If you think Council and the Moose Jaw Board of Police Commissioners met only the once present and discuss the 2023 operating and capital budgets for the Moose Jaw Police Service you would be wrong.
A Freedom Of Information request shows they actually had a second discussion of it in-camera (private) at the November 14th Executive Committee meeting.
Read MoreA list of the reports we have received for week one of the junior girls/boys high school basketball leagues.
Read MoreIn what seemingly came as a shock in a 4 - 3 vote a special 2023 Budget meeting of Council voted to send the Moose Jaw Board Of Police Commissioners’ budget request for the Moose Jaw Police Service (MJPS) back to the Commission.
Council asked the Board Of Police Commissioners to look at potential savings and lessen the impact funding the MJPS will have on property taxpayers in 2023.
It was a good night for the Milestone U18 Female Flyers as they took the trip to Regina to face the Regina Rebels and came home with a 4 - 1 win.
Read MoreThe Moose Jaw Police Service (MJPS) has a new facilities dog assigned to Victim’s Services. Sven was unveiled to the public through the MJPS’s various social media accounts on Thursday.
Read MoreTourism Moose Jaw’s request for more funding as well as the City to take over the maintenance and repairs/renovations of their owned tourism booth that sits on leased City land was deferred to 2024 to allow Administration to review the present agreements and look at the options.
Parks and recreation director gave four funding examples in 2023 while at the same time Administration recommended against funding this year.
Read MoreThe Central Cyclones seniors girls basketball team took a trip about an hour down the road to Assiniboia where they defeated the hometown team 55 - 26 on Wednesday evening.
Read MoreIt may have been a bit slower game on Wednesday even but the intensity was still high as the Vanier Spirits junior girls volleyball team defeated the visiting Peacock Toilers team 42 - 29 in high school basketball action.
Read MoreResults of Day Two of round robin play in the 2022 Canada West Canadian Armed Forces Curling Championship now going on at the Moose Jaw Events Centre. Spectators are welcome at this FREE EVENT.
The playoffs are this morning and the championship final goes later this afternoon - EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO ATTEND.
The competition included a three way tie breaker to determine the playoff rankings.
Read MoreThe results of Day One of the 2022 Canada West Canadian Armed Forces Curling Championship now going on at the Moose Jaw Events Centre. Spectators are welcome at this FREE EVENT.
Read MoreIt was a highly emotional and entertaining game as the Peacock Toilers defeated the Vanier Vikings on Tuesday evening in High School Senior Boys basketball action.
Read MoreThe 2022 Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) Canada West Curling Championship kicked off at the Moose Jaw Events Centre this morning.
The event features five teams - Moose Jaw, Comox, Edmonton, Cold Lake and Winnipeg - competing for the championship held from today until Thursday.
Admission is FREE and the public is invited to attend. Sitting around a nice plush curling rink catching some curling might just fit the bill on a cold winter’s day.
Read MoreThe high school basketball season kicked off on Monday evening with games in the junior boys and junior girls divisions.
We attended the junior girls game which saw the Central Cyclones defeat the Vanier Spirits in what was a hard fought game.
Read MoreYou are going to see an increase in your water and sewer (wastewater) rates in February after a 4 -3 vote in favour of the increases.
It is all part of the special Council meeting on Monday to decide the 2023 budget.
Read MoreA North Battleford area man who was given a Christmas reprieve to remain in a friend's home in Brownlee in 2021 is now facing serious drug charges while out on the run.
Read MoreIt was another good night out on the road for your Moose Jaw Warriors.
Read MoreThe Moose Jaw Carpet One U15A Mavericks walked away with a win on Saturday evening.
Read MoreA look at the 2023 City of Moose Jaw budget and the true effect it is going to have on the poorer homeowners of the city.
The silent majority who live in a home paying $1,500 in property taxes in 2022.
The tax increase this year in practical terms is going to be a major shocker in a time of rising costs just to survive.
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