Weather conditions have delayed the completion of re-paving the deck of the Ninth Avenue Bridge.
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The Hillcrest and the Lynbrook golf courses both received major breaks on their 2019 course water bills, but concerns were raised as to the long term financial viability of their dedicated water system and who will pay to replace it.
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With the largest provincial pushback to their use in the country and rising numbers of people with COVID - 19 the Saskatchewan Health Authority has issued Do's and Dont's on face mask wearing in public.
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Part Two of a series.
Using documents obtained under a Freedom Of Information request we look into the South East Industrial Park and the deal with Carpere Canada.
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What happened in the Carpere Canada deal to buy 780 acres of the South East Industrial Park?
Documents obtained through an FOI shed more light on the issue.
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Converting a former seniors home to a student residence for foreign students of a new private high school was approved by Council.
The approval though has a catch, there needs to be Administration approval on the number of off street parking spots and whether they have direct access to the street….
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Work continues on High Street West.
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They've been closed for five months because of the COVID - 19 pandemic but dates and procedures surrounding the re-opening of more City facilities has been announced.
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The police are seeking the public's assistance to arrest a local man who allegedly committed a violent crime.
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With growing concerns from ticket purchasers about refunds for the cancelled ZZ Top and High Valley concerts the manager of Mosaic Place says Ticket Rocket has guaranteed the refunds. He answers the tough questions.
For one concert-goer there are worries at the end of it all they won’t be able to afford a pair of Cheap Sunglasses.
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It was predicted to be the hot button issue at last evening's Council meeting and the anticipated debate did not disappoint.
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The effects of COVID - 19 on the community as well as elected officials workloads had one council member requesting all councillors take an immediate 20 percent cut.
It was a request termed as political and not the way to go by council members opposed to the move.
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One of the most complained about section of roadway, the Main Street North CN rail crossing, is set to re-open Tuesday at 7 am.
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A look at Council’s proposed increased remuneration from a historical perspective and some of the things the panel missed.
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The phased in restarting of the provincial economhy has helped the Moose Jaw residential real estate market as sales and prices in June 2020 are up compared to June 2019.
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Despite a drier Spring recent rainfall has had a major improving effect on crops around the province including crops in the Moose Jaw area.
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Although it does not have to be debated the proposed increased Council remuneration is on Council’s agenda this evening.
The remuneration is part of the Executive Committee minutes on the agenda
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Steve D Goose has declared his intentions to run for mayor of Moose Jaw.
He is described as common sense and family oriented who is hard working, dedicated and a proven fighter who is not afraid to honk loudly about the city.
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