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Prairie South trustee Patrick Boyle is outraged that the division has received under $500,000 in carbon tax rebates despite shelling out over $1.6 million — operating money the division can’t afford to lose.

The Saskatchewan Festival of Words has just announced its lineup of spring programming

The new department of strategic growth will be a mainly outward-facing branch that combines communications, stakeholder engagement — including First Nations relations — and economic development. 

With the aim of supporting individuals who are currently going through a period of grief, Balance Holistic Counselling is hosting a number of ongoing support groups throughout the month of March

A selection of headlines to read this morning

Wednesday will have a high of -11 with a low of -21 C

Division administration revealed the new moniker during the March 5 board meeting, which included displaying an artist’s rendition of the school with its name attached on a giant TV screen.

March is a busy time for Moose Jaw’s Francophone community, as it’s set to host a colourful parade, a tasty — and sugary — dinner, and an International Women’s Day forum.

Residents must dispose of all elm wood at the city landfill — for free — or promptly burn in a legal fireplace or firepit, and can obtain an elm disposal permit free of charge from the parks and recreation department. 

Good deeds don’t always go unnoticed, as a small handful of employees at the Moose Jaw Co-op experienced after being nominated for going above and beyond in the Co-op’s new Employee Excellence Recognition Program