Local News

Here are some headlines for this morning.

City administration is recommending that council implement a first-ever formal orientation and training policy.

Sask. Party candidate Tim McLeod is running for a second term in the Moose Jaw North riding.

Moose Jaw has received more than $36 million in gas tax funding over the years, with most of the money supporting major infrastructure projects.

City hall says if it’s successful in acquiring this federal funding, the money would provide “a significant relief to the current funding pressures”

During its Oct. 7 regular meeting, city council voted 6-0 to have city administration proceed with advertising and preparing a bylaw amendment to rezone 693 Fairford Street West.

Here are some headlines for this morning.

City administration has been predicting the end of the landfill for more than two decades, but after a recent assessment, it says the venue will likely be finished by 2030.

More doctors, more money for infrastructure projects, more high-paying businesses and more resources to address homelessness are the top provincial election issues the Moose Jaw and District Chamber of Commerce wants addressed.

Hunger in Moose Jaw makes almost 450 lunches daily for schoolchildren in Moose Jaw and area, while it distributes almost 80,000 lunch bags annually.