With the naming rights coming to an end Council reluctantly agrees to hire a firm to secure naming rights for the present Mosaic Place.
Council agreed to an up front $29,000 fee plus 20 percent added to any final naming rights deal to the firm.
Read MoreHere are the details, to watch or be part of, the Moose Jaw Hometown Fair’s parade to be held Wednesday June 22nd at 7 pm. This year’s parade theme is Salute To Our Heroes.
Read MoreThis past weekend’s three day event featured dogs jumping, running and bonding between dogs and handlers.
Read MoreA video report interviewing Todd Johnson general manager of the Wakamow Valley Authority about the Wakamow Farmer’s Market and how it has complimented the valley.
Read MoreThe rapidly rising cost of fuel - which is now selling for over $2 per litre at every filling station in Moose Jaw - has at least one councillor asking questions and the City of Moose Jaw keeping a close eye on the situation.
Read MoreA personal look at the rising cost of gas and inflation and the impact it is starting to have on many people locally.
Read MoreInvestment Committee chairperson Councillor Dawn Luhning delivered the Investment Committee report to Council. A report which showed the City’s investments made modest returns in tough times in the financial markets.
Read MoreThe Moose Jaw Exhibition Grounds is going to the dogs in a good way as the Moose Jaw Dog Club is holding its agility trials in the Golden Mile Arena.
The event is FREE TO ATTEND and spectators are more than welcome to see dogs run obstacle courses, jump and run in time trial events.
Read MoreThe Phyllis Dewar Outdoor Pool is set to open for the 2022 season this Monday.
Read MoreIf you ever wanted to go out and explore the Western Development Museum tomorrow June 11th is your day.
Thanks to the sponsorship of the Bank of Montreal tomorrow is the first of two days this year where admission is FREE to any of the four WDMs in the province.
Read MoreIt may not have been a donation of millions of dollars but a pair of nine year old students sold lemonade and cupcakes with the proceeds going to SCRAPS to help them help Moose Jaw’s feral feline population.
Read MoreThere is new ownership at Al Capone’s Pizza.
We have a candid conversation with one of the new owners about the ten years of hard work and long hours he put in in order to save and realize his dream of being a business owner.
Uttam Prajapati sees opportunity in his first ever business venture.
He plans to keep Capone’s existing menu and has already expanded to it with a new butter chicken pizza. He is grateful to those who have supported his business in its first month of operation.
Read MoreWith the rising cost of food, many people not working during the COVID - 19 pandemic and inflation the Moose Jaw and District Food Bank is facing record demand for its services.
This July the Food Bank will be reaching out to the community with its End Hunger campaign to ask for help to help those who need a little help to have food security.
Read MoreInflation is hitting people hard and increasing costs are impacting people’s ability to buy food - food security - a new poll shows. Many are turning to Food Banks for help.
The problem is many of Canada’s food banks are in financial difficulty to help feed the increasing numbers of people - many of them working poor - who are asking for help.
Moose Jaw’s food bank is no exception to the rule and have had to make some difficult cuts. They need the community’s support in order to continue to help others and help End Hunger in the community.
Read MoreMosaic Place is set to go way back in time this weekend as the dinosaurs walk again.
Read MoreIt is a question we get asked all of the time and that is how much does the City still owe on Mosaic Place?
Read MoreThere is some good news out of City Hall as property tax arrears have dropped close to $1 million year over year.
Despite the good news the program that allowed many property owners in tax arrears to get onto a payment plan is now over and statistically the mix of tax arrear liens versus arrears payment plans has moved back to its traditional level.
Read MoreAn audio report about a missing part of the May 24th post Council presser.
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