Moose, Jaw North MLA Tim McLeod has been appointed to the provincial Cabinet.
He will be in Moose Jaw’s first representative in the Cabinet since the SaskParty took office in 2007
Read MoreMoose, Jaw North MLA Tim McLeod has been appointed to the provincial Cabinet.
He will be in Moose Jaw’s first representative in the Cabinet since the SaskParty took office in 2007
Read MoreThe alleged firing of a paintball gun in downtown Moose Jaw that has been featured on social media is under investigation by the Moose Jaw Police Service
Read MoreAdministration has recommended Council vote on a proposed zoning bylaw amendment after a developer, said they were interested in further neighbourhood consultations.
The move came after Council tabled third reading to allow the property to be re-developed into a five Plex residential multiple unit.
Tabling the final vote until September 11th was to allow more consultation between residents and the developer.
Neighbours are concerned and oppose the development and that they have not received any further consultation.
Legally, under existing rules, the developer does not have to participate in further consultations on the proposed zoning amendments
Neighbours are concerned and oppose the development
Read MoreThe Moose Jaw Police Service is seeking a trio of accused criminals and have requested the public’s assistance to locate them.
Read MoreThe wet weather has delayed the re-opening of the intersection of Thatcher Drive West and Main Street North
Read MoreA search warrant on Wednesday has led to the arrest of a 42 year old man for allegedly trafficking meth and magic mushrooms
The accused has been charged and released to appear in court at an unspecified date
Read MoreThousands of drivers were ticketed for speeding in July as speeding and aggressive driving was the targeted driving offences under SGI’s Traffic Safety Spotlight
Read MoreThe provincial government has announced changes to how sex education and gender is to be taught in Saskatchewan classrooms.
The move comes after it was a major issue in the recent Lumsden-Morse by-election and the backlash from many parents after a third-party allegedly inadvertently brought an inappropriate pamphlet into a grade 9 classroom at Lumsden High School
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