The COVID - 19 pandemic and the restrictions may have impacted her business massively but Michelle Power owner of Moose Jaw’s Fit 4 Life takes it all in stride.
She sees opportunity with the lifting of restrictions to expand and grow her business often in areas where others might see difficulty.
The first in a series.
Read MoreIt started out as an idea to funnel some extra business to local restaurants suffering due to the COVID - 19 restrictions but in the end it saw just over 2,600 meals delivered to local people who needed a bit of a boost in their lives.
Despite the pandemic businesses and individuals dug down deep to help out after a year that many consider a write-off.
Read MoreAlthough wearing one properly has been the law in Saskatchewan for decades hundreds of people were caught not wearing one in the month of June.
Read MoreWith the majority of the COVID - 19 cases - 80 percent - people who were not vaccinated the Saskatchewan Health Authority is urging all residents to get the jab as the Delta variant is knocking on the door.
Read MoreIf you notice your trash collection did not happen on the scheduled day the City wants to inform you, you are not alone as mechanical issues are plaguing the trash collection fleet.
The trash will be picked up when the units are repaired most likely the following day.
Read MoreA well known Moose Jaw business owner has plead not guilty to two charges of Voyeurism in Regina Provincial Court.
Read MoreThe Crescent Park spray park is temporarily closed until further notice.
Read MoreWith the Province relaxing the majority of its COVID - 19 restrictions the City of Moose Jaw is set to relax most of their restrictions although there will be a couple remaining.
The security check-in at City Hall will now ask questions of everyone wanting access to the upper floors and the hours of operation will not be returning to where they were pre-pandemic.
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