Moose Jaw Independent

There is good news for a firm with strong Moose Jaw connections as an investment partnership will allow them to accelerate the development of their proprietary business-oriented software.

How much does the City spend for advertising with the local media.

Another COVID - 19 outbreak has been declared by the Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) in Moose Jaw and this time it involves a local daycare.

It has been used by pedestrians and partier alike since its closure in 2015 but there is word now that the 7th Avenue SW Bridge is not even safe for a dog as the City moves to officially close it to pedestrians today.

The issue of manipulation in the bridge discussions by a private developer came up during Council’s debate.

Not only was Council told the 7th Avenue SW Bridge has to be immediately closed to both vehicle and pedestrian traffic but the issue boiled over into a war of words between Council and a delegation trying to get the bridge fixed and eventually replaced.

In a comment about what was then called the Multiplex a Councillor said the $1 Million budget for Mosaic Place was ironic

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.