Precautions Taken To Safeguard Burrowing Owls Against Avian Flu
It is not just poultry flocks where the threat of avian or bird flu is lurking to claim victims but it is also a concern to the Saskatchewan Burrowing Owl Centre whose endangered flock is also threatened by the virulent strain of avian flu.
The Centre is taking precautions - something that might be of interest to people who have birds as pets.
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Veteran Marching To Ottawa To Protest And Help Heal The Country
A Canadian veteran is marching from Vancouver to Ottawa not just as a protest to the COVID - 19 mandates but also to hopefully start what he sees as much needed dialogue to help bring the country back from the division mandates have caused.
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Rhino's Ramblings - A Touch Of COVID
A look at COVID and the after effects it has
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Public Input Sought On Parks And Recreation Master Plan
The City is preparing a Parks and Recreation Master Plan which will guide the City of Moose Jaw for the next decade and they are seeking input from ordinary citizens as part of those efforts.
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Cutting Horses Open Season Over The Weekend
It is a sport born out of practicality in ranching where low stress and quiet helped sort the herd by ownership in the Fall. And this past weekend it was back in Moose Jaw.
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SCRAPS Visits Diversified Services With Rescue Cat
As part of their outreach program SCRAPs - MJ recently visited Diversified Services.
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Hazardous Waste Day This Saturday
If you have chemicals, chemical containers, fluorescent lights or other household hazardous products that need to be disposed of properly so they do not enter the environment the City is offering you the opportunity to drop them off this Saturday.
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Provincial Cutting Horse Competition This Weekend
For those who are interested there is a FREE cutting horse competition and show this weekend at the Moose Jaw Exhibition grounds.
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Alice Cooper Hitting Moose Jaw This Sunday
Alice Cooper the “godfather of shock rock” is set to perform Sunday evening as part of a 17 country and 40 concert tour.
The show is described by reviewers as classic Cooper and worth it.
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Council Turns Down Extra Meetings
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.
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Where To Donate To Help Ukraine Refugees
In 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.
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Moose Jaw Exhibition Turns Pandemic Profit
It 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.
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Moose Jaw High School Athletes For March 2022 Named
Moose Jaw High School Athletic Association has named its athletes for March 2022.
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CELEBRATING TODAY AT EXCALLIPURR CAT CAFE !!!
One of SCRAPS - MJ cats is very happy as it now has a furrever home.
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PPC Moose Jaw - Lake Centre - Lanigan Association To Hold Member Event Tonight
People’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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Gellert Pleads Guilty To Animal Abuse
CAUTION - GRAPHIC CONTENT
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Province Plans No Changes To Animal Welfare Laws
The Province's Ministry of Agriculture has issued a statement in response to yesterday's Courthouse steps protesting.
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SGI Warns Of Scam And Says Don't Click That Link
SGI 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.
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