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Old Posted Aug 14, 2025, 7:14 PM
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Tourism surges in Moose Jaw as travellers stay closer to home
Tourism Moose Jaw expects the momentum to continue into the fall, with a variety of events and promotions.
Aaron Walker, Moose Jaw Express
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https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatoon/u-of-r-evicts-students-union-1.7610750
U of R evicts students' union from campus spaces

Lazy Owl bar and restaurant also closed until further notice
I believe the students paid for the student union building, but the money they raised and now they’re being kicked out but disgusting people. These are the university like what the heck is wrong with them if anything, the people who kicked them out should be checked out
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U of R evicts students' union from campus spaces

Lazy Owl bar and restaurant also closed until further notice
I believe the students paid for the student union building, but the money they raised and now they’re being kicked out but disgusting people. These are the university like what the heck is wrong with them if anything, the people who kicked them out should be checked out
I suggest you look into what lead to this before blaming the university. The university has the students’ interests in mind with this. URSU in its current form is full of corrupt, misogynistic, homophobic individuals who have run things into the ground (including the Owl), tried to push out groups who don’t align with their narrow views, bullied students who opposed them…

Before this they tried, and failed, to get an injunction forcing the university to hand over student fees. The judge denied it, in part, because URSU refuses to be transparent about their financial troubles and refuses to work with the university to rectify them. My guess is they don’t want anyone else looking at their books. They are either incredibly incompetent or entirely corrupt (general consensus among those I’ve spoken to about it is that they are both…).

This is what is best for the students and, I would guess, what most students want. Hopefully this pushes the student body to be more involved in the future, and URSU to be more transparent.
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Tourism surges in Moose Jaw as travellers stay closer to home
Tourism Moose Jaw expects the momentum to continue into the fall, with a variety of events and promotions.
Aaron Walker, Moose Jaw Express
Sounds like they should be pushing either WestJet or Air Canada to find a regional partner to provide some connecting flights into the Moose Jaw airport.
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I suggest you look into what lead to this before blaming the university. The university has the students’ interests in mind with this. URSU in its current form is full of corrupt, misogynistic, homophobic individuals who have run things into the ground (including the Owl), tried to push out groups who don’t align with their narrow views, bullied students who opposed them…

Before this they tried, and failed, to get an injunction forcing the university to hand over student fees. The judge denied it, in part, because URSU refuses to be transparent about their financial troubles and refuses to work with the university to rectify them. My guess is they don’t want anyone else looking at their books. They are either incredibly incompetent or entirely corrupt (general consensus among those I’ve spoken to about it is that they are both…).

This is what is best for the students and, I would guess, what most students want. Hopefully this pushes the student body to be more involved in the future, and URSU to be more transparent.
Yup. From what I've heard, the University might also be looking into possible criminal behaviour from URSU (likely financial). If you want an example of the moral character of the URSU President, he attended a meeting for a women's group on campus where he disrupted the meeting (with other URSU members) and engaged in harassment. He was caught on video being there (security had to escort him and others out), and still denies being present. They are all a bunch of misogynistic, homophobic creeps. They were openly trying to shut down UR PRIDE, the Women's Centre, etc.
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Yup. From what I've heard, the University might also be looking into possible criminal behaviour from URSU (likely financial). If you want an example of the moral character of the URSU President, he attended a meeting for a women's group on campus where he disrupted the meeting (with other URSU members) and engaged in harassment. He was caught on video being there (security had to escort him and others out), and still denies being present. They are all a bunch of misogynistic, homophobic creeps. They were openly trying to shut down UR PRIDE, the Women's Centre, etc.
1000% and I’m certain they’ll find it. Meanwhile he’s trying to gaslight everyone into thinking the university are the bad guys.
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Regina Red Sox ride Cinderella run to first WCBL championship since 2012
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The judge denied it, in part, because URSU refuses to be transparent about their financial troubles and refuses to work with the university to rectify them. My guess is they don’t want anyone else looking at their books. They are either incredibly incompetent or entirely corrupt (general consensus among those I’ve spoken to about it is that they are both…).

This is what is best for the students and, I would guess, what most students want. Hopefully this pushes the student body to be more involved in the future, and URSU to be more transparent.[/QUOTE]
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U of R evicts students' union from campus spaces

Lazy Owl bar and restaurant also closed until further notice
I believe the students paid for the student union building, but the money they raised and now they’re being kicked out but disgusting people. These are the university like what the heck is wrong with them if anything, the people who kicked them out should be checked out
My god you are so freakin' clueless about every single freakin' thing. It's astonishing.
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Moose Jaw and Regina co-organizing first provincial geneology conference since 2019
“Past Meets Future” is the name of this year’s conference, which the Moose Jaw and Regina branches are co-hosting.
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Record-breaking attendance expected for Saskatchewan Roughriders’ Diamond Anniversary Labour Day Classic at Mosaic Stadium
Riders President and CEO Craig Reynolds confirmed that Sunday’s sold out game will be the highest attended Riders game ever at Mosiac Stadium thanks to the addition of some innovative standing room only spots.

“For 60 years the annual Labour Day Classic has brought Rider fans together at Mosaic Stadium, creating one of the most electric game day experiences in professional sports.
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The Government of Saskatchewan has also announced plans for two more joint-use schools in The Towns neighbourhood in Regina’s east end.

No construction dates have been announced in relation to the projects.
https://leaderpost.com/news/local-news/r...cond-joint-use-school-in-harbour-landing

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Canoe kayak national sprint championships kick off on Regina's Wascana Lake

More than 800 athletes from 40 clubs from across Canada set to compete
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Regina rowhouse investment highlights Lloyd need
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A $3.35-million investment from the governments of Canada and Saskatchewan will rebuild six large rowhouse units. The units at Regency Gardens in Regina give bigger families a stable and affordable place to live.
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Rough road trip to Regina earns Islanders a Baseball Canada championship
Winning pitcher Jordan Stevenson: "We were debating if we could come or not"
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