A letter was sent out by email to all parents at a Moose Jaw school after a case of COVID - 19 was detected.
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The first councillor seeking re-election has been nominated as Heather Eby has thrown her hat into the ring.
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A new store is having a barbecue and bake sale as part of its grand opening celebrations today.
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A Moose Jaw institution is forever closed as Wayne the barber has finally hung up the shears causing a major crisis for men in the city and the region.
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The City is looking for your input to the future rehabilitation of the 4th Avenue Bridge or Thunderbird Viaduct.
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The Moose Jaw Police Service is seeking the public’s assistance to apprehend a suspect wanted for attempted murder.
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Two more have submitted their nomination papers seeking to be part of the next Council.
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The former captain of the Moose Jaw Warriors Brayden Point hoisted the Stanley Cup after scoring what proved to be the game winning goal on Monday night.
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A deferred neighbourhood recreation project received a partial thumbs up as Council approved spending $70,000 on a cement pad, lighting and a Winter water connection for a combined outdoor skating rink and basketball court in 2020. The entire project was slated to cost $372,700 with the remaining work deferred to 2021.
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A province-wide program using the telephone is launching to help seniors (those over 55) break the social isolation and loneliness many face. The program is 100 percent free and has proven successful in other regions it has operated in.
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The weekly report on Phase Five of the Cast Iron Water Main Replacement Program as crews were on-site and working on Saturday.
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A group of concerned citizens rallied in front of the Moose Moose Jaw Public Library on Saturday afternoon to speak out against the compulsuary wearing of masks in public - this time there were no counter protestors.
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The Province has announced funding to develop a program to make the public aware of the dangers and effects Crystal Meth is having on the community.
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We ask questions presented by our readers.
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A tradition which sees live performances as well as donations to area food banks is now a victim of the 2020 COVID - 19 pandemic as Canadian Pacific cancels its ever popular Holiday Train for this year.
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Doug Blanc is the first candidate nominated to run for Council. He is seeking a councillor’s seat.
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For those who chose and have a smart phone tied to a credit card you may soon be able to use an App to pay for parking. For others using coinage will still be an option.
The App based system was touted as convenience people want with the only catch the user will have to pay for it.
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