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City administration provided answers about the carbon tax and filling in potholes during the recent regular city council meeting.

After several years without a local event, the rally aims to engage the community, celebrate the creativity of young scouts, and raise awareness about the organization

The data showed that, overall, crimes against people have declined 16.9 per cent year-over-year, while crimes against property have declined 42.7 per cent year-over-year.

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The Vimy Foundation, an organization dedicated to preserving the memory of this event, which raged from April 9 to 12 in 1917 and killed 3,598 soldiers and wounded 7,004, has highlighted some stories of the 11,285 soldiers whose names appear on the monument in France.

The byelection’s estimated cost is $35,000, and while the city clerk’s election business unit will manage expenses, Holy Trinity Catholic School Division will repay all costs to Moose Jaw and the city will incur no expenses.

With their green thumbs and generous hearts, gardeners Len and Bernie Mintenko are once again turning sunflowers into support for the Moose Jaw Humane Society (MJHS), with preorders now being accepted ahead of this year’s planting

Behind every successful curling match is a team of volunteers just like Chad Hall, working tirelessly to ensure the ice remains perfect for the athletes

A locomotive was moving six rail cars at slow speed in the Moose Jaw rail yard on the night of April 8 when the derailment happened

Moose Jaw usually completes the annual street sweeping program by late June or early July, although it has not yet confirmed or published any service levels for this year.