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Graders, buses and the Events Centre were some areas that city council focused on while reviewing the 2025 equipment reserve budget.

“These programs are just something a little bit extra that we do for the residents every month,” explained Tricia Oblander, the marketing manager at Mulberry Estates.

Increased employment comes with a 4,300 increase in the labour force.

Canadian municipalities receive less than 10 cents from every dollar that taxpayers contribute, which is insufficient to address a growing backlog of major capital expenses, city hall says.

“Our maintenance staff worked tirelessly for two months prior to ensure as many of the trees (as possible) were ready for opening day,” McQuarrie-Bye stated in a nod to those who helped make the event possible.

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The Moose Jaw Police Service arrested 31-year-old Michael Tufano on Jan. 16 following a police operation on the 1200 block of Vaughan Street.

Archaeological findings at a site in Wakamow Valley suggest the area was “an intensively used campsite” that First Nations people may have used repeatedly over the centuries, a researcher says.

“So, after the (mandatory) five-day hold, we put him up for adoption and boy, was he popular. He received so many fantastic applications that we had a hard time narrowing it down to just one.”