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  Businesses to learn about credit card fraud and new chips

  October 15th, 2009 - 17 h 21

  Businesses in Moose Jaw have the opportunity to learn about credit card fraud and new credit card chips at a special event next week.     Jan Fluter, from TD Financial Services in Regina, will be speaking at the Heritage Inn on...

  Section : Economy | 0 Comment

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  Moose Jaw's harvest is a success

  October 15th, 2009 - 14 h 22

  Moose Jaw’s harvest is more than 93 per cent collected and it has been a surprisingly successful year, according to the provincial ministry of agriculture in Moose Jaw.     But it is a different story across northern parts of...

  Section : Agriculture | 0 Comment

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  Carr's Confectionery undergoing changes

  October 13th, 2009 - 16 h 23

    There are changes underway at Moose Jaw’s Carr’s Confectionery. It’s becoming a little less spacious. On Tuesday, store co-owner Janet Carr told the Times-Herald the 392-Fourth Ave. SW, business began renovations to...

  Section : Business | 0 Comment

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  XL Beef employees awaiting employer offer

  October 9th, 2009 - 19 h 04

    As of Friday afternoon, Norm Neault, Local 1400 of the United Food and Commercial Workers union president, told the Times-Herald the union is still waiting to receive the latest offer from XL Foods during the ongoing XL Beef lock out. ...

  Section : Business | 9 Comments

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  XL Beef negotiations continue

  October 8th, 2009 - 18 h 33

    As XL Beef employer representatives and the union representing workers meets for negotiations this week, employees on lock out continue to picket outside the plant. Norm Neault, Local 1400 of the United Food and Commercial Workers union...

  Section : Employment | 6 Comments

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  Crematorium to open early 2010

  October 7th, 2009 - 19 h 37

    A local crematorium will soon be offering Moose Jaw Funeral Home customers more funeral options . During the Feb. 9 council meeting, council passed a a zoning bylaw amendment allowing Moose Jaw Funeral Home to build a crematorium at 268...

  Section : Business | 9 Comments

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  Retail developments going up on Thatcher Drive East

  October 6th, 2009 - 17 h 43

    John Aston, Century West development manager, said the construction people can see behind the Sobeys, on the corner of Ninth Avenue Northeast and Thatcher Drive East, will eventually become six-tenant commercial retail development,...

  Section : Construction & real estate | 0 Comment

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  Company completing Utility Service Centre design development and construction documents

  October 6th, 2009 - 0 h 00

    During Monday’s council meeting, the majority of council approved a parks and recreation department recommendation allowing Pattison MGM Architectural Services LTD (and their engineering sub-consultants), to complete the design...

  Section : Business | 0 Comment

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  Fate of XL Beef workers uncertain

  September 28th, 2009 - 18 h 29

    Norm Neault, Local 1400 of the United Food and Commercial Workers union president, told the Times-Herald these most recent actions followed the workers rejecting the employer’s recent offer during a meeting on Sunday. Neault said XL...

  Section : Agriculture | 43 Comments

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  House prices in Moose Jaw on the rise compared to 2008 levels

  September 25th, 2009 - 21 h 22

  As with the rest of the nation, on average, house prices in Moose Jaw seem to be on the rise compared to 2008 levels.     A new RE/MAX real-estate survey suggests house values have  increased in several major Canadian markets....

  Section : Construction & real estate | 1 Comment

Other news

• September 22nd, 2009 XL Beef employees locked out even before returning from layoff
• September 18th, 2009 Workshop offers advice to charities
• September 10th, 2009 Outgoing Moose Jaw chamber president considers past 12 months
• September 10th, 2009 Minister praises city for progress
• September 9th, 2009 XL Beef workers still expect to return Sept. 28
• September 4th, 2009 Economy creates 27,100 new jobs in August, but jobless rate edges up
• September 3rd, 2009 New businesses in Moose Jaw seem to make a go of it
• September 1st, 2009 More businesses open than close in Moose Jaw in first half of 2009
• September 1st, 2009 Pest control team to help Swift Current tackle rat problem
• August 31st, 2009 Red Holstein from Alberta chosen grand champion at Junior Dairy Show
• August 31st, 2009 Man pleads for return of equipment, stolen in Regina, containing interviews with Canadian veterans
• August 31st, 2009 Canadas economy grows 0.1 per cent in June, first increase since July 2008
• August 31st, 2009 Meadow Lake will be Saskatchewan's newest city
• August 29th, 2009 Dairy show has cream of the crop
• August 29th, 2009 Alta. oilpatch worker wins $17 million with lottery ticket bought in Sask.

