At the first Council meeting of the year it is traditonal for the Mayor of the City of Moose Jaw to give a speech which not only reflects back on the previous year’s accomplishments but also what there is to look forward to in the coming year.
The following is the 2020 Mayor’s Address given by Mayor Fraser Tolmie in its entirety. We encourage our readers to read it in its entirety. We thank the Mayor and the City for providing it to us.
Read MoreWith income received from dumping demolition debris from the former Union Hospital at $36,384.80 a council member said the City has missed the opportunity of a significant revenue source.
Read MoreThe shrinking capacity at the Moose Jaw landfill was the reason the majority of the debris from the former Moose Jaw Union Hospital was hauled to the City yards and not the landfill documents obtained by an FOI show.
Read MoreIf you ever wanted to be part of history the WDM is looking for you Saturday at 2 pm.
Read MoreThe three member commitee reviewing Council’s pay and benefits wants to hear your opinions on the matter. Either in person or a written submission on January 22rd or on-line until January 28th.
Read MoreIt is something our readers asked us to ask the federal political candidates in the 2019 election and now the Province of Saskatchewan has launched a campaign asking people to set up licensed home-based child care facilities.
Read MoreFor those of you wanting to know how to help out SCRAPS in their efforts to assist feral felines in Moose Jaw there is a special calendar model signing this Saturday.
Read MoreCouncil was presented with an update of the strategic plan and asked to vote to include a document from the provincial government they have not read nor reviewed.
Read MoreCouncillor Crystal Froese has volunteered to sit on the City’s Cultural Diversity Advisory Committee after no other member of Council wanted the job.
Read MoreIf you thought the windchill was bad last night then you are not going to like tonight’s weather as the wind chill is set to drop to a bone numbing - 50 C. But in a week the below normal temperatures are set to rise to above normal temperatures.
Read MoreIt may be cold outside but Mother Nature’s animals have ways to survive the cold. Plus there are ways you can help out as Wildlife Wednesday focuses on how animals survive the bitter cold.
Read MoreIt flooded some basements over a large area and now the City has found the problem and is preparing to make repairs in frigid temperature conditions.
Read MoreFor nine days he was likely the most notorious cat in Moose Jaw and attracted attention all the way to Regina. Despite the sub-zero temperatures and even thoughts he was a goner he made it home without apparently having to give up any of his nine lives.
Read MoreDo you have sewer and or water in your basement? If you live near William Grayson School you may have. If you do, you are not alone, as there has been a significant water main break with water entering the sanitary sewer system and then into basements.
Read MoreThere is little growth in the tax base but a large increase in the amount of revenues over the past decade figures released in an enquiry of Administration show.
Read MoreIf you are using the intersection of 9th SW and Lillooet St West over the next couple of days the City of Moose Jaw asks you use caution and obey all signage as there will be work adjacent the roadway.
Read MoreWith the season now well underway Moose Jaw High School wrestlers are in the thick of things when it comes to competing and just finished a weekend of grappling in Regina.
Read MoreIn their second matchup of the weekend the Moose Jaw Midget A Mavericks managed to pull off another convincing win to keep pace with the league leading East Coast Fillies in Saskatchewan Female Hockey League action.
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