With a week to call an election a look at some of the things going on national, locally and in our news room
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It has taken years to finalize and set to take effect in a few days but the new Taxi, Shuttle and Limousine Bylaw appears ready to hit the industry like a tsunami and may leave devastation in its wake.
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A look at the rise of Black Sea Grains and how changes in Ukraine put it on the cusp of an agricultural boom in investment and production
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Coronach is holding their own version of Sidewalk Days and they are looking for vendors.
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This week a look at economics and the Moose Jaw Exhibition Company
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Mayor Fraser Tolmie's credit card statements released in response to a Freedom of Information request.
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Statistics Canada recently released their weighted indexes for crimes in Moose Jaw and if you think crime is increasing in the Notorious city you would be correct.
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Will the proposed SaskPower get a thumbs up and proceed or will it be buried by the federal Carbon Tax?
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Could something as small as pocket change truly hurt the Downtown?
If you think not the evidence points to a different conclusion. This week's Rhino's Ramblings.
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With Ukraine voting for a new Rada and major change on Sunday how does it affect politics in Saskatchewan?
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The election in Ukraine is later this week but is it really catching the attention of an electorate seemingly tired of elections and politics?
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What in the end happened at the Moose Jaw Cultural Centre?
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Further moves to finalizing the land deal with Carpere is lauded by the Chamber of Commerce
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We announce the start of a series of stories on Mayor Fraser Tolmie’s credit card statements and restaurant bills.
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It took months but the review report regarding FOI requests into the operations and financials of the Moose Jaw Cultural Centre has been released.
It makes recommendations to release the financials and other records withheld by the City of Moose Jaw.
It also gives recommendations for Councillors to not use personal emails.
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This past Monday a $2.2 milllion windfall was announced at Councl but its appearance was not met with jubilation but a lot of questions which require an answer.
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The hot, windy and dry conditions are taking the toll on the optimism and spending habits in rural Saskatchewan as the drought persists. The question is though how will the politicians respond????
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The windup of the YMCA of Moose Jaw on Tuesday evening has left many wondering why and can the Y be resurrected. Here is an opinion and commentary on it.
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It seemed to come out of nowhere a 1971 Toyota Corolla all covered in pennies. A car which would have its place in the history of Moose Jaw and its politics.
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