Ten Questions - Importance Of Maintaining Your Mental Health
With so many people sitting in social isolation maintaining our mental health and sanity is important.
To this end we asked Nema Atsu Ten Questions about better mental health, what’s out there and finally where you can turn to for support locally.
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Rhino's Ramblings - The Language Of Loopholese
A look at the growing phenomenon of ordinary people looking for loopholes and the loopholese they employ to get around the State of Emergency rules.
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Pandemic Impact To City's Portfolio Into The Millions
The Covid - 19 pandemic has hit financial markets and the City of Moose Jaw is not immune to its effects.
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Health Authority Tightens Rules In Its Facilities
Starting today new requirements are in effect at all Saskatchewan Health Authority facilities
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City Starts Process To Set Up $15 Million Line Of Credit
The City has taken the first step towards setting up a $15 million line of credit to ensure cash flow in case they overdraw all of their 16 bank accounts.
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Council Votes To Re-Open Operating Budget To Assist All Property Owners
After discussion and debate Council voted to re-convene Budget Committee to attempt to find savings in the Operating Budget to assist all property owners - both residential and commercial.
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Rhino's Ramblings - Why Did You Ask That?
An explanation as to why I asked about the City's ad policy during the Covid - 19 pandemic.
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Monday Night Council Meeting To Include Many Firsts
Monday night’s regular meeting of Council is going to be a meeting with a lot of firsts including media not being allowed physical access to the meeting itself.
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City Foregoing Penalties To Assist Those Cash Strapped By Pandemic
Effective April 1st to September 30th the City will no longer be charging interest and penalties for unpaid utility and property tax bills
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Canadian Tire Deal Delayed One Year If Retailer Pays $200K Deposit
Whether or not the Canadian Tire retail development deal is dead depends if the retail giant is prepared to pay a $200,000 non-refundable deposit.
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SCRAPS MJ - Lyra Needs A Hero here is her story
It is Feline Friday and once again we bring you another SCRAPS adoptable pet needing a furever home.
This is a story of Lyra who is looking for a new home after the person who adopted her passed away.
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Police Ask Public To Call First To Access Lobby
Covid - 19 has the Moose Jaw Police Service asking anyone wanting to access their lobby to call 306-694-7600 before showing up.
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Back Alley Potato And Petunia Gardners Will Not See Enforcement Action
People growing potatoes, vegetables or flowers in their City-owned back lanes do not have to worry about the City coming after them as part of a new pro-active enforcement policy for those who encroach on City-owned property.
The City has taken a lives over lawns approach saying they actively encourage back yard gardening during the Covid - 19 pandemic.
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Mayor Responds To Questions About Helping Most Vulnerable During Pandemic
Questions were asked what the City was preparing to do to assist the most vulnerable during the COVID - 19 Pandemic.
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Hearing Reveals Murdock Was On Probation Prior To Dismissal - Motion Made To Toss Appeal Out
In June 2019 former long-time Moose Jaw Police Service member Alan Murdock was dismissed over allegations of misconduct. On Tuesday morning his dismissal appeal was before a hearing officer although the allegation(s) were not revealed.
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Average Home Price Drops In March
The average selling price for a home continued to fall in March.
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On-line Petition Calls For Support For Most Vulnerable During Pandemic
An on-line petition has been launched asking the provincial government to provide more supports for the most vulnerable - including the homeless - to not only get them proper isolation but also so nobody is left behind.
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Local Director's Film Looks At Life In The Big Small Screen
A local film maker knocks off a delightful low budget short film.
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