If you thought the majority of crimes - including petty thefts - are being committed by a small group of individuals you’d be correct.
In a media scrum MJ Independent asked how Moose Jaw stacked up when it came to who is committing the crimes.
Read MoreDespite the apparent win when it comes to commercial property tax assessments one of the main combatants in the fight said the latest changes to small retail property taxes show the system is unfair.
Read MoreA final agreement needs to be reached with the insurer and following that debris from the fire will be cleaned up Council was told.
Read MoreThe annual Moose Jaw Roughstock Rodeo School was held over the weekend.
Here are some photos as well as a story about the event.
Read MoreKiana Hrechka managed to win the bronze medal at regional badminton playdowns in senior girls singles play on Saturday in Regina.
Read MoreThunder Creek Volleyball Clubs 15U Women’s Thunder team had a great season winning the Division II Tier I provincial championship place 11th in the province.
The team is now setting its sight on nationals later this month in Regina.
Read MoreThe months long decline in home sales in Moose Jaw continued in April 2023.
Read MoreThe Moose Jaw Dog Club showed they gave a hoot about burrowing owls through a donation on Wednesday afternoon.
Read MoreThe poor condition of Moose Jaw’s notoriously rough roads was the subject of discussion and questions at the most recent Executive Committee meeting.
Read MoreFor the first time high school seniors as well as bantams held their district badminton championships at the same venue.
Despite worries, the championships might end as late as 6 PM the event went off without a hitch and finished sooner than expected.
Read MoreA look back at the five year tenure of now former city manager Jim Puffalt and the Moose Jaw he left us.
Read MoreThe Lynbrook Golf Club’s driving range opens on Monday.
Read MoreThe 39 workers - recognized by the Saskatchewan Workers Compensation Board - who lost their lives in 2022 due to job related injuries were remembered at a Friday afternoon ceremony.
Read MoreThe Moose Jaw and District Labour Council will be holding a ceremony today to mourn those who have lost their lives while on the job.
Read MoreApplications are now being taken from Downtown businesses to take part in the summer patio/seasonal boardwalk program.
The program allows businesses to move a portion of their business out onto the sidewalk or boulevard in front of their businesses.
Read MoreBoth juniors (bantam - grades nines) as well as seniors badminton teams will be participating at districts on Saturday at Peacock Collegiate.
The event is open to the general public, and runs from 9 AM to approximately 4 PM - 5 pm with an admission cost of $3 for adults and $2 for students.
Read MoreBREAKING NEWS - Sask Poly is set to discontinue print shop services in Moose Jaw effective July 1, 2023 as well as layoff eight staff members throughout their provincial workforce.
Read MoreAlthough he would not come right out and say it the City of Moose Jaw’s outgoing city manager did not deny the upcoming major economic project set to be announced is the redevelopment of the 0 block of River Street West and hotel construction.
Sources of told MJ Independent the redevelopment is set to be announced by the end of May.
Redeveloping the area was one of Mayor Clive Tolley’s election promises.
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