• August 28th, 2009 Weather slows harvest
• August 28th, 2009 Youths from across Western Canada compete at dairy show in Moose Jaw
• August 28th, 2009 Young Alberta oilpatch worker wins $17 million in Lotto 6-49; bought tickets in Sask.
• August 27th, 2009 Multiplex fundraisers ramp up for fall campaign
• August 27th, 2009 Harvest
• August 26th, 2009 Four rail cars carrying rail ties catch fire, ignite grass fires east of Regina
• August 25th, 2009 Saskatchewan man dies two weeks after beating at southern Alberta hotel
• August 25th, 2009 Number of EI recipients rises
• August 25th, 2009 Alberta man killed by machinery while doing road repairs in Saskatchewan
• August 25th, 2009 Nads roll Oats
• August 24th, 2009 Retail sales up nationally
• August 24th, 2009 News seems too good to be true
• August 20th, 2009 The art of turning small errors in to brush fires
• August 19th, 2009 Outdoor market captures weekly crowds
• August 19th, 2009 Road work
• August 19th, 2009 Fire calls
• August 19th, 2009 Inflation rate lowest since 1953
• August 18th, 2009 Local hot dog vendor not hurt by Maple Leaf recall
• August 17th, 2009 Canadian dollar is trading at 90.03 cents US, down 0.90 of a cent
• August 15th, 2009 Unknown substance in Crescent Park serpentine
• August 14th, 2009 Unknown substance being cleaned out of Crescent Park serpentine
• August 14th, 2009 Farmers hope to avoid early frost
• August 13th, 2009 Building boom appears done
• August 13th, 2009 Multiplex money already being spent in community
• August 12th, 2009 People working in Canada's oil and gas industries seeking help for alcohol dependency in very high numbers: study
• August 12th, 2009 Good news on multiplex front
• August 12th, 2009 City doesnt have Moose Jaw-first purchasing policy saying such policies restrict trade
• August 10th, 2009 Crafter says handmade articles better quality
• August 8th, 2009 Unemployment rate in Moose Jaw: 6.5 per cent in July
• August 7th, 2009 Moose Jaw's unemployment rate increases in July

• August 7th, 2009 Optimism about the economy in Moose Jaw
• August 7th, 2009 Sask. holds on to lowest unemployment rate in nation
• August 5th, 2009 So far, so good for gas supplies in Moose Jaw
• August 4th, 2009 Saskatchewan proposes new nuclear reactor to produce medical isotopes
• August 1st, 2009 Cottage built in just three days
• July 31st, 2009 Moose Jaw office of the Canadian Grain Commission closes
• July 31st, 2009 Area crops maturing, but are behind schedule
• July 31st, 2009 Cottage at Buffalo Pound Lake scheduled to wrap up three-day construction Friday
• July 31st, 2009 GDP slips 0.5 per cent in May
• July 30th, 2009 Fire victim looks forward to rebuilding and moving back home
• July 29th, 2009 Skateboarder killed when struck on Alberta highway by SUV
• July 29th, 2009 Microsoft lands Yahoo search partnership to escalate attack on Google
• July 29th, 2009 Roofers have their hands full this summer
• July 28th, 2009 Swanson airs concerns about city's debt at council meeting
• July 28th, 2009 Unemployed Toronto factory worker becomes multimillionaire with lottery win
• July 25th, 2009 Is this too young?
• July 25th, 2009 Youth employment centre having a busy summer
• July 24th, 2009 Busy summer so far at Moose Jaw's summer youth employment centre
• July 23rd, 2009 Bank of Canada says recession is over
• July 22nd, 2009 Euphoria of returning home shattered after some BC fire evacuees find houses looted
• July 22nd, 2009 Minimum age of employment introduced in Saskatchewan
• July 22nd, 2009 Lower policy rate expected to help speed along recovery by encouraging spending
• July 22nd, 2009 Retail sales rise in May
• July 21st, 2009 CFIA inspectors caught H1N1 flu investigating Alberta pig farm outbreak, agency confirms
• July 21st, 2009 Optimism remains in Saskatchewan
• July 21st, 2009 Three adults accused of letting rats bite six-week old baby girl, chew off her toes at mobile home
• July 21st, 2009 Former Mountie who alleged sexual harassment reaches settlement with force
• July 17th, 2009 Time to finger tree vandals
• July 17th, 2009 Churches plan clothing giveaway, movie night
• July 16th, 2009 Brazilian mining company Vale interested in buying Mosaic, newspaper reports