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During its July 11 regular meeting, council voted unanimously to have city administration prepare a bylaw that would establish a washroom venue policy and rental fee schedule for the use of city parks. 

In April, the Moose Jaw Art Guild (MJAG) reached out to Robin Schlaht at the Saskatchewan Network for Art Collecting (SKNAC) to see if he could help with an art auction to raise money for the Canadian Red Cross Ukraine Humanitarian Crisis Appeal.

Council officially approved the code of ethical conduct for members of city council during its July 11 regular meeting by giving three unanimous readings to the document.

During its recent meeting, the heritage advisory committee discussed heritage plaques, veterans banners, a new heritage award category, Tatawaw park and the Old Cemetery chapel.

The Bizworld column about lithium production from old natural gas fields may have left an incorrect impression.

A selection of headlines to read this morning.

Tuesday will have a high of 32 C with a low 16 C.

It will cost nearly $7 million to install new smart water meters in Moose Jaw, which means a bylaw change will occur to ensure homeowners can't reject the device.

There are 47 locations in Moose Jaw where the land is slumping to some degree, with four geohazards considered a high priority to monitor because of the severity of the erosion.