Glenn Hagel, the Mayor of the City of Moose Jaw Divulges the History Behind his City and its Quality

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(Free-Press-Release.com) September 16, 2010 -- In an interview with Business Review Canada, Glenn Hagel, the mayor of the City of Moose Jaw, divulges the desirable characteristics of his City.

“This second decade of the 21st century is definitely Moose Jaw’s decade,” Glenn Hagel, the mayor of Moose Jaw says in the article. “Our identification of what it is that makes us an attractive city has become clear and our identification of our potential is becoming clear.”

The one thing that is true for city workers is what a phenomenal place Moose Jaw is to raise a family. Moose Jaw is home to a range of activities that are available to young people, both in the world of athletics and the arts that would be typical of much larger cities, but combined with a smaller city atmosphere. Moose Jaw is a safe community in which to live and very attractive for retirement.

The article also says, “The City of Moose Jaw sits on top of naturally heated geothermal mineral waters that are on par with the finest of the therapeutic spas in Europe. This characteristic has contributed to the growing tourism industry over the past decade and a half.” Read the full article.

About the City of Moose Jaw

Since its inception 107 years ago, Moose Jaw has existed as a city since the time Saskatchewan entered into confederation. Over the decades, Moose Jaw has continued to be a very attractive service and distribution industry as it is conveniently located right at the junction of the east-west rail and the Trans-Canada highway.

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