A Freedom of Information (FOI) request has resulted in a single page more detailed breakdown of the Moose Jaw Police Service’s 2022 operating budget versus 2021.
If you are hoping for greater detail and the amounts spent on single initiatives or even the additional cleaning costs the department incurred because of the COVID - 19 pandemic they were not part of the release.
Read MoreA resident addressed Council with her concerns and views about some flags flying at or on City owned facilities as an attack on the traditional family and showed favouritism for certain minorities over others.
They were views no member of Council was willing to support.
Read MoreAn opinion piece about the decision not to charge former Moose Jaw Police Service Constable Alan Murdock criminally and how now a public inquiry into what happened might just clear the air and help re-build the lost trust the entire matter created.
Read MoreFor equine fanciers and competitors this spring there are a number of FREE events at the Moose Jaw Exhibition grounds which you may find of interest.
Read MoreA letter to the editor from Naomi Hunter leader of the Saskatchewan Green Party on Earth Day.
Read MoreWith it being Earth Day nature columnist Kimberly Epp writes about baby animals and the avian flu.
Read MoreWith the spread of Avian or Bird Flu it’s not just wild birds or poultry farms susceptible pet birds can catch the untreatable and fatal disease as well.
To help prevent the virus spreading we contacted the Province's Ministry of Agriculture about it on a special Earth Day nature report.
Read MoreBeing heavy footed in March ended up having 5,023 drivers issued speeding tickets as part of SGI’s monthly Traffic Safety Spotlight.
Read MoreAs the Western Hockey League playoffs are set to get underway for the Moose Jaw Warriors three members of the tribe have made WHL all-star status.
Read MoreThe Moose Jaw Exhibition Company has issued a courtesy warning that there are two cases of Equine Influenza A confirmed at their facilities.
Equine Influenza, or Horse Flu, is usually a non-fatal illness which can be prevented through vaccination. Horse Flu is no threat to humans but clothing that is exposed to it can carry the illness to other horses.
The Exhibition Company does not see the flu having a major impact on its operations.
Read MoreWith the Moose Jaw Hometown Fair now a go in 2022 the entertainment has been booked with a variety of acts famous world-wide, internationally and locally set to entertain fairgoers.
Read MoreThe Moose Jaw Exhibition Company elected their Executive Committee for 2022 at their regular monthly meeting on Tuesday evening.
Read MoreThe lifting of COVID - 19 restrictions has seen a bounce back of events partially funded by Visit Moose Jaw.
The consortium of local hotels and events centres has seen the number of events they fund return to pre-COVID levels which should have a major impact on Moose Jaw’s event driven economy.
Read MoreIt 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.
Read MoreA 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.
Read MoreA look at COVID and the after effects it has
Read MoreThe 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.
Read MoreIt 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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