Not replacing the non-existent cast iron water main on the 1300 block of 1st Avenue NW is actually a good thing and using a hydrovac to see what was actually underground saved money the City says.
The response comes after numerous people told MJ Independent the work was unnecessary and cost taxpayers money they didn’t need to pay.
Read MoreThe Peacock Tornadoes have made the playoffs by defeating the Swift Current Colts 43 - 27 on Saturday.
Read MoreAfter 10 years at the Moose Jaw Public Library the outgoing Children’s Librarian Tina Dolcetti - aka Miss Tina - is about to turn a new page in her story as she heads off to new challenges.
Read MoreThe recession is coming sooner rather than later but it will be short lived according to a recently released Royal Bank of Canada report.
Read MoreIt wasn’t the best of first periods but a hot Connor Ungar kept the Warriors in it as the team came back and defeated the visiting Lethbridge Hurricanes.
Read MoreThe Central Cyclones managed to finish tied for first place in the South 5A 12-Man Football League regular season but the final game was one where everybody had the opportunity to play.
Read MoreVisit Moose Jaw wants you to deck the town out in Red and White for the Snowbirds 50th Reunion next weekend
Read MoreIt wasn’t good news for the Moose Jaw Warriors tonight.
Read MoreIt was a complete surprise but Starla Klinger received the Lois Boyle Award as part of the Highway To Heroes car show volunteer and sponsor appreciation night held on Wednesday evening.
At the catered event certificates of appreciation were given out to all sponsors and volunteers.
Additionally two cheques were issued to groups who helped make the return of the event a reality.
The event also saw the release of details about the twice cancelled 50th Anniversary Reunion of the Snowbirds next weekend. The event will bring 600 alumni to Moose Jaw.
Read MoreThe twice cancelled 50th Snowbird Squadron reunion will be held next weekend.
The event will bring 600 Snowbird alumni to Moose Jaw for the three day event.
Read MoreA pilot program, which could become more permanent following 2023 Budget discussions, is all about assisting the police and also potentially finding help for those suffering and need it Mayor Clive Tolley said during the post Council media scrum.
Read MoreThe Moose Jaw High School Athletic Association (MJHSAA) has announced its Athletes of the Month for September 2022. This month’s sponsor is Gottselig Athletic Performance.
Read MoreStellar play has earned Moose Jaw Warriors Connor Ungar the WHL Goalie Of The Week honours.
Read MoreAfter a win the Warriors found themselves on the losing end of the drum stick as they were defeated 4 - 1 by the Saskatoon Blades in the Thanksgiving Day matinee.
Read MoreA strong Weyburn Eagles team flew into town and managed to knock the wind out of the Peacock Tornadoes in South 5A 12-Man Football League regular season action Saturday afternoon at Guthridge Field.
Read MoreOn paper, statistically and historically it should have been a win for the Yorkton Raiders over top of the Central Cyclones in South 5A 12-Man Football League play on Saturday afternoon but this is sports and the outcome is not pre-determined.
The Cyclones managed to defeat the visiting Raiders 24 - 13.
Read MoreThe Warriors have added another W in this year’s campaign as they turned the afterburners on and melted the Ice.
Read MoreAs part of our community service we have a policy of running obituaries for free. Just drop us a line and we will put them up no problem.
The obituary we feature today is James “Jim” Leslie McWilliams. He was well known in the community for his dedication to not just the bagpipes but Scottish culture as well.
It was a pleasure and an honour to have known this man.
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