Accessing the Provincial Archives on-line just got a lot easier.
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Two wrestling tournaments held over the weekend bode well for the sport in Moose Jaw.
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Saturday afternoon was a hit with the kids as they got to experience the past at the Western Development Museum
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A course many might say should have been offered years ago is now available as an elective although the province leaves it up to individual school divisions if they will offer it.
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A write up about SCRAPS and how you can become involved.
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It is a going to be a big weekend for local wrestlers as hundreds of grapplers descend upon the city.
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It is often overlooked in the Winter months but the WDM is hositng one of its biggest events ot the year on Saturday that is interactive, fun and a learning experience that helps keep the past alive all inside where it is nice, cozy and warm.
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Moose Jaw is fast becoming known as a funny city and there are more laughs on the way as another comedy act is set to stop in.
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An announcement at the SUMA convention has municipalities set to receive more funding from the province.
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The federal Carbon Tax is costing individual farmers thousands annually and is set to cost even more with a farm group estimating it will cost grain farmers 12 percent of their net proceeds in 2022.
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The idea of approaching the province to partner on a comprehensive regional transportation study similar to one done for Weyburn is not in the City’s immediate plans following a 4 - 3 Council vote.
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Often misunderstood the coyote can get a bad rap. This week’s Wildlife Weekend looks at the coyote. Cover photo by Michael St. Laurent.
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To assist everyone during the Scotties the City of Moose Jaw has set up a dedicated web-page on their web-site.
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With confirmed deaths and hospitalizations reported from its use the Province now has anti-vaping legislation to hopefully keep the controversial product out of the hands of children.
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It was 10 years in the making and was frustrating for residents who wanted the gravel road beside their homes paved but the City now has an LIP policy in place.
The question is after a decade do the residents still want the work done?
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A motion to spend some of the interest from a reserve to help kickstart the Downtown Local Area Plan has been tabled pending a report back from the Planning Department.
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Sometimes you need more exercise and perhaps a diet.
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This week we present another bonded pair of adorable kittens looking for a furever home.
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