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Please go to our sports section to read three new stories we posted yesterday about sports.
All the high school football action is there.
Read MoreCurling Canada has announced the new major sponsor for the Brier.
This year the title sponsor for the event is Montana’s.
We were on a road trip this AM
Read MoreA man allegedly with a knife and failing to heed Police commands to put it down was tasered on Wednesday evening
Read MoreWednesday evening’s incident on Irving Avenue has one area resident who witnessed the Moose Jaw Police Service running through the neighbourhood saying enough is enough
The drug fueled crime gripping Moose Jaw needs to be addressed even if it means putting offenders on an island away from law abiding citizens the area resident said.
Please note - the photo is a file photo from an earlier incident
Read MoreThe Moose Jaw Police Service have arrested a 52 year old man for assault a male and female in a Downtown residence on September 12th
Read MoreThe Moose Jaw Police Service is searching for a suspect in a home invasion who is facing charges of attempted murder and break and enter.
During the course of investigation $400,000 worth of fentanyl was seized as well as a large amount of cash.
Read MoreA semi rollover earlier this morning had a section of Thatcher Drive West closed earlier this morning.
It is unknown if there were any injuries as a result of the single vehicle rollover.
The cause of the accident is unknown.
Read MoreElks Athletic Field is going to be a busy place this Friday and Saturday as five football games and a family movie are set to kick off
For the Kinsmen Moose Jaw Minor Football League It’s a steppingstone to a ultimate dream of an upgraded facility hosting high school and minor football games.
The weekend will also see nonperishable food collected to help out the Moose Jaw and District Food Bank as well as Hunger In Moose Jaw
Read MoreThe Thunder Creek Volleyball Club’s season is about to get underway.
The Club is excited about this season after competing not just in club leagues and events but also sending teams to provincial and Canadian championships last season.
Here is how you can get involved as a player, coach and a parent.
Read MoreA councillor asked if recent work done on the automated traffic control at the corner of 9th Avenue SW and Coteau Street may be the cause for the pedestrian timers no longer functioning
Read MoreProfessionals wanting to learn more about Peer Support this conference may be of interest to you
Read MoreWork to repair the causeway on Highway 363 (9th Avenue SW) south to 15 Wing will not be happening this year as the Ministry of Highways is still working on finalizing tender documents and geotechnical work still needs to be completed
Additionally a site survey needs to be held to determine the exact locations of graves which include Chief Black Bull and others who fought in what is commonly known as the Battle of Little Bighorn
The Ministry intends to meet and consult with affected parties
Read MoreA special and timely message from the Saskatchewan Brain Injury Association about concussions and how September 15th is Concussion Awareness Day - Purple Thursday
Read MoreWith the post Council pressers starting again we gave Mayor Clive Tolley an opportunity to send out kudos to wrap the presser up.
The Mayor chose to salute River Street Productions and their Homestand 23 held this past weekend.
Read MoreThe issue of potentially increasing shipping fees at the Moose Jaw landfill came up as one consideration for the upcoming 2024 Budget.
With the City not increasing their tipping fees for a number of years, the landfill becomes a tempting target for outside community trash looking for a cheaper forever home.
Read MoreMayor Clive Tolley said he took a personal approach when it came to deciding to vote against a proposed five-plex development on a single lot in a character neighbourhood
Read MoreMore time to look at an issue ended up having Councillor Kim Robinson flip-flop his vote against proposed controversial five-plex development on Stadacona Street East
The Councillor said, having an open mind, and changing your vote, after examining an issue, more closer as part of the duties of anybody on City Council.
Read MoreResidents on the 400 block of Stadacona Street East successfully stopped a controversial zoning bylaw change they saw as highly detrimental to their neighbourhood in a 4 - 3 vote
We are the only news source with their immediate post Council comments on their victory
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