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Cheantelle Fisher is representing the Sask. NDP for Moose Jaw North in the upcoming provincial election, set to begin Tuesday, Oct. 22 and concluding on Monday, Oct. 28. To help inform voters, the Moose Jaw Express reached out to candidates with a few questions.

Here are some headlines for this morning.

Coun. Heather Eby introduced a motion during the Oct. 21 regular meeting to have city administration prepare a report for the 2025 budget discussions about constructing washrooms in the downtown, along with the costs and the sources of funding to support such a project.

Recent incidents of graffiti and property damage downtown have prompted city council to consider funding the installation of security cameras to potentially better protect the area.

Richard Dyke's case has been adjourned until Nov. 25.

“I’m running for councillor to bring my unique global experience to the City of Moose Jaw,” Ezizor announced

The Saskatchewan Police Commission (SPC) announced in late September that it was making amendments to the clothing requirements.

Lions penetrate Estevan’s offensive wall enroute to victory, but the Chargers were no pushovers

Mayor Clive Tolley says the project is more than upgrading a facility but is about helping build children’s character in a family-friendly environment.

With the words “Snowbirds, start ’em up!,” pilots in the nine CT-114 Tutor jets fired up their engines, filling the air with a deafening roar and the smell of high-octane fuel.