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Saundra Arberry submitted her 2023 annual report for city council’s Jan. 29 regular meeting, where she explained that she received one complaint from a citizen — the first time in five years — concerned about council’s voting process with three specific bylaws on Feb. 13.

Hunger in Moose Jaw, a non-profit that has been working for 30 years to alleviate food insecurity in the city, has updated its low-cost, healthy Good Food Box options, which anyone in the community can benefit from.

City administration presented bylaw No. 5689 Impounding Bylaw during the Jan. 29 executive committee meeting, with the proposed legislation to give city hall the power to tow as a mechanism to enforce outstanding parking fines.

Journey to Hope is a Moose Jaw-born organization that raises awareness of suicide and suicide prevention, including helping those who have lost someone to suicide, and the group's youth chapter annual Open Mic Night is coming up on Feb. 15 at The Hive.

Founded in 1990, the Prairie Hearts Quilter's Guild gives Moose Jaw's seniors -- and members of every other age group -- a shared sense of camaraderie and community involvement

A selection of headlines to read this morning

Tuesday will have a high of 10 C with a low of -1 C

Assessing all available downtown parking has proven divisive on city council, with some believing it will inevitably lead to a taxpayer-funded parkade and others saying it could promote economic development.

Gymtastiks of Moose Jaw focuses on gymnastics training and development for children over the age of four. With the recently announced teacher's strike on Thursday, Feb. 1, the day camp program will be expanded to include both days