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The City of Moose Jaw’s 2024 general revenue fund (GRF) finished with a surplus of $236,866, with that money to flow into an accumulated surplus to replenish that empty rainy day-type account.

First launched more than a decade ago, Yee Ha had been on hiatus for years until interest in youth equestrian opportunities brought it back to life in 2024.

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“We’ve been here for quite a few years — six, seven, eight years for some of us. My kid has been here for two years of pre-K, so it’s 10 years at this school,” Steeves said. “And my daughter came here too, so yeah, it’s a huge part of our life.”

Hope Ministries had been serving its weekday suppers at the downtown Salvation Army building for nearly a year, but the food security agency has moved out and is now serving its meals elsewhere.

The division issued a request for proposals (RFP) this spring seeking support for its technology purchase requirements for the 2025-26, a report presented during the June board meeting showed.

The property is in the R4 core-mixed residential district, where the city classifies two-unit dwellings as discretionary use.

Holy Trinity Catholic School Division is projecting that 20 fewer students will enrol next year compared to this year, but division administration knows more families will enrol at the last minute.

Bannock, moose burgers and fresh pickerel tickle the taste buds.

“By turning learning into a fun, interactive experience, students are more likely to remember the lessons,” Const. Hoffman noted. “It reinforces that biking safely isn’t just something adults talk about — it’s something they can actively practice and get better at.”