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Q. Why are you running for council?

A. I’m running for council because I feel the city has way more potential than is being realized. I want this city to be a place that my children will want to return to after university. With the increase in crime and dilapidated roads and infrastructure, our city has taken a wrong turn that needs to be righted.

Q. Do you have experience in public service/community boards/politics?

The following is Ezizor's responses to the questions that we posed to all candidates:

Q: Why are you running for council?

Here are Blanc's responses to questions that we posed to all of the candidates:

Q: Why are you running for council?

Tyson Bilawchuk
Dec. 27th, 1981- Nov. 3rd, 2019

In Memory of a Special Son

It’s sometimes hard to know
Why some things happen as they do
For so much joy and happiness
Was centered around you

It seems so hard to comprehend
That you’re no longer here
But all the happy memories
Will help to keep you near

You’re thought about with pride, son
With each mention of your name
Death cannot change a single thing
The love will still remain

Below are Steven's answers to the questions we posed to all city council candidates:

Q: Why are you running for council?

A: I am running for council as I believe that I can make a difference in Moose Jaw. I love the city I have lived in for my entire life.

Q: Do you have experience in public service/community boards/politics?

Below are Delaurier's answers to the questions we posed to all city council candidates:

Q: Why are you running for council?

A: My strong background in both business and social work equips me to tackle Moose Jaw's key issues, like housing, jobs, and social challenges. Having lived here for over 45 years, I’ve raised a family, owned businesses, and worked with our community’s most vulnerable. My priorities are community safety, new jobs, and affordable housing, driven by the belief that "If there is a need, there is a way.

The Moose Jaw Warriors will be looking to break their eight-game losing streak tonight as they face the Royals in Victoria. Puck drop is 8:05, and you can catch all the action with James Gallo on Country 100. 

The Warriors will travel to Langley tomorrow to face off against the Vancouver Giants in the last game of their BC road trip.

The Winmar AAA Warriors play the Trojans in Tisdale tomorrow.

Former Moose Jaw MLA, Greg Lawrence’s case – stemming from January 31 charges of assault and assault by choking – has been adjourned once again. 

His lawyer, Merv Nidesh, appeared via telephone in open court on October 31, to request an adjournment while council seeks resolution.  

As such, Lawrence’s case has been adjourned until December 2, 2024.  

The Moose Jaw Warriors are preparing for their Friday night game against the Royals in Victoria. Puck drop will be 8:05, and you can catch all the action on Country 100. 

The Winmar AAA Warriors fell 6-5 to the Notre Dame Hounds in overtime last night. Gage Nagel had a hat trick in a losing cause. The team next hits the ice against the Trojans in Tisdale on Saturday and Sunday.

Cash League Curling last night, Gray beat M & T Feedlot 9-2, it was RK Sunview Farms over EMJ Marketing 7-5, Fountain Tire beat KMS 6-1, and Leeville took out Young & Young 10-2.

The winless streak has reached 8 games. The Moose Jaw Warriors fell 4-1 to the Cougars in Prince George last night. The team next travels to Victoria to face the Royals on Friday. 

The Winmar AAA Warriors are at the Moose Jaw Events Centre tonight, where they’ll play the visiting Notre Dame Hounds, with puck drop at 7 p.m.

Senior Boys volleyball, Vanier beat Peacock 3 sets to 1, and Central shutout Briercrest 3 sets to none. 

In Tier 1 Senior Girls volleyball, Cornerstone won 3 sets to none against Briercrest, and Vanier shutout Peacock 3 sets to none.