Highlights

Council initially approved the 2020 operating budget last December, which featured a property tax increase of 2.3 per cent

“I wanted young people who don’t know where to go or how to deal with [their mental health] to have a resource that’s easy and free"

Concerns raised by former driver being addressed with major overhaul of vehicle, no timeline for return to road in time of COVID-19

Saskatchewan schools will be returning to in-class learning in the fall, with safety guidelines from public health to still be determined

The urgency to find a solution began last year when the provincial government notified the families access to their properties through Valley View Centre would cease on March 31, 2020

The new rate will be $11.45 per hour

“(The) announcement demonstrates our commitment to Moose Jaw and reinforces our confidence in Saskatchewan as a place to do business"

The Moose Jaw & District Food Bank is on a mission to raise $100,000 this summer to relocate to a larger building

Burn, population 400, is the birthplace of 431 Squadron during the Second World War

Flowers for both Capt. Jenn Casey and Capt. Richard MacDougall from the Snowbirds team have amassed at the base of the Tutor jet displayed in Moose Jaw, following the fatal crash in B.C. earlier this week