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Ticket Rocket in receivership, leaving customers empty-handed

Ticket Rocket in receivership, leaving customers empty-handed

'Ticket-holders come last in potentially a long list of other creditors, which is unfortunate for people who just wanted to go to a rugby game (or other events)'
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Ticks remain an issue in province though fall months

Ticks remain an issue in province though fall months

Lyme disease-causing blacklegged ticks among those of concern in province
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Curl Moose Jaw taking registration, preparing for Oct. 19 opening

Curl Moose Jaw taking registration, preparing for Oct. 19 opening

Plenty of changes – current and ongoing – expected as new season prepares to begin in era of COVID-19
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City’s investments rose in Q2, but are negative for the year

City’s investments rose in Q2, but are negative for the year

The long-term portfolio began the second quarter with a market value of $64.9 million, and by the end of June, had earned $5.1 million
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13 new COVID-19 cases, 5 recoveries

13 new COVID-19 cases, 5 recoveries

The new cases are located in the Central East (7), Saskatoon (4), Far North East (1), and Regina (1) zones
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Moose Jaw Giants fall to Hawks in Rambler Park fastball playoffs

Moose Jaw Giants fall to Hawks in Rambler Park fastball playoffs

Golden Hawks take 16-1 victory in ‘B’ semifinal, Canadians set to play in championship tournament this weekend
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Tax revenues increased by 55 per cent over six years, data shows

Tax revenues increased by 55 per cent over six years, data shows

In 2013, city hall collected $32.5 million from municipal taxation, water billing charges and sewer billing charges but six later, that amount increased to $50.4 million
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Victory Church now offers three services to ensure growing membership stays safe

Victory Church now offers three services to ensure growing membership stays safe

'We’re excited about it. It will mean a lot of work for our teams, but we’re excited to make more space for more people to come'
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Former Bonanza restaurant slowly being torn down

Former Bonanza restaurant slowly being torn down

Demolition should be completed by Sept. 18
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Two Briercrest College students in isolation after contracting COVID-19

Two Briercrest College students in isolation after contracting COVID-19

'The goal of the testing was to catch anyone quickly, so the testing actually worked exactly as we wanted to'
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