Moose Jaw Independent

For those who would like fellowship and a great meal there are two local traditional offerings to be had.

In yet another twist in the curse of the street which will not go away High Street merchants once again saw construction and a street closure cut into their businesses’ bottom lines. It has left them asking if the City truly cares for and committed to communicating with small businesses.

This week’s column deals with impaired driving and perhaps how the media and others need to take a different approach to the obligatory New Years warning about not driving impaired.

There is one graphic image included so there is a warning it is not for the squeamish.

Three local groups are partnering with a survivor of domestic abuse to bring art and discussion together as a means of healing.

Not only did the CP Holiday Train bring in some great free entertainment it brought in much needed food for the Moose Jaw & District Food Bank in what are tight economic times for many in the community.

An annual tradition enjoyed by thousands chugs into Moose Jaw tonight.

A mural which was previously on display at 240 High Street West is on the move.

In a letter the Moose Jaw and District Chamber of Commerce congratulates Council for ratifing the Canadian Tire deal.

A Councillor brought forward concerns about three intersections where signage and other changes may potentially make them safer.

Two classic bands are set to rock out Mosaic Place in May.

More details were released during the final approval of the Canadian Tire deal at Council. Details which had one certain Councillor asking questions and seeking more information on the deal.