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During city council’s Nov. 25 regular meeting, the investment committee presented a report dealing with the third-quarter results.

The Moose Jaw Wildcats were arguably Canada's most dominant women's hockey team in the 1940s and 1950s, forming a not-so-secret love for the game and, at times, for each other.

General Manager Shaunna Fritzler says the Events Centre has had “a really good year.”

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City administration presented the third-quarter financial report during the Nov. 25 regular city council meeting, which included data about tax arrears, outstanding debt and how much each property class owed.

Douglas Frank Whalley appeared by video in court on Nov. 21, where he pleaded guilty to robbery, failing to appear in court, assault with a weapon and being unlawfully in a dwelling house.

Three of six councillors returned by the Nov. 13 vote.

Gish hopes that viewers “meditate on his works to reach a sense of peace and well-being as one does while walking in a forest.”

Moose Jaw homeowner Jane Unteriner wants officials to change the billing system so it aligns with the new smart water meters.