Dear Moose Jaw Residents,
We hope this message finds you well. As a part of our ongoing commitment to listening to local voices and building made-in-Saskatchewan solutions, we are pleased to invite you to our upcoming Townhall Meeting in Moose Jaw on February 29 at the Timothy Eaton Centre from 7:00PM to 9:00PM.
Agenda:
Welcome and Introduction
Overview of Recent Developments
Key Issues Affecting Our Community
Q&A Session
Closing Remarks
This townhall serves as an opportunity for residents to ask questions and to share their thoughts about the future direction of the province. Your voice matters and we want to hear from you! We believe that it’s essential to have local voices at the decision-making table. As such, please feel free to forward this invitation along to people in your community and network.
We would encourage you to RSVP by Wednesday, February 28th to [email protected]. We appreciate your involvement and look forward to hearing from you soon.
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