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Five headlines for Tuesday morning

Five headlines for Tuesday morning

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Got coffee? MJPS to meet with businesses in new safety initiative

Got coffee? MJPS to meet with businesses in new safety initiative

Businesses are sometimes unsure whether they should call the police about something, but they should make contact so that an officer can determine whether help is required.
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Cooler spring weather a possible cause for fewer crimes: Moose Jaw police chief

Cooler spring weather a possible cause for fewer crimes: Moose Jaw police chief 

'Despite the fact we are dropping in certain crime categories, we are still remaining fairly busy.'
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Crisis negotiation about listening, focusing on the positives: MJPS

Crisis negotiation about listening, focusing on the positives: MJPS

Crisis negotiators deal with people expressing thoughts about suicide, or those who barricade themselves inside, or hostage situations, or those with a weapon, or helping execute high-risk warrants for drugs or guns.
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Court penalizes Sask. man for breaking into Moose Jaw car business

Court penalizes Sask. man for breaking into Moose Jaw car business

Frederick Rousseau, 36, appeared in Moose Jaw Provincial Court by video on June 18 from the Edmonton Remand Centre, where he pleaded guilty to breaking into the vehicle business and to animal cruelty.
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Five headlines for Friday morning

Five headlines for Friday morning

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‘Ambitious’ $485M project could make Moose Jaw an AI powerhouse

‘Ambitious’ $485M project could make Moose Jaw an AI powerhouse

As a promotional video put it, the former Valley View Centre site — dubbed “Carpere Valley” — could become “the fastest-growing tech hub in the world.”
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New sensors allow MJPS to monitor health of prisoners in cells

New sensors allow MJPS to monitor health of prisoners in cells

The biometric scanners emit 15 million “radar signals” each second, which analyze the vibrations that the human body emits while resting. By analyzing the vibrations, the sensors capture and display human vital signs continuously and in real-time.
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Moose Jaw-born health provider refutes ‘disturbing’ CBC article

Moose Jaw-born health provider refutes ‘disturbing’ CBC article

'We’re local. We feel very passionate about the work we do (and the beliefs we have). We care deeply about every single person we work with, just like anyone in Moose Jaw does … . We’re in Moose Jaw for the long haul.'
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Five headlines for Thursday morning

Five headlines for Thursday morning

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