It was a hard fought match that got moved indoors due to the wet weather on Sunday as the winners of the men’s doubles championship for the Moose Jaw Tennis Club was decided.
We have photos and reaction to what was an intensive and highly competitive matchup that mirrored the 2021 championship’s final result.
Read MoreThe Hunter Jumper School and Show was held this past Friday to Sunday at the Moose Jaw Exhibition Grounds here are some of the photos from the event.
Read MoreIf you want to take one last dip in the outdoor pool then today is the day as the Phyllis Dewar Outdoor will be closing for the season today.
Read MoreA well known local magician has just launched a YouTube channel that isn’t about disappearing or hocus pocus but rather about educating and entertaining children in a fun way.
Read MoreIt was called training mixed with “Rocket Launch moments” but after four short months Mikayla Gusa and her horse Pebbled Ice are competing in the Hunter Jumper School and Show at the Moose Jaw Exhibition Grounds (250 Thatcher Drive East).
The three day event wraps up today around 1 pm and is FREE event and spectators are more than welcome to check it out.
Read MoreAt the present time SaskPower is building a 360 Megawatt (MW) - the Great Plains Power Station - in Moose Jaw’s Agri-Food Industrial Park.
But what did it take to get the project envisioned by SaskPower in 2014 into actual construction in Moose Jaw?
To find out MJ Independent submitted an FOI and after a lot of hard work received hundreds of pages of documents - many of them marked confidential and never publicly released - to get the story from the inside.
In part one we look at how the City of Moose Jaw was able to get the then proposed industrial park on SaskPower’s radar and then to set the hook.
Read MoreIf you enjoy equestrian events that includes jumping you might want to head up to the Moose Jaw Exhibition Grounds over the next three days.
Read MoreA unique local museum that catalogues rural life and development in the past is set to hold its annual threshing bee September 10th and 11th.
Read MoreA resident on Keith Street questions who should be responsible for repairs to service lines replaced just four and a half years ago during Phase Two of the Cast Iron Water Main Replacement Program.
He also wants to help his neighbours and all Moose Jaw residents understand the issue better and how they might save thousands of dollars later in costly repair bills.
Read MoreAn update on a couple of Freedom Of Information requests being worked on and how results have been provided for one of them and the other is still in the works.
Read MoreAlthough the number of riders was slightly down from last year the Saskatchewan Barrel Racing Association’s Provincial Finals turned out to run like clockwork. The all important track was in perfect condition according to an organizer.
Read MoreThe accused in an alleged stabbing in July made another court appearance and had one charge he was facing dealt with.
Read MoreA former employee who defrauded her employer out of $18,554 has been handed a 90 daily intermittent jail sentence, one year of probation and a restitution order of $8,554 because the insurance company has not asked for $10,000 in restitution.
Read MoreDespite not personally attending Court a man accused of common assault had the matter referred to Alternative Measures.
Read MoreThe largest horseshow of the year in Moose Jaw, the Saskatchewan Barrel Racing Association 2022 Provincial Finals are once again in town.
The four day event will see hundreds of competitors and their families in Moose Jaw competing for provincial titles.
Read MoreThe City owned outdoor pickleball courts were officially opened on Sunday afternoon.
Read MoreCouncil was updated there has yet to be any takers on naming rights for the building that started its life as a key part of the Multiplex project.
Read MoreIt looks like a case of deja vu at the site of the proposed scotch distillery
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