A motion that would have seen Council meeting 26 times instead of 23 times was defeated due to a tie vote.
The motion was brought forward by Councillor Heather Eby because in her opinion Council - due to two extended breaks in their schedule - were been left out of the loop regarding the City’s operations and more meetings would eliminate it.
It was not what Mayor Clive Tolley saw as necessary.
Read MoreIn response to queries about where a person can donate to a legitimate grass roots group helping Ukrainian refugees here is one located in Varna, Bulgaria.
Read MoreIt may have been a year dominated by the COVID - 19 pandemic and a lack of events but the Moose Jaw Exhibition Company was able to turn a profit.
While at the same time not laying off staff and managing to get a bevy of repairs and improvements completed on the Exhibition Grounds.
Read MoreMoose Jaw High School Athletic Association has named its athletes for March 2022.
Read MoreOne of SCRAPS - MJ cats is very happy as it now has a furrever home.
Read MorePeople’s Party of Canada will be holding a members only event tonight at 7 pm at Church of God 401 Trinity Lane. For people who are non-members memberships are available for purchase at the door.
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Read MoreThe Province's Ministry of Agriculture has issued a statement in response to yesterday's Courthouse steps protesting.
Read MoreSGI has issued a warning that scammers are using fake websites to fool customers about the upcoming $100 rebate.
SGI wants to remind eligible registered vehicle owners the rebate is automatic so long as your mailing address is up to date.
Read MoreA group of protestors were on the Provincial Courthouse steps protesting what they see as a “slap on the wrist” sentence in a recent case of animal abuse.
The group is calling for the Courts to apply stricter punishments allowed under the present laws as well as asking for stricter laws and sentencing.
Read MoreThe war in Ukraine has touched home for many and here is a chance to enjoy a meal, show solidarity as well as see net proceeds go to assist Ukrainian war refugees.
Read MoreIf you are wondering how much money mayoralty candidates spent and who contributed to their campaigns their candidate’s disclosures are now public.
Read MoreMayor Clive Tolley revealed the identity of the individual who used a numbered company to donate $5,000 to his election campaign.
The identity of the individual(s) behind other numbered companies who donated to his campaign have yet to be revealed.
Read MoreHe was an older cat who spent the majority of his life as a stray which saw an outpouring of support when his story was told.
Sadly Hemmingway has passed away in this update from SCRAPS - MJ.
Read MoreDespite a hard fought game the Milestone U18 A Female Flyers fell just short of a fairytale ending to the 2021 - 2022 season losing 3 - 2 versus the East Central Fillies.
Read MoreThe Milestone U18 A Female Flyers won game two of the best of three Saskatchewan Female Hockey League provincial championship to force game three this Sunday.
Read MoreA group of Moose Jaw animal and pet lovers are planning a protest against what they view as a lax sentence in a recent animal abuse conviction.
Read MoreA case of animal abuse dating back over two years has been resolved with the accused pleading guilty to a provincial charge of cruelty to animals.
Robyn St Laurent, of no fixed address, was fined $1,000 and placed under a stringent five year prohibition to not only not owning animals but additionally she must provide her address to animal protection authorities who are allowed in daylight hours to search her residence to ensure no animals are present.
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