MooseJaw

Moose Jaw Police Service

July 4, 2025 – July 7, 2025

0700 Hours – 0700 Hours

Total Calls – 156

July 4, 2025 – July 5, 2025 (0700 Hours – 0700 Hours)

0958 Hours – Parking Bylaw – There was a boat reportedly parked in front of a house. Police contacted the registered owner, and they moved the boat.

1054 Hours – Theft Under $5000 – An individual reportedly stole $100 from a business. Police are investigating the incident.

Make it three straight wins for the Moose Jaw Miller Express!
Right-hander Westin Walls went 8 innings, striking out 9 and giving up just 3 hits as the Millers topped the Weyburn Beavers 4-1 at Ross Wells Park last night.

The Millers host the Medicine Hat Mavericks tonight.
In other Western Canadian Baseball League play last night, Saskatoon beat Swift Current 11-4.

In the span of just two days, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe signed four new interprovincial trade and infrastructure MOUs, marking an aggressive push to position the province at the centre of Canadian supply chains, energy exports, and economic coordination, even as the Sask Party distances itself from concerns about climate change.

With summer storm season in full swing, Moose Jaw residents should take basement flood risks seriously — especially during heavy downpours that can overwhelm storm drains and sump systems with little warning, causing floodwaters to creep upward to surprising heights.

From July 20 to 26 is National Drowning Prevention Week, and Lifesaving Society Saskatchewan is sharing tips to stay safe while swimming and boating this summer. 

On average, there are about 22 fatal drownings in Saskatchewan each year and 450 across Canada. 

Lifesaving Society Saskatchewan CEO Shelby Rushton said that doesn’t include the numerous close calls. 

A 30-year-old woman accused of attempted murder had her bail hearing moved to next week during Moose Jaw Provincial Court on Tuesday. 

Meagan Windover appeared via CCTV from Pine Grove Correctional Centre. She was represented by legal aid lawyer Zak Anderson, who appeared on behalf of his colleague Suzanne Lalonde. 

If your commute takes you through the 0 block of Ominica Street W you may want to consider an alternate route.

The street will be closed to traffic between Main Street N and 1st Avenue NW between 6 a.m. and 1 p.m. today to allow equipment to be moved in the area.

While the north sidewalk on the 0 block of Ominica Street W will be closed to pedestrians, area businesses will remain open and accessible, and there is no impact to transit services expected.

Conservative Agriculture Critic John Barlow is warning that the Liberal's Clean Fuel Standard will hit Canadians hard at the gas pump and the grocery store.

Citing a recent Department of Agriculture briefing, Barlow said the policy will raise fuel prices by 13 cents per litre for gasoline and 16 cents per litre for diesel by 2030. He criticized the government for downplaying the impact on consumers.

Cultivator by Conexus and Food Centre work together to increase opportunities for ag-tech and agri-food entrepreneurs

The Saskatchewan Food Industry Development Centre Inc. (Food Centre) and Cultivator powered by Conexus (Cultivator) have signed a memorandum of understanding that is intended to benefit Saskatchewan agriculture and food tech entrepreneurs.

“There are so many great resources that exist in our province,” said Cultivator director Laura Mock at the July 8 announcement.

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew was hopeful after meeting Tuesday with the prime minister and other premiers about the potential for a large Arctic trade corridor through the Port of Churchill on Hudson Bay.

But some provinces are also supporting a trade route through a port on James Bay in northern Ontario that would also serve the Arctic. The two megaprojects are among many being pitched as part of a national effort to diversify trade and protect the Canadian economy from U.S. tariffs.