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Even without a cash prize up for grabs, everyone will walk away a winner knowing that the proceeds will support Moose Jaw’s younger residents.

Proceeds will be directed to the Women’s Health Unit to purchase new isolettes for newborns, new cardiac monitors, and similar life-saving equipment at the Dr. F.H. Wigmore Regional Hospital.

City administration is pitching the 2025 budget as a “status quo” document, even though operating revenues and expenses are still expected to increase.

“Basically, they [actually do] have superpowers. If they use them for the right things, they can leave a legacy.” - Joe Dueck

One of administration’s main priorities this year is to align the City of Moose Jaw's investments with council’s strategic priorities.

“We hope to see as many families as possible on Jan. 28, and I hear there could be a special appearance from Sparky,” Rosnes revealed in his closing remarks.

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City administration has pegged the new aquatic centre’s total cost at just over $13 million, with construction at $12.5 million. Building the pool near the Sportsplex could save $6 million.

Since 2014, the organization has held 10 induction ceremonies that have honoured 55 athletes, teams and builders across 20 sports.