To assist residential tenants maintain homes and places to social distance during the COVID - 19 pandemic the Province instituted a moratorium to not hear rent related eviction applications.
As of August 4th that moratorium is ending and landlords will now have the means to apply to evict tenants for non-payment of rent.
Read MoreIn what is now the longest forensic investigation in German history the main director and promoter of what was to be a $60 - $100 million pea protein plant in Moose Jaw has been convicted of fraud and embezzlement in Germany.
Michael Schoenert is spending four years and two months in a German prison.
Read MoreIt’s likely an announcement parents and children will cheer. But this Thursday the City's four spray parks are set to open.
With Thursday's forecast high temperature to be 24C and the weekend predicted to be even sunnier and warmer the re-opening of the City's spray parks could not come at a more opportune time.
Read MoreWith the Canada Day program cancelled due to the COVID - 19 pandemic a car show is set to roll down Main Street to brighten up July 1st.
Read MoreIn what is now the longest forensic investigation in German history the main director and promoter of what was to be a $60 - $100 million pea protein plant in Moose Jaw has been convicted of fraud and embezzlement in Germany.
Michael Schoenert is spending four years and two months in a German prison.
Read MoreA look at some of the recent goings on at City Hall and why there is a need to have media there.
Read MoreBystanders' video may hold the key as to what caused the Canadian Snowbirds crash on May 17th which took the life of Captain Jennifer Casey.
Read MoreAfter a bit of a hiatus SGI is back with its monthly Traffic Safety Spotlight.
In June the focus will be on Distracted Driving and if caught you are not going to believe how steep the fines are.
Read MoreIn a move lauded by the local business community Donald's Fine Foods is conducting a feasibility study into converting the former XL Beef Plant into a state of the art culled sow processing facility.
Read MoreThe growing need and lack of space sees the Moose Jaw and District Food Bank launching a $100,000 capital fundraiser to purchase a larger and accessible space.
Read MoreAlthough it appears nothing is going on the City says the 200 block of High Street West is an active site and the project is on schedule.
Read MoreShuttered since 2009 the former XL Beef plant has been sold and plans call for it to be converted into a culled sow processing facility.
Read MoreThe impact of the COVID - 19 pandemic on lottery funds for cancelled events had Council looking at a process to re-allocate the funding instead of returning it to Saskatchewan Lotteries.
Read MoreWe help a reader get answers to their questions regarding Mosaic Place and the new third party management.
Read MoreThe COVID - 19 pandemic has impacted the Summer Playground Program but the City has modified it to allow it to continue as a stay at home program supported by five Summer staff members.
Read MoreAlthough it isn’t until the second week of November the structure for the municipal and school division votes was introduced to Council.
Read MoreJust over 40 years ago Terry Fox dipped his prosthetic leg in the Atlantic Ocean to start his dream to run marathon everyday across Canada to raise $1 million for cancer research.
The dream grew into a dollar from each of the 22 million Canadians. In the end his efforts as well as those who still run in his name at the Terry Fix Rum has raised hundreds of millions worldwide for cancer research.
The dream lives on we ask Craig Hemingway organizer of the Moose Jaw Terry Fox Run about the event and Fox's impact even today.
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