A look at and commentary on the City’s deal and now negotiations with Carpere and what they might end up looking like.
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The on-going dealings between the City and Carpere Canada about purchasing land in the South East Industrial Park for the second time this week was in front of the media. This time the City answered with a $200,000 per acre curve ball and is yet to be seen if it strikes out the deal or if there is a hit.
Council passed a bylaw updating not only their role but also the roles of the Board of Police Commissioners and the Chief of Police.
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The appeal hearing for Alan Murdock set to begin Augiust 31st has been adjourned for another week until September 8th as the former constable successfully argued he needed additional time to discuss and hire an attorney.
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For ticket purchasers left high and dry without a refund from Mosiac Place’s former contracted ticketing agent the City is not only looking at all options but they will be presenting a detailed report on the issue at the September 8th Council meeting.
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With no comment the major remuneration increases for Council passed third reading on Monday evening.
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Not receiving a major federal grant of $6.6 million for cast iron water main replacement has impacted the amount of pipe being replaced in 2020 and likely into 2021 as well.
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The list of the top ten pay recipients working for the City of Moose Jaw in 2019.
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Closing the YMCA was a major controversy when the news was leaked to the community and despite the Moose Jaw YMCA now being defunct its last physical reminder in the city - the flagship Crescent Park headquarters - continues to stand as Council debated approving extra funds for its demolition.
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Compulsory wearing of masks while riding on transit and at City-owned facilities was discussed with a special meeting likely to establish the City’s policies on the controversial topic.
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If you were expecting a promised refund for five different cancelled Mosaic Place events over the weekend and never received your money back you are not alone.
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Erin O’Toole was named the new leader of the Conservative Party of Canada but locally party members strongly favoured political newcomer and social conservative Leslyn Lewis.
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Area farmers have begun to harvest their crops but the intense heat and lack of sufficient soil moisture has had an effect on quality and quantity of some of the already combined crops. Our report features local crop photos from this past Sunday.
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There is a bit of a leaky situation at the Elgin Spray Park today forcing its temporary closure.
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The Cast Iron Water Main Program continued on in the hot weather.
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The COVID - 19 pandemic has changed how Moose Jaw Transit operates and at least one of those changes is being considered for Saturday service once things return to normal.
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Despite being in existence for ten months the traffic lane changes on 1st Avenue NW in the Downtown continue to cause confusion.
We contacted SGI to clarify the confusion and what the actual rules are.
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