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City administration presented the third-quarter financial report during the Nov. 25 regular city council meeting, which included information about all of this year’s capital projects.

Tickets are $65 for residents who want dinner and the show, while tickets are $30 for people who want just the show.

The Government of Saskatchewan's second subsurface mineral public offering of the fiscal year, held on Nov. 25, raised $2,270,322.67 in revenue, driven by interest in lithium.

“More importantly, I want to thank the community for what they do for me. Doing this work and being involved in events like these, with people I love, is what keeps me coming back.”

The parks and recreation branch presented an updated arena usage policy during city council’s Nov. 25 regular meeting, with council unanimously approving the document.

“You can’t look people in the eye; you go to a very dark… lonely place (where) you don’t think anybody cares.”

On Nov. 28, Mayor James Murdock and councillors Jamey Logan and Dawn Luhning each took their oath of office during a special swearing-in ceremony.

The board of directors with Tourism Moose Jaw announced on Nov. 27 that it had appointed Fritzke, the fundraising co-ordinator with the Moose Jaw Humane Society, as the new executive director, effective Monday, Dec. 16.

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During this free event, there will be cake, alcoholic and non-alcoholic cocktails and musical entertainment by well-known Saskatchewan musician Jeffery Straker.