Local News

A report about second-quarter finances was presented during the Sept. 12 regular council meeting.

Joyce Walter discusses some of the benefits that service clubs bring to the community.

There was $23,769,314.80 in the moderate-term portfolio and $67,471,316.63 in the long-term portfolio as of June 30, for a total of $91,240,631.43, a drop from $109,408,999.07 on March 31.

Ron Walter questions the need for the provincial government to continually bash the federal government and its actions.

Here are five headlines for Tuesday, Sept. 13.

Tuesday morning will have a high of 21 C and a low of 10 C.

Business owner Bernie Dombowsky is frustrated with how commercial properties are assessed in Moose Jaw and believes the new model that determines assessment rates is broken, considering he paid more in property taxes last year than larger businesses.

An opinion piece by Ian Madsen from the Frontier Centre for Public Policy.

The Western Development Museum is offering free admission this Saturday, Sept. 17 at all WDM locations in Saskatchewan from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., as sponsored by BMO Financial Group.

A slow start and poorer first half of play cost the Vanier Vikings an opportunity to record their first win of the season as they dropped their home opener 14 - 0 to the visiting Swift Current Colts in 5A 12-Man South league play on Saturday afternoon.