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Councillor requests an update on corridor safety plan

Councillor requests an update on corridor safety plan

At the April 25th regular meeting of Council a question was asked about the highway corridor running through Moose Jaw.
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Economic Development Week/Indigenous Development Day

Economic Development Week/Indigenous Development Day

May 9th was recognized as Indigenous Economic Development Day.
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2022 Big Game Draw accepting applications until May 25

2022 Big Game Draw accepting applications until May 25

This year's draw includes licenses for elk, moose, pronghorn, either-sex mule deer and antlerless mule deer.
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MJM&AG prepares for quirky new exhibitions

MJM&AG prepares for quirky new exhibitions

Two fantastical, quirky, and funny exhibitions are coming to the Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery (MJM&AG) this month. Their creators hope to elicit smiles, thoughtfulness, and (perhaps) a bit of existentialism from viewers.
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Commercial properties will pay 3% more in taxes this year to cover assessment appeal losses

Commercial properties will pay 3% more in taxes this year to cover assessment appeal losses

City council discussed the 2022 tax policy during its May 9 executive committee meeting.
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Theft of crocus bouquets briefly considered

Theft of crocus bouquets briefly considered

Joyce Walter reflects on the first blooms of spring
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Dolly Parton Imagination Library coming to Moose Jaw in early August

Dolly Parton Imagination Library coming to Moose Jaw in early August

The Moose Jaw Literacy Network, with several community partners, is bringing the Dolly Parton Imagination Library book gifting program to Moose Jaw in early August.
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Five headlines for Tuesday morning

Five headlines for Tuesday morning

A selection of headlines to read this morning.
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Good Morning Moose Jaw!

Good Morning Moose Jaw!

Tuesday will have a high of 16 C with a low of 1 C.
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City faces shortfall of nearly $400K due to less provincial funding

City faces shortfall of nearly $400K due to less provincial funding

During its May 9 executive committee meeting, city council approved a recommendation to amend the 2022 operating budget to account for the shortfall in its provincial revenue sharing grant by pulling money from other departments.
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