Starting in September the provincial government has now banned the use of cell phones by students in grades K - 12 from the classroom
It’s a move following other provinces that is likely to be controversial for many students and some parents
Read MoreAn 18 year old male is facing charges after allegedly pointing a pellet gun to intimidate a group of people on Friday
Read MoreThe City’s elected and unelected officials have had golf tournament fees paid from public funds.
City manager Maryse Carmichael defended the practice stating it helps the City network with the business community but at the same time the practice is under review as part of the 2025 budget process
Read MoreMonday evening’s community safety and wellness meeting drew a large audience and plenty of views.
The forum also drew a speaker representing the proposed Brunswick Tapestry Hotel by Hilton who stated Souls Harbour proposed River Street facility would negatively impact the hotel project
Read MoreClarity issues forced the outdoor pool to be temporarily closed for a few days.
The pool will re-open Thursday August 1st
MJ Independent file photo
Read MoreFormer local longtime MLA Lyle Stewart lost his battle to cancer on Tuesday
Read MoreStatistics Canada released the Crime Severity Indexes for 2023 last week.
Amongst the indexes the statistics for Moose Jaw were also released.
Moose Jaw’s Crime Severity Indexes for 2023 show a decrease in the overall Crime Severity Index but the Violent Crime Severity Index shows another increase in 2023.
The increase in the Violent Crime Severity Index in Moose Jaw mirrors the increase provincially
Read MorePolice have arrested and charged a 21 year old male with aggravated assault after an alleged stabbing on Friday evening
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