Thoughts while sitting through the Jeremy Sabourin inquest
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Thinking back a couple of generations as the Hoopla saga reaches its climax
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An open letter to the Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation about looming further job actions
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A wide ranging look at the recent public Town Hall held about homelessness, addictions plus crime, and how that’s affecting Downtown Moose Jaw.
Additionally we reveal the more long-term plans for the temporary homeless shelter presently in operation
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A look at what got us on a few people’s poop lists and the real tragedy in local homelessness
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We kick off the year with the letter from a Councillor about one of our news stories
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A look at our upcoming basketball coverage that - due to health concerns - is unfortunately going to be reduced and refocused on junior versus senior coverage.
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We were asked if we knew City Hall had been “siphoning” funds collected by the Landfill for other operations
We had to answer yes, but we took it as an opportunity to look into the impact of the franchise fee being charged to the Landfill
Basically it’s a five percent tax on trash for other City operations
It’s a controversial issue with some, calling it, back door taxation or hiding the true expenditures by the City of Moose Jaw
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How much work goes into a social media posting by a federal department?
We take a look at this through one example of a Tweet published by Prairies Economic Development Canada about their success story, helping the Tunnels of Moose Jaw not only survive the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions, but also expand after the restrictions were rescinded.
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A look back at COVID and some of the reactions we have received from both sides
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A letter writer was not too happy about our recent story about the return of COVID - 19 amongst health care workers
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A letter writer claimed they have been targeted by the police for wanting to spread the word about the National Citizens Inquiry into the government’s response to COVID - 19
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We received this letter about refusing to travel to Lethbridge to cover a trial for four people accused of terrorism related charges regarding the truckers convoy
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The rising level of violent crime and seemingly massive influx of illicit hard street drugs into Moose Jaw has raised some serious concerns which need to be addressed sooner rather than later
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A look at Yaroslav Hunka who went from hero to suspected war criminal status in less than a week
it’s the story of a non-repentant nationalist who saw himself as a hero only to have his past catch up with him
Justice might be slow but for the one time Polish national extradition back to face justice in Poland may well be in the cards
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A brief look at this fall’s sports coverage as we try to balance out covering sports and other issues in the community
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A look at a pair of Freedom of Information requests regarding South Hill’s joint use school.
Questions about not just who selected the final site but what has been cut from the official announcement to the final product
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Fighting high prices
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A recent guilty plea and 30 day sentence for slapping a senior inside the Moose Jaw Public Library needs that facility’s board to step up and look at the issue of safety to help protect patrons and staff our editorial urges.
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