Local News

Funding a new sewage lift station is likely city council’s No. 1 priority in the 2024 budget, which means upgrading Crescent Park’s serpentine will have to wait a few years, the mayor says. 

On September 7, Heritage Inn Hotels locked out 85 workers at locations in Saskatoon and Moose Jaw over months-long disagreements in negotiating a new collective agreement

Moose Jaw Minor Hockey, the Moose Jaw Transition House, and Moose Jaw Events Centre are partnering to offer girls aged 4 to 12 a free try at hockey on Sunday, September 24, promising an atmosphere of acceptance, inclusion, confidence, and bravery

The couple said they receive frequent compliments about their plant arrangements

This week's editorial from senior editor Joan Ritchie

Crescent Park’s serpentine must be dredged and returned to its original depth to ensure weeds no longer grow, but that would cost over $500,000 and take nearly two months to complete.

To honour the memory of J.C. Tremblay, his family donated to Agriculture in the Classroom Sask.

City administration estimates that the 2024 operating budget faces a shortfall of roughly $120,000, while important capital projects face major funding issues due to the increasing need to rehabilitate existing infrastructure.  

A selection of headlines to read this morning

Wednesday will have a high of 25 C with a low of 8 C