With our November and December being tied up with sporting events we are featuring some of the important stories we missed as part of our New Year's wrap-up.
Today it is the City's move to tow cars for unpaid parking tickets. A task the Moose Jaw Police Service gave up years ago.
Read MoreOver 300 drivers faced some sort of penalty as SGI's November's Traff Safety Spotlight targeted impaired driving.
SGI released the November results as we head into one of the biggest celebrations of the year - New Year's Eve.
Read MoreYour Moose Jaw Warriors took on a top team and literally put their opponent's explosive offense on ice.
Read MoreFor those of you planning to be on the road for Christmas this year Environment Canada has issued a weather alert that is downright Scrooge like.
Read MoreLead by Jessie Mielke's four point outing - a hat trick in the second game - the Milestone U18A Female Flyers wrapped up their second victory of the week.
The pair of victories powered the Flyers to a tie for first place in the south division of the U18A Saskatchewan Female Hockey League.
Read MoreAn accused came to court without a lawyer and left with a court date and Legal Aid representation for the serious charges he is facing.
Read MoreA man who drove with twice the legal blood alcohol content causing drivers to take evasive action at 2 pm on a Sunday afternoon had his day in court.
Read MoreIt was a hard fought game but in the end the Lumsden Devils managed to outlast a Central Cyclone fourth quarter comeback in Junior Varsity high school boys basketball play on Monday evening.
Read MoreThe colder night temperatures were not the only thing motorists and police were dealing with on Monday evening.
An accident at about 11 pm had a truck, snowmobile and a light standard damaged forcing the closure of the northbound lane of the 300 block of Main Street North closed by the Moose Jaw Police Service to clean up the mess.
Read MoreA seasonal worker received a nine month suspended sentence after being convicted of common assault that was part of an argument where he blamed his then girlfriend for his not waking up in time for work.
Read MoreA man who failed to follow any of the conditions of a conditional sentence has been handed a criminal record.
Read MoreThe case involving the man charged for allegedly shooting at police and arrested after a short manhunt on October 21st was back in Moose Jaw Provincial Court on Monday morning.
Read MoreAllegedly threatening a police officer and attempting to take a vehicle back after it had been seized has landed an accused in some hot water.
Read MoreIt didn’t take much to explain to the accused as to what going through Alternative Measures for the offense he was accused of entailed.
In fact the accused had gone through the program earlier but as the victim for a similar offense he was accused of.
Read MoreDisciplining your child is OK but striking them with an aluminum frying pan to do so is not OK - in fact it is an assault.
That's what a step parent learnt in Moose Jaw Provincial Court on Monday morning.
Read MoreSaturday night may have been cold outside but the Moose Jaw U13 AA Warriors held a warmth night to help Moose Jaw's less fortunate better brave the cold.
Read MoreAbout 100 people showed up at an outdoor rally to support a group looking for what they see as fairness in how small business properties are assessed and taxed by the City.
Read MoreTodd Johnson, elected as a Prairie South School Division trustee in November 2020, has resigned his position as a Trustee.
Johnson said it was a hard decision to make but decided to resign to seek employment with Prairie South.
He said leaving the Board was a tough decision.
A job he said he secured due to training, experience and skills without political shenanigans.
It all adds up to a Trustee by-election this March.
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