThe format for the Moose Jaw and District Chamber of Commerce's all candidates forum in the Moose Jaw - Lake Centre - Lanigan riding has been released.
Read MoreThe familiar Voter Information Card should arrive by October 4th.
Read MoreThe Rhinoceros Party of Canada officially has a candidate in Saskatchewan, or is it two, in the same riding.
How they got onto the ballot could end up being played out in a courtroom.
Read MoreWeather permitting there are some major driving lane changes coming to a stretch of 1st Avenue NW drivers need to be aware if.
Read MoreSunday was a busy day for the Moose Jaw Fire Department.
Read MoreProvince-wide Saskatchewan’s population grew for the 53rd consecutive quarter with international immigration the number one reason behind the growth.
Read MoreThe wet white stuff is out there as Moose Jaw had snow on Sunday and it is expected to continue overnight.
Read MoreA look at the on-line public City budget consultations and how many feel left out.
Read MoreMany small businesses are feeling an economic pinch both locally and provincially and they are asking for help in tougher economic times
Read MoreMoose Jaw Nature Society kicks off its season tonight with a really special guest who rehabs wild animals. It is a good opportunity to see some animals up close and even touch them.
Read MoreIt's the newest and hottest sporting activity around and to help finish of Wakamow's mini disc course there is a fundraiser tonight.
Read MoreYou might want to break out the snow shovel as a revised forecast has Moose Jaw expecting as much as 30 centimeters of snow this weekend.
Read MoreWhat types of creatures make the Moose Jaw River home? It's a questioned answered in this week's Beyond Your Backyard
Read MoreImpaired driving was SGI's Traffic Safety Spotlight in August with the number of people caught staying the same.
Read MoreThe City has announced the 2019 Tree of Significance
Read MoreThree Free workshops are being held to help save children and youth's lost to suicide.
Suicide is the second most common cause of death in youth in Saskatchewan and these workshops are designed for everyone to help stem the tide. Attending one might someday help save a life.
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