The City is waiving the landfill fees to both residents and contractors who bring tree and yard debris only as a result of the recent heavy wet snow storm from today until November 6th.
By doing this the City says it will actually help them to more quickly return to their normal operations.
Read MoreMayor Clive Tolley responds to questions about the City once again calling for traffic control lights at the intersection of 9th Avenue NW and the TransCanada Highway.
Read MoreA driver managed to have a Provincial Court Judge reduce a fine for performing a rolling stop at an intersection the City has called “a hazard and a death trap.”
The driver made mention of the intersection’s confusing layout in requesting the Judge give him a second chance and dismiss the charge with a stern warning in lieu of a conviction or fine
Read MoreThe Vanier Vikings were victorious this past Saturday defeating the Estevan Elecs 36 - 21 in South 5A 12-Man Football League playoff action.
Read MoreThe Vanier Vikings were victorious this past Saturday defeating the Estevan Elecs 36 - 21 in South 5A 12-Man Football League playoff action.
Read MoreAsked about the large pile of snow blocking the Handicapped Parking spot directly in front of City Hall Mayor Clive Tolley said he was unaware of it but if it was still there it would be removed.
Read MoreAt Tuesday morning’s post Council press conference MJ Independent had the honour of asking the first two questions of retiring City Manager Jim Puffalt and as usual we asked original and tough questions.
Read MoreA former employee who plead guilty of defrauding her former employer of over $18,000 was in Moose Jaw Provincial Court offering to plead guilty to four charges related to the fraud.
Something she denies.
Read MoreJust one of those days…..
Read MoreQuestions were asked about the potential of hiring contractors to assist with the clean up as numerous City owned trees have broken limbs or worse due to the heavy wet snowfall.
Read MoreCouncillor Dawn Luhning asked her annual question about snow removal and this year it was why the City had yet hired contractors to help out the City’s plows.
Read MoreCity manager Jim Puffalt has announced his retirement from the City of Moose Jaw at Monday afternoon’s meeting of Council effective May 2023 when his contract expires.
Read MoreClose to 50 riders from all over Saskatchewan as well as four riders from Manitoba competed in the third and final stage of the Moose Jaw Spring Hunter/Jumper Show series held over the weekend.
Read MoreThe City is asking motorists drive with extreme caution after heavy snow fell on Sunday. The City is presently working on clearing Priority One streets according to is snow clearing policy.
Read MoreThe Peacock Tornadoes were defeated 46 - 13 by the Weyburn Eagles in South 5A 12-Man Football League on Saturday afternoon.
Read MoreIf you were hoping to use Moose Jaw Transit Monday morning you are going to have to find alternative arrangements as all buses are not running tomorrow morning.
Read MoreFirst the good news is we are getting some much needed moisture this morning.
The bad news is much of it is snow and you may have to sweep your car and shovel your sidewalks today to remove the sticky white stuff.
Read MoreThe Moose Jaw Police Service (MJPS) have identified the alleged shooter in the Friday evening search and subsequent standoff at a Ross Street West as Jirard Saddleback, 32, from Calgary.
The have also now released the alleged shooter also had in his possession of crystal meth and cash resulting in additional charges above and beyond attempted murder and weapons charges initially laid.
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