This week’s Rhino’s Ramblings uses media sources and conversations with journalists in New Zealand to piece together what happened to Ticket Rocket, where the company came from and the impact its’ bankruptcy has left for thousands of people across the globe.
It is a longer column divided into sections to hopefully give our readers here and abroad a better understanding of what happened.
Read MoreA not so typical day on the beach
Read MoreA commentary and opinion of the great mask debate as Saskatchewan prepares to re-open schools.
Read MoreA look at the reality of COVID - 19.
Read MoreA look at the case of former Constable Alan Murdock who is presently fighting his termination from the Moose Jaw Police Service (MJPS) in light of recent revelations in a CBC news report.
In many ways confidence and trust has been shaken in the MJPS and with the upcoming appeal of his termination the former constable's case seems to be a no win situation for the MJPS.
Remember this is an opinion piece and it may differ from your own.
Read MoreA look at Council’s proposed increased remuneration from a historical perspective and some of the things the panel missed.
Read MoreA reader argues against separating students into schools based upon religious affiliation and favours a single and equal public school system for all.
Read MoreWith added stresses the COVID - 19 pandemic has placed upon society the Moose Jaw and District Chamber of Commerce wants to remind people and businesses 211 is a gateway to help.
Read MoreA look at Re-Open Saskatchewan and some of what Moose Jaw is facing as we move forward in the new reality COVID - 19 has us all now living in.
Read MoreA look at the growing phenomenon of ordinary people looking for loopholes and the loopholese they employ to get around the State of Emergency rules.
Read MoreAn explanation as to why I asked about the City's ad policy during the Covid - 19 pandemic.
Read MoreA look at COVID - 19 as it hits the community.
Read MoreAt the February 10th meeting of Council the deal was struck for the land to build the new Joint Use School on South Hill. At that meeting Councillor Crystal Froese rose and said people should be concerned about what transpired in the deal.
In an opinion piece and through a Freedom of Information request this week’s Rhino’s Ramblings delves into the political machinations and maneuvering surrounding securing the land from the City. It is a longer piece to read and it has nothing to do with Covid - 19.
Read MoreA look back at the 2020 Moose Jaw Midget A Mavericks season and a glimpse at the future of female hockey in Moose Jaw.
Read MoreA look at election timing and how it will affect ours and other media’s coverage of this Fall’s provincial and local elections.
Read MoreA bit of a look at The Scotties week and metaphysical lift it has provided to the city.
Read MoreA look at some of the questions being asked about the land deal surrounding the location of South Hill’s new amalgamated elementary school.
Read MoreA three member committee is reviewing and set to make recommendations as to the rate of pay and benefits elected officials receive but in the end do they have to accept what is just that recommendations?
Read MoreA bit of a longer opinion/commentary read as the second Freedom of Information (FOI) request we release this weekend deals with the recent decision to actively enforce the rules surrounding encroachment on City-owned land.
It is a policy change that was being developed for over a year with much of the discussion involving Council in-camera and behind closed doors.
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