A parent requested the Prairie South School Division take a leading role to not only take masks off of its students but also hold an open debate about the negative effects of COVID - 19 measures on society and democracy.
Measures her presentation said were not about health but something else far more sinister.
Read MoreThree separate confirmed cases of COVID - 19 contracted outside of Central Collegiate by people associated with the high school in the past two days has resulted in an e-mail advising those who may feel sick to please stay at home.
Read MoreThe promised arrival of additional vaccine has the Saskatchewan Health Authority making vaccination available to those 23 years of age and over.
Read MoreThe Mosaic Company made a major five year commitment to local healthcare that will allow the purchase of state-of-the-art diagnostic and surgical equipment at the F W Wigmore Hospital.
Read MoreA bridge that has been closed to vehicle traffic since it was damaged by ice in 2015 re-opened to vehicle traffic 10 tonnes and under today.
Read MoreThe age of eligibility to be vaccinated against COVID - 19 has now dropped to those who are 26 year of age and over.
Read MoreThe City has won a national award for its succession strategy to ensure replacements are trained within the ranks to fill key administrative positions which will soon be vacated with retirements on the horizon.
Read MoreCouncil agreed to a deal they believe will be fantastic for sports, activities and the city with Lloydminster based Golden Ticket Sports Inc they believe will not only be popular but also breathe new life and activities into the Hillcrest Sports Centre.
Read MoreA pair of busy intersections will be four-way stops while their traffic control lighting is being upgraded.
Read MoreMaintaining the businesses you have as well as attracting new businesses is not always easy.
We ask Mayor Fraser Tolmie about the ups and downs of local economic development during the regular post Council scrum. as the City has declared May 9 - 15 Economic Development Week.
Read MoreA request to extend a maintenance order until October 1st by a property owner was denied but Council did approve an extension until July 15th with the opportunity for a potential further extension. It was all due to the hard work, desire and sincerity of the property owner to get the work done.
Read MoreDespite a resident asking Council to not approve or at least add design conditions the bylaw amendment to rezone a property from residential to commercial was approved.
The move will allow the development of a residential convenience store on Bradley Street.
Read MoreWork is set to get underway on the 2021 cast iron water main replacement program. The initial phase will see work on Caribou Street West from 4th Avenue NW to 6th Avenue NW.
Read MoreCouncil agreed to receive and file - approve - a pair of development appeals.
Read MoreA new on-line tool is being developed to give an accurate map of services available in Moose Jaw.
Read MoreIt is disappointing to say the least we get reaction from the Moose Jaw Exhibition Company about the cancellation of the Moose Jaw Hometown Fair and Parade due to the COVID - 19 public health restrictions. Watch the video for the full questions and reactions.
Read MoreFor a second year in a row COVID - 19 public health restrictions have forced the cancellation of the Moose Jaw Hometown Fair and parade.
Read MoreDespite the COVID - 19 pandemic dominating the headlines there is another epidemic in the Notorious City that is shattering and taking lives - that epidemic is Crystal Meth. The Moose Jaw Crystal Meth Strategy Committee presents a lengthy explanation about Drug Treatment Court and two lives saved by it.
A bit of a longer read but nevertheless for those struggling to break free from meth addiction and run in conflict with the law here is a potential way out.
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