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City’s continued woes with new software program irk some on council

City’s continued woes with new software program irk some on council

City hall continues to have issues with its new Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system , so much so that city administration needs a bylaw changed so it has more time to prepare 2021’s fiscal documents.
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Closed door meetings revive need for vigilant observers of Moose Jaw City Council

Closed door meetings revive need for vigilant observers of Moose Jaw City Council

Ron Walter writes about closed door meetings and Finance Minister Donna Harpauer
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Closure of lanes near Stadacona Street West allows plastics business to expand

Closure of lanes near Stadacona Street West allows plastics business to expand

During its July 25 meeting, council gave three unanimous readings to a bylaw change to facilitate the subdivision, sale and consolidation of the streets, laneway and 12 lots south of and adjacent to 1815 Stadacona Street West. 
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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 24 C with a low of 9 C.
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Police ask for public’s help after man assaulted with weapon

Police ask for public’s help after man assaulted with weapon

The incident occurred on July 25 on High Street West.
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Manitoba Expressway to receive upgrades in 2023 under provincial highways program

Manitoba Expressway to receive upgrades in 2023 under provincial highways program

The upgrades will occur from 11th Avenue Northeast to Corsterphine Avenue, including both eastbound and westbound lanes.
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Global attack on farmers leads to massive rallies to support the food growers

Global attack on farmers leads to massive rallies to support the food growers

A mix of tractors, semi-trucks, half-tons and cars gathered near the Peanut Hills Campground on July 23 as part of the nationwide Farmers’ Slow Roll Protest.
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City Using Humane Approach To Pigeon Perching Problem

City Using Humane Approach To Pigeon Perching Problem

"We have changed out mindset and killing isn't the end all to be all," Cory Oakes, Operations Managers for the City of Moose Jaw Parks and Recreation
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SCRAPS raffle fundraiser to win a three-foot birdhouse

SCRAPS raffle fundraiser to win a three-foot birdhouse

The draw for the raffle will take place on Aug. 20, in conjunction with World Homeless Animals Day.
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