Moose Jaw Independent

A man wanted by the Moose Jaw Police Service for close to a month turned himself in peacefully yesterday.

A well-known and unique local business will be featured this Wednesday on TV.

Starting this Monday at 12:01 am road bans come into effect in the southern areas of the province.

With the Province relaxing the COVID - 19 restrictions they are still waring residents of Regina and area to be aware that variants which are said to be more communicable have spiked in the community. They are recommending people in the Queen City take extra precautions.

With the Province relaxing the COVID - 19 restrictions swimming lessons are set to re-start.

The first day success of booking appointments for COVID - 19 has been such a huge success the Saskatchewan Health Authority is now opening the process to those 80 years old and above starting at 8 am today.

Although just in its infancy there is now preliminary committee discussion for creating a Moose Jaw Heritage Museum.

Executive Committee may have voted against waiving the landfill and permitting fees necessary for the Moose Jaw and District Food Bank’s new facility but the community has responded to cover the fees even before many people got out of bed.

If you woke up at around 5 am this morning wondering why your power is out you are not alone.

A broken power pole caused by an accident has resulted in a power outage across the north and east portions of the city.

A long time dream project for the Town of Assiniboia became reality on Tuesday with an announcement of millions of federal and provincial dollars awarded to constructing a new rink, walking track and community centre in the community.

To help bridge the time between paying an invoice to the time re-payment arrives from the Investing in Canada Infrastructure Program (ICIP) Executive Committee unanimously decided to co-sign a loan to allow the Moose Jaw Municipal Airport Authority complete their upgrades of the municipal airport.

The guarantee or co-signing of the loan will not cost the taxpayers any money.

The City anticipates the sinkhole in the intersection of Fairford and Main will be repaired by this evening allowing Main Street to be re-opened.

Mayor Fraser Tolmie’s election expenses and contributions released by the City.

The Moose Jaw and District Food Bank has a new home read about the move, the need to purchase their own facility, the real state of hunger in Moose Jaw and how you can help out.