Province Bans Cellphones From Classrooms Come September
Starting in September the provincial government has now banned the use of cell phones by students in grades K - 12 from the classroom
It’s a move following other provinces that is likely to be controversial for many students and some parents
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Silently Working Stock - Sask Cutting Horse Association Show
A sport that has its origins in the first cattle herds in North America was on full display on the weekend as the Saskatchewan Cutting Horse Association held their annual show.
Here are some photos from the event.
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Male Charged With Weapons Offences After Pointing Gun
An 18 year old male is facing charges after allegedly pointing a pellet gun to intimidate a group of people on Friday
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City Officials Golf On Public Dime - City Manager Says Expense Justified
The City’s elected and unelected officials have had golf tournament fees paid from public funds.
City manager Maryse Carmichael defended the practice stating it helps the City network with the business community but at the same time the practice is under review as part of the 2025 budget process
We ask questions
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Facility’s Proposed Location Negatively Impacts Proposed Hotel - Proponent Tells Public Forum
Monday evening’s community safety and wellness meeting drew a large audience and plenty of views.
The forum also drew a speaker representing the proposed Brunswick Tapestry Hotel by Hilton who stated Souls Harbour proposed River Street facility would negatively impact the hotel project
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Cutting Horses Competition Featured This Weekend At The Exhibition
A sport born on the open range is featured this weekend at the Moose Jaw Exhibition
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Former MLA Lyle Stewart Succumbs To Cancer
Former local longtime MLA Lyle Stewart lost his battle to cancer on Tuesday
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Rhino’s Ramblings - What Now?
A look at some of what we are working on as MJ Independent wraps up
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Violent Crime Severity Up - Non Violent Crime Severity Down
Statistics Canada released the Crime Severity Indexes for 2023 last week.
Amongst the indexes the statistics for Moose Jaw were also released.
Moose Jaw’s Crime Severity Indexes for 2023 show a decrease in the overall Crime Severity Index but the Violent Crime Severity Index shows another increase in 2023.
The increase in the Violent Crime Severity Index in Moose Jaw mirrors the increase provincially
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Canucks U18 AA Season Ends In An Extra Inning
The Moose Jaw Canucks U18 AA season is over as they fell in an extra inning at the provincial tier two tournament in Saskatoon
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Team SouthWest Comes Up Short in Gold Medal Game
Team SouthWest settled for the silver medal at the 2024 Saskatchewan Summer Games on Saturday.
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Police Arrest Man Following Alleged Stabbing
Police have arrested and charged a 21 year old male with aggravated assault after an alleged stabbing on Friday evening
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Moose Jaw Canucks U18 AA Drop Early Morning Game
It was an early morning disappointment for the Moose Jaw Canucks U18 AA as they lost a high scoring game in the provincial tier two championship tournament in Saskatoon
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What’s On At The Exhibition This July Weekend
There is another FREE equine event this weekend at the Moose Jaw Exhibition.
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Moose Jaw Exhibition News Briefs
News briefs from the Moose Jaw Exhibition Company for the month of July
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Canucks U18 AA Start Provincials With A Victory
The Moose Jaw Canucks U18 AA team recorded 17 hits to win their opening game in the provincial tier two championship in Saskatoon
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Clarity Issues Keep Outdoor Pool Closed
Clarity issues continue to plague the outdoor pool which remains closed.
MJ Independent file photo
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Police Expand Anti-Trespass Initiative City Wide
An initiative that allows the MJPS to act as building owner’s agent to remove unwanted individuals from commercial and larger multi-unit residential properties has been expanded to cover the entire city
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