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Council one step closer to setting mill rate for 2020

Council one step closer to setting mill rate for 2020

During its May 25 regular meeting, council gave three readings to the property tax bylaw
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Dance Images celebrates end of season, studio graduates from a distance

Dance Images celebrates end of season, studio graduates from a distance

Dance Images by BJ made sure to mark the end of the season with a smile, even though dancers have been out of the studio since March and missed out on spring competition season
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Taxpayers will be ‘big loser’ with council’s decision on tender contract, councillor says

Taxpayers will be ‘big loser’ with council’s decision on tender contract, councillor says

'We will spend $50,000 more than the lowest bidder to get 22-per-cent less work done. I don’t agree with that when we can take the lowest bidder and get 125 per cent of the work done,' said Coun. Brian Swanson
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Two more COVID-19 deaths reported, three new cases

Two more COVID-19 deaths reported, three new cases

Two residents from the Far North region who tested positive for COVID-19 have died
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Former Miller Express pitcher Hofmann named All-American after stellar season at Northwestern State

Former Miller Express pitcher Hofmann named All-American after stellar season at Northwestern State

Standout pitcher from 2018 Western Canadian Baseball League season ranked sixth among Canadian MLB prospects
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Lentils donation to help Moose Jaw and District Food Bank

Lentils donation to help Moose Jaw and District Food Bank

Meili, Sand families team up with Midwest Grain to donate over 200 pounds of nutritious pulse beans
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MJGA gets creative in delivering first donation to charity-of-choice Creative Kids

MJGA gets creative in delivering first donation to charity-of-choice Creative Kids

The Moose Jaw Gamers Association isn't letting the pandemic stop them from donating to their 2020-21 charity, Creative Kids Saskatchewan
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Council could use provincial money to reduce borrowing or pursue paused projects

Council could use provincial money to reduce borrowing or pursue paused projects

There are three projects council could also bring back that it removed from the budget as part of the pandemic-related financial measures
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Operation Inspiration will live on

Operation Inspiration will live on

MLA Warren Michelson's column from this week's issue of The Moose Jaw Express
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Groups that help others during pandemic can access federal funding

Groups that help others during pandemic can access federal funding

More than $1 million is available through United Way Regina to support organizations in Regina and southern Saskatchewan
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