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AI data centre proposed for Moose Jaw won’t move ahead without power, says MLA

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By TJ England, Discover MooseJaw
| CJME-AM (Regina, SK) Verified
A proposed AI data centre at Valley View Centre site in Moose Jaw will not move ahead because it has been denied the electrical capacity required to operate, Saskatchewan Justice Minister and Moose Jaw North MLA Tim McLeod says. McLeod said there has been “a lot of misunderstanding” surrounding the proposal and argued misinformation has fuelled concern in the community. Read more: Several Saskatchewan contractors hired to help build Bell data centre near Regina What is a data centre?
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Jesse the dog rescued from manhole by Moose Jaw Fire Department

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By TJ England, Discover MooseJaw
| CJME-AM (Regina, SK) Verified
A dog is safe after falling into a manhole in Moose Jaw, thanks to a careful rescue by local firefighters. Fire chief Rod Montgomery said crews were called to the old Wild Animal Park area just after 5 p.m. on Sunday. Inside an abandoned shed, a dog named Jesse had fallen about 10 feet into a manhole. Read more: Saskatoon firefighters rescue dog from freezing South Saskatchewan River Health care, revenue sharing, global challenges: Sask.
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Nearly half of Saskatchewan residents struggling financially: StatsCan

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By Steven Wilson, Discover MooseJaw
| CJME-AM (Regina, SK) Verified
More Saskatchewan residents are struggling to pay their bills, with new data indicating that the province is experiencing higher levels of financial stress than the national average. Data released on Wednesday by Statistics Canada, part of its Quality of Life framework, highlights a sharp rise in the struggle with the cost of living.
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