Moose Jaw Independent

We may be hard on them at times but a couple of City of Moose Jaw employees received provincial awards for their efforts.

An attempt to have school buses exempted from oversized vehicle restrictions from parking within 100 meters of a residential neighbourhood was denied.

An attempted child abduction has the Craik RCMP investigating and issuing a warning to parents in the wake of the incident.

A show set to come to Moose Jaw for a second time is cancelled.

Pipelines, resource extraction and genocide against First Nations peoples in a backdrop of blockades opposed to proposed pipeline projects made its way to the Council as a resident spoke out on the issues.

The West Park Community Association has offered to chip in to see their neighbourhood recreation area see major upgrades but their lack of their total share of the cash in hand had one council member worried a precedent was being set where one neighbourhood is treated differently than others.

Despite the funding application yet to be approved Executive Committee voted on the locations for a record setting amount of cast iron watermain replacement.

A bit of a look at The Scotties week and metaphysical lift it has provided to the city.

If you want to legally change your name in Saskatchewan there are new rules and people convicted of sexual offences with children need not apply.

Dry conditions in 2019 has made the majority of the province’s cattle producers eligible for a tax deferral depending on the number of breeding stock they sold from their herd.