While questions were being asked of the Mayor about some of the city’s bad roads we ask him about Main Street
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After two fire sprinklers were hit causing water to flood onto the Kinsmen Sportsplex’s floor has a proposed solution costing up to $50,000
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Mayor Clive Tolley said his prediction of the Moose Jaw Warriors defeating the Swift Current Broncos in five games was based upon the Warriors abilities, and not just plain luck.
Mayor predicts Eastern Conference Finals against Saskatoon
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The Regina Rebels lost their first game 7 - 6 in overtime in their first game at the Esso Cup
Moose Jaw’s Brooklyn Nimegeers picked up a point in the game
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Because we keep getting asked about this so much as Warrior fever has swept the city…
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A second fire suppression sprinkler has been hit at the Kinsmen Sportsplex causing another shut down to clean up the mess
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Two Moose Jaw residents are playing hockey in hopes of winning the national women’s U18 crown
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Moose Jaw Gymtastiks participated in their second meet of the year last weekend. This time it was in Yorkton. Here are the results
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A trade show and a dog show are featured this weekend at the Moose Jaw Exhibition
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The inquest into the death of Jeremy Sabourin has ended with recommendations to hopefully ensure it does not happen again
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The coroner’s inquest heard that the Moose Jaw Police Service was not told about the charges Jeremy Sabourin was facing in Assiniboia.
The RCMP also did not tell Moose Jaw about the missing small gun.
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A former RCMP officer told the coroner’s inquest he never was told about the policy to use a metal detecting when searching a prisoner whether at the RCMP depot or during the search of Jeremy Sabourin.
The former officer - who was freshly minted at the time - said during his training at the RCMP there had been no training in using the wand
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Thoughts while sitting through the Jeremy Sabourin inquest
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A brief look at what we at MJ Independent knew about the passing of Jeremy Sabourin before the public inquest
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The intersection of the Trans Canada highway and 9th Avenue NW still has lots of speeders. The weird fact is that, despite a steady supply of speeders, the number of serious and fatal accidents has reduced.
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Chief Rick Bourassa tells the Moose Jaw Board of Police Commissioners that the budget is being stretched by the Province not assuming its responsibilities to guard prisoners at the court house.
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With the number of garden sheds, and garage is being broken into the MJPS provides advice on how to prevent it.
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