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Nicholas Styck is one of fifteen candidates running for Moose Jaw City Council

Highly regarded defenceman chosen in third round by Minnesota Wild

After nominations closed at 4 p.m. on Oct. 7, the City of Moose Jaw website showed 15 people vying for the six councillor seats — including three incumbents — while three people are running to be mayor, including the incumbent. The election will be held Monday, Nov. 9.

McLeod’s experiences of helping, listening and advocating for others in the legal and education fields are strengths that he believes will help him if he is elected on Oct. 26.

The Sask. Party hopes that Moose Jaw Wakamow will stay green after the Oct. 26 provincial election, so it will fall upon incumbent Greg Lawrence to secure the riding for a third-straight time.

Province sees 18 new cases, 13 recoveries on Oct. 6

This year's Festival of Trees fundraiser will be taking place online to adhere to COVID-19 safety guidelines

The Sask Venues Project has released a second line of custom small venue-inspired T-shirts and the Mae Wilson Theatre is one of them

'The asphalt is in deteriorated condition and needs to be replaced, and what materials testing showed us (in August) is that the upper portion of the concrete in the deck is obviously deteriorated from road salts'

Nearly two years after city council received complaints about trains whistling near Iron Bridge, the same issue returned recently to council chambers, with city administration admitting it has done nothing to address the issue.