Disciplining your child is OK but striking them with an aluminum frying pan to do so is not OK - in fact it is an assault.
That's what a step parent learnt in Moose Jaw Provincial Court on Monday morning.
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The case involving the man charged for allegedly shooting at police and arrested after a short manhunt on October 21st was back in Moose Jaw Provincial Court on Monday morning.
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Todd Johnson, elected as a Prairie South School Division trustee in November 2020, has resigned his position as a Trustee.
Johnson said it was a hard decision to make but decided to resign to seek employment with Prairie South.
He said leaving the Board was a tough decision.
A job he said he secured due to training, experience and skills without political shenanigans.
It all adds up to a Trustee by-election this March.
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About 100 people showed up at an outdoor rally to support a group looking for what they see as fairness in how small business properties are assessed and taxed by the City.
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There will be a rally held today to support a local group's call for fairness in business property assessments. Assessments they say are not fair, equitable and a potential local small business killer.
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There will be a rally held today to support a local group's call for fairness in business property assessments. Assessments they say are not fair, equitable and a potential local small business killer.
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It is not the news most people want to hear but your power bill is set to increase another three percent effective January 1st.
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If you think Council and the Moose Jaw Board of Police Commissioners met only the once present and discuss the 2023 operating and capital budgets for the Moose Jaw Police Service you would be wrong.
A Freedom Of Information request shows they actually had a second discussion of it in-camera (private) at the November 14th Executive Committee meeting.
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