MooseJawToday.com will be presenting a month by month look back at 2020 over the next few days.
The following is a sample of headlines from August.
Residents of Chateau St. Michael’s have fun with carnival activities
Pense in running for Kraft Hockeyville title
Sask. school divisions release return to school plans for Sept.; no masks required yet
Morning collision at Moose Jaw CP Rail now contained, no injuries reported
Protestors demand changes to province’s school plans for the fall
Bailey family restores red barn in memory of father and pioneer barns
Former Moose Javian now piloting the largest jet in Air Canada's fleet
New theatre company gives youths a chance to develop their skills
Vegetable garden arrangement in Crescent Park flower bed a new city project
City honours four properties during Beautification Awards
Sask. doctors agree to new five-year contract with province
Moose Jaw school divisions announce mandatory masking for students, staff
Meet Noodle Boy: Hero of the Pense Kraft Hockeyville bid
New police drone has thermal imaging to track missing people
Volunteers repair historic 122-year-old church damaged during wind storm
Convenience stores could sell liquor openly with change to zoning bylaw
With fundraising goal met, food bank now looks for new building
Major renovations at Co-op include new liquor store, building rejuvenation
City hall’s pocketbook hard-hit by effects of pandemic
Local SARCAN has collected over 3.6M containers since reopening
PSSD board chair disputes union’s claim of reduced cleaning hours
Follensbee named to first-ever USports female apprenticeship coach program
Rotary Club of Moose Jaw Wakamow donates to Moose Jaw Literacy Network
Former GM of DFFH names three city councillors in lawsuit
Carpere Canada extends its June 1, 2020 offer
Journey to Hope ‘getting loud for mental health’
Start date of hearing for Alan Murdock pushed back to Sept. 8
Council rejects Carpere’s latest offer due to ‘shortcomings,’ mayor says
Finance minister shares last budget update before election, deficit forecast lower
Cat Country 98 donates computers to long-term care and retirement homes
Salvation Army welcomes new pastors to service for Moose Jaw, Assiniboia
Bus users will be encouraged — but not forced — to wear masks, council decides
