Highlights

At look back at some of Moose Jaw's top stories from August 2024

Five sightings in Southwest Saskatchewan catch Michael Ryan’s attention.

The Terriers are on the road for their next game heading north to face Melfort Saturday, then they head home to host Battlefords at the Westland Insurance arena for a 3 p.m. start Sunday.

Thoughts from U of R politics prof Tom McIntosh on what Justin Trudeau’s resignation announcement as Prime Minister means.

The Estevan Mercury has had several owners, most recently Glacier Media, which announced its closure this week.

“Our hearts are really warmed by the efforts this community has put forward.” - Maxton Eckstein, Square One co-ordinator.

The tactical response team uses tools such as ballistics shields, bean bag-loaded shotguns, 40-millimetre chemical grenade launchers, semi-automatic carbine rifles and body armour, all of which the Board of Police Commissioners viewed recently.

On Jan. 8 at approximately 9:30 p.m., members of the Prince Albert Crime Reduction Team conducted enforcement action at a business in the hospitality industry in the 3500 block of 2nd Avenue West.

At the time of his death, Trent Angus was wanted by Cut Knife RCMP for a firearms complaint on Little Pine First Nation that occurred on Nov. 28, 2021.

The increase is only a recommendation at this point as council still needs to review the budget and make any changes it sees fit.