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While some residents have concerns about the intersection at MacDonald Street West and Fourth Avenue Northwest, city hall has no plans to install more safety measures to manage traffic.

Producers in the Moose Jaw area can take advantage of a half-day, pop-up project that aims to recycle farm silage bags, bale wrap, baler twine, and grain bags. 

Editor Joan Ritchie's editorial from this week's issue of The Moose Jaw Express.

The Saskatchewan Health Authority is reminding the public to take precautions during rising temperatures expected in many parts of the province this week. According to Environment Canada, extreme heat is coming to western Saskatchewan in the next few days

Taxpayer Art King is outraged that city council’s new code of ethics allows members to run for provincial or federal politics even though they signed an oath of office committing to serve Moose Jaw.

A selection of headlines to read this morning.

Wednesday will have a high of 32 C with a low of 15 C. Heat warning in place.

The provincial governments of Saskatchewan, Ontario, and New Brunswick joined forces to evaluate the potential of small modular reactors (SMRs) — SaskPower has now settled on GE-Hitachi’s Boiling Water Reactor X-300 (BWRX-300).

Joyce Walter reflects on her pre-COVID clothing

During its July 11 regular meeting, council voted unanimously to have city administration prepare a bylaw that would establish a washroom venue policy and rental fee schedule for the use of city parks.