The Saskatchewan Junior Rush teams has some added punch thanks to Moose Jaw and area players at this weekend’s Junior National Lacrosse League Tournament in Oakville, Ontario.
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We received a further response to our latest Freedom Of Information request.
We publish the response in its entirety.
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Hundreds of barrel racers are competing in the Saskatchewan Barrel Racing Association’s provincial finals.
Here are some photos from Wednesday.
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The last big FOI has hit a bureaucratic snag and the only way to untangle it is more bureaucracy to go through it.
The tale of our elected officials expense accounts moves to the back burner as we apply to appeal for full access.
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Hundreds of participants have descended on the Moose Jaw Exhibition Grounds for the Saskatchewan Barrel Racing Association’s provincial finals.
The event is open to the general public and FREE to attend.
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The Saskatchewan Highway Patrol just had the largest seizure of unstamped cigarettes near Swift Current
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It was a day of music, friendships, camaraderie and don’t forget the body slams as DNA Cycle and Service held Lot Brawl 3 on Saturday afternoon featuring the wrestlers from Ringside Wrestling.
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The Craik RCMP are asking for the public’s assistance to identify four suspects in an alleged robbery in Chamberlain
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The Moose Jaw Police Service was pulling vehicles over at random late Friday evening on the 1100 block of Main Street North
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There has been a change of appointment out at the base
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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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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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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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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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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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A sport born on the open range is featured this weekend at the Moose Jaw Exhibition
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Former local longtime MLA Lyle Stewart lost his battle to cancer on Tuesday
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A look at some of what we are working on as MJ Independent wraps up
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