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Besides adding nearly 40 residential lots to parcel 5A, the developer has proposed adding a commercial lot to parcel 5B — the first such lot in phase 5 of the overall development.

Classes begin on Monday, Sept. 9, but applicants are welcome to attend the next available night

Changes to the building bylaw also mean city administration does not need to notify homeowners within 90 metres with public notice requirements about the proposed projects.

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The proclamation was announced by Laura Ross, minister for the status of women who spoke on behalf of the Government of Saskatchewan on Aug. 30

Tourism Moose Jaw recently announced that executive director Jacki L'Heureux Mason will be departing from the organization this year after an impressive eight-year tenure

Central Collegiate graduate Bryce Boughen is the recipient of this year’s Dubinsky Family Scholarship.

“I’m going to get this thing built. It’s time to get Saskatchewan out of last place on education,” announced Carla Beck

More than 20 people filled the police service’s multi-purpose classroom on Sept. 9 as MLA Paul Merriman, minister of corrections, policing and public safety, announced that Moose Jaw was receiving $952,000 to recruit more members.

Jetty doesn’t typically help students cross the streets, but many were delighted to have him present for their first day back to classes this week