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Two more COVID - 19 outbreaks have been declared in Moose Jaw by the Saskatchewan Healthy Authority.

The Moose Jaw Police Service has requested the public’s assistance to help track down two individuals allegedly involved in a serious stabbing incident this past October.

Mayor Fraser Tolmie joked with the Warriors now playing out of a Regina-based hub that the Queen City now had a good hockey team.

Although initially joking the Mayor said the team playing was a good thing and hopefully in the Fall the Warriors will once again be playing on home ice.

The Kinsmen Sportsplex will be offering a couple of free public skating opportunities for Family Day. The numbers of skaters are limited and you must pre-register read how to do it.

There will be free public skating next week at Mosaic Place read about the new way on how to submit your registration at the mandatory pre-registration event.

The new on-line ticketing platform is now up and running.

And they are looking for business throughout Saskatchewan as they eagerly await the COVID - 19 pandemic restrictions to be relaxed allowing events to take place once again.

The platform will even allow holders of gift certificates issued in the wake of the Ticket Rocket Fiasco to readily and seamlessly purchase tickets with them at both Mosaic Place and the Moose Jaw Cultural Centre.

The Province has announced more details about the plans for Phase Two of vaccinations for COVID - 19 with the plan calling for the general public to be vaccinated starting sometime in April.

Phase One of vaccinations, targeting vulnerable people such as long term nursing care residents and frontline medical workers, is on-going with the vaccinations set to move into Moose Jaw sometime next week.