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Accusation hurtful. I am not a city hall mouthpiece

Accusation hurtful. I am not a city hall mouthpiece

Joyce Walter reflects on a recent run-in at the grocery store
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Mosaic Place had successful 2021 despite continued pandemic challenges, officials say

Mosaic Place had successful 2021 despite continued pandemic challenges, officials say

'Our team did an amazing job this past year planning, preparing and re-opening to the public and I am very proud of the Herculean effort put in by our entire staff this year'
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Council approves homeowner’s request to modify property despite nearby slump hazard

Council approves homeowner’s request to modify property despite nearby slump hazard

During its Aug. 22 regular meeting, city council voted unanimously to approve a development permit application from Robert (Victor) Salzsauler so he can modify his property at 206 Elsom Street.
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Consumers better hope Telus application for extra fee fails

Consumers better hope Telus application for extra fee fails

Ron Walter reviews an application from Telus and shares his opinion on angle parking in downtown Moose Jaw
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61st Annual Canada-Wide Science Fair returns to in-person format

61st Annual Canada-Wide Science Fair returns to in-person format

Canada’s largest annual youth STEM fair, the Canada-Wide Science Fair (CWSF), is returning to its normal in-person format next year from May 14 to 19 at the Edmonton Convention Centre.
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Letter to the Editor: Snowbirds

Letter to the Editor: Snowbirds

A letter to the editor from John Thomson
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Five headlines for Tuesday morning

Five headlines for Tuesday morning

A selection of headlines to read this morning.
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Good Morning Moose Jaw!

Good Morning Moose Jaw!

Tuesday will have a high of 29 C with a low of 14 C.
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No discounted bus passes for Ukrainians since that’s unfair to other refugees, council says

No discounted bus passes for Ukrainians since that’s unfair to other refugees, council says

A resident who has taken in a Ukrainian refugee family wanted city hall to provide free and discounted bus passes for the year for all refugees from that country who move here.
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City project to replace outdoor pool suffers financial setback

City project to replace outdoor pool suffers financial setback

City hall had applied to a federal grant program for nearly $7 million to fund the nearly $9-million pool project, but the request was denied because the program received more requests than could be accommodated.
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