If you have hazardous waste that you wish to dispose of the City is offering the first of two free drop-off collection days this coming Saturday.
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To help ensure more residents are vaccinated against COVID - 19 the Saskatchewan Health Authority is offering two first come - first served vaccination clinics in Moose Jaw.
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For those just a few years younger than 55 your time has come as the Saskatchewan Health Authority has lowered the age at their drive-thru and walk-in clinics to those who are 51 - 54 years of age ONLY.
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With the rise of Crystal Meth use and proliferation in Moose Jaw the MJ Independent has agreed to run the press releases from the Moose Jaw Crystal Meth Strategy Committee to help keep residents informed and help in spreading knowledge about this scourge that is destroying more and more lives in the community.
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If you are 52 - 54 years of age and want to get vaccinated against COVID - 19 there is a walk-in clinic planned for you this Thursday at the Moose Jaw Exhibition Grounds clinic site.
Full details are in the story.
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It may have been like a blizzard outside and the Moose Jaw Police Service was pre-occupied with traffic conditions but they still managed to pitch in and see that some garbage found its way back to the rightful owner.
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The Province is set to drop the age of those who are eligible to access drive-thru clinics to 52 - 54 years of age from the present 55 + age group by using Pfizer at all drive-thru vaccine clinics. The move is made after a very low turnout at the clinics for those 55 +.
There are no listed dates for when the Moose Jaw drive-thru clinic will be re-opening.
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An outbreak of COVID - 19 has been declared in one division of a major Moose Jaw employer.
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A reader had questions about the new parking app being developed and if the information they share for paying parking fees is used for any other purposes.
We asked City Hall and got the answers for the reader.
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The new parking app for the Downtown was rolled out last night as part of an update on the area’s beautification.
The app was seen as a boon to the Downtown as it gave motorists an option on how to pay for meters - either by coin with the existing meters or electronically by a smart phone.
There will be no cost to the City and a small service fee will be applied to use the app. And if you pay too much for your parking space using the app there will be no refund or credit provided as it now stands.
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Someone not claiming a raffle prize in a January 50/50 raffle draw has the Moose Jaw Warriors Booster Club’s on-line 50/50 draw pre-seeded with just over $6,000.
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For the second year in a row the Memorial Cup junior hockey championship has been cancelled due to the COVID - 19 pandemic.
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A joint letter from both the Prairie South School Division and the Holy Trinity Catholic School Division says the latest public health risk assessment is it is OK to re-open the schools today as previously announced.
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With the weather warming up lots of people are hitting the outdoor courts and playing some b-ball.
To help you out former MJ Independent editor Nick Murray took a look at the outdoor courts and what they have to offer. Today we feature the outdoor basketball courts on North Hill.
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A chance afternoon coffee meeting in the age of the COVID - 19 pandemic.
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For the second straight day the drive-thru COVID - 19 vaccine clinic has a low turnout and even lulls with zero wait times.
At 10:30 AM Saturday morning the wait time on what was anticipated to be long lines and a queue extending for blocks was zero minutes. The clinic is open for those 55+ only.
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Just when you put the shovel away and got the motorcycle out for the year Winter is set to blow back in with a potential vengeance later tonight.
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The question of what types of supports local school divisions will receive to re-open in light of growing numbers of cases of COVID - 19 Variants Of Concern in the community made it to the floor of the Legislature on Friday.
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