r/moosejaw

Is it actually Moose Jaw residents complaining about the new $50 drop in fee with a 20% local discount? Or people from around Saskatchewan? Thoughts?

Came across opportunity to do 1 - 3 shopping visits per month ($100/visit) to evaluate customer service of a Moose Jaw business. It's conducted by Insightrix Research from Saskatoon - Mystery Shopper Qualification

I’m looking at buying a car from band city auto. Does anyone have any recommendations on who to talk to there?

I took my girlfriend for a romantic getaway from Regina a few weeks ago and visited Moosejaw.

Naturally I chose the cities most lucrative establishment and we bunked at the Days Inn by Wyndham off highway 2.

I knew it had a water slide from the pictures and figured it would be maybe something we’d try before going out and havin fun in the town.

The water slide to say is…. Ridiculous.

I cannot believe how fast you come out of that thing and for such a small pool. You do about three spins in a not that tall slide and before you even see light at the opening you’re moving at Mach 4.

I’m a bigger guy and had a lot of momentum and only stopped myself about 3 ft from the opposite wall from the slide and only noticed after getting the cloudy water out of my eyes and water out of my nose.

The G force the slide generates genuinely glues ur head down and stuffs ur stomach up ur throat before spitting you out into the small puddle that the tiny pool is for a slide that’s that monstrous.

Either way after trying it 5 or 6 more times I decided to call it and tell everyone I know because that slide is a hidden gem, and I highly recommend checking it out if you haven’t before.

Hey everyone. I'm dealing with an extremely sensitive molar around the gum line. I've been to two offices, Hillcrest and Civic Center. Both told me to just use sensitivity toothpaste. They say due to my age (50) and some receding gum line it "just happens". I got frustrated with Hillcrest after them attempting a root canal on a different tooth and breaking the drill off inside the tooth and then needing to remove the tooth, so I then switched to Civic Center. He did do a filling on this sensitive tooth after me almost begging, and told me it probably won't last, and I think the work he did was fine, but the sensitivity is all around the tooth, not just a single spot. Neither one of these dentists cared to actually get to the root of the problem (pun intended). I am in pain with this tooth. I don't think this should just be something I have to now live with. Can anyone recommend a dentist that will actually take me seriously? I appreciate the help

Me and my two friends, all female, all just graduated highschool, want to go to Moosejaw for college. My friend needs a program we can mostly online find there. I am wondering how safe it is there, especially for women, how bad the prices are, and anything else we'd need to know. We have done research, but what I'm seeing online is different from what people are saying here. I'm very cautious when moving and would rather not get brutally attacked or something. I'm not worried about it being boring as it's close to Regina. Please share any information that would be useful. It is a very big place compared to my small town I am used to. I've been told it's one of the worst places to go, and also that it's lacking diversity. I'd like to make friends.