Jason G. Antonio is a local journalist based in Moose Jaw, Canada. He writes for Moose Jaw Today and Estevan Mercury, covering a wide range of topics including community events, local news, and issues affecting the region. His work has also been featured in the Okotoks Western Wheel.
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Jason's coverage primarily focuses on local news related to Moose Jaw, Canada. The themes he covers include government announcements, finance & economy, education, business & industry, and government & politics.
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By: Jason G. Antonio
Moose Jaw artist Patti Lewis' four-foot by six-foot artwork was revealed at the end of the grand opening ceremony, with the piece a mix of blues, whites, greens, yellows and browns.
By: Jason G. Antonio
MOOSE JAW — City council has updated its winter maintenance policy, which — among other changes — will see three new streets added to priority 2 clearing routes and an enhanced focus on customer service.
Here are some headlines for this morning.
By: Jason G. Antonio
MOOSE JAW — The company operating the former Hillcrest Sports Centre has experienced two straight years of operating losses, which city administration attributes to continued investments in upgrading the building.
City council recognizes Crystal Froese, Doug Blanc and Kim Robinson for their time, efforts and contributions to help make Moose Jaw better.
By: Jason G. Antonio
No more "grey areas" when it comes to approving requests.
Here are some headlines for this morning.
SaskPower gave a behind-the-scenes look at some of the equipment that make the new Great Plains Power Station work.
Nearly 90 guests and dignitaries from Moose Jaw, Shaunavon and Swift Current attended the event.
Residents, board members, volunteer drivers and local, municipal and federal dignitaries gathered in the Town of Gravelbourg on Dec. 19 for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to recognize the two achievements.
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