Moose Jaw Independent

It was a bit of a lengthy and sometimes confusing discussion but the infrastructure requirements necessary to bring water to the presently under construction SaskPower natural gas fired electrical generating plant were discussed at length as part of a change order request.

With the cash in the bank the City has commenced the servicing work on an 11.95 acre retail development for retail giant Canadian Tire.

With tomorrow, April 28th, the National Day Of Mourning for workers who have been killed, injured or sick on the job the acting president of the SGEU, Roseann Strelezki, writes about the human cost.

There may be a bit of a lull in information about the COVID - 19 pandemic in the city at the present time but the City Manager says now is not the time for people to let their guards down. With the opportunities to get vaccinated the City is encouraging residents to do so.

Despite their efforts to stop the spread of COVID - 19 the number of cases involving City employees is now up to four.

The Saturday regular fixed route transit system is moving to Dial A Bus this Saturday - we ask questions and provide you with some details as to why and how to make sure you get a bus ride this Saturday.

The zero block of River Street West has gained a lot of notoriety during its’ life and now it is notoriously too narrow to allow the parking restrictions to be relaxed.

The pandemic may have temporarily shutdown a large portion of the operations of the Moose Jaw Exhibition Company but that did not stop them from releasing a new promotional video showcasing what they have to offer once the COVID - 19 pandemic goes bust.

Brief notes on the Moose Jaw Exhibition Company’s April 20th Board meeting that give you insights this month into the burrowing owls, a rodeo school, the site preparation work for the Canadian Tire development and other matters.