Moose Jaw Independent

Without a property tax increase in 2021 property owners can expect more significant increases in future years City Manager Jim Puffalt told Council.

A bit of a look at COVID - 19 and the effect it is having on all of us.

Although they have been in place for six days when they were announced the new restrictions under the Public Health Act did not just have individuals, groups and businesses short on details it included the City as well.

With a new year fast approaching the operating and capital budgets for 2021 - 2022 are in front of Council and this coming year the City is looking at percentage-wise one of the highest increases in the last few years.

SCRAPS has released a 2021 calendar that is unique and pays tribute to people in essential and frontline services.

Two families who have been waiting for a bridge to be repaired that allows quicker access to their properties has asked Council to ignore Administration and build the bridge.

The Province has released data showing as of November 24th there was three cases of COVID - 19 detected at Vanier Collegiate.

The amount of crime has gone up in the city and the police are looking for more money to fight it.

A more philosophical letter looking at man’s place in Nature.

With the number of COVID - 19 cases climbing the Province is set to implement tighter restrictions starting this Friday.

Another step in the progress of the proposed joint use school on South Hill was reached with Council approving the Traffic Impact Assessment study and the mitigation recommendations it contained.

Premier Moe may have spoken at the site of the proposed joint use school on South Hill this past September but at Council on Monday night an opponent of the site had his opportunity to say why he saw the location as a bad choice,

A leaky brine pump seal has temporarily closed the Kinsmen Arena the Kinsmen Pool however remains open.

A second nursing hone in the city - Providence Place - has had an outbreak of COVID - 19 declared. A lag time of five days from when the families of residents were told and then confirmed as an outbreak by the Province.

If you eat Miss Vickie’s Original Recipe Chips there is a recall that may effect you.

A Moose Jaw Mavericks product Jasmine Kohl scored her first two goals this past Sunday as a member of the Prince Albert Northern Bears U18 AAA squad.