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Forklift Attachments Moose Jaw - Situated on the Moose Jaw River in south-central Saskatchewan is the city of Moose Jaw. The residents of the city fondly call themselves as Moose Javians. Toward the east of the city, around 77 kilometers away, is the capital of Saskatchewan, Regina. Regina is easily accessible via the Trans-Canada Highway, which conveniently runs right through the municipality of Moose Jaw. The municipality of Moose Jaw is well known as being tourist and retirement friendly.

Originally, the city was named "Moose Jaw Bone Creek" by John Palliser during the year 1857. There are two common theories regarding how Palliser chose a name. The first theory is that, when looking at a map, the shape of the Moose Jaw River is similar to the jaw of a moose. The second is that the name is derived from the Plains Cree name "moscastani-sipiy", which translates to "a warm place by the river." The Coteau Range protects the river valley from the weather conditions. The Plains Cree word Moose Jaw translates to "warm breezes".

Though the municipality has served largely as an industrial centre, the Snowbirds of Canada's military air show flight demonstration team is situated within the city. The business district in the municipality has lots of attractive historical murals painted on the exterior of quite a few buildings. The municipality of Moose Jaw likewise serves as a railway junction for the area's agricultural produce. Several of the small grain elevators that formerly lined the highway are being replaced by big capacity concrete grain terminals. Because the technology becomes more advanced in the fields of harvest, transport, and road construction, huge inland terminals have become more economically viable. Because of the cities proximity to the Trans-Canada Highway. several meat-processing plants, potash, salt, anhydrous ammonia, urea fertilizer and ethanol producers could be situated in close proximity to Moose Jaw.

Within the city of Moose Jaw, there are some major places of interest, like for instance the Tunnels of Moose Jaw, the Temple Garden's Mineral Spa and the History of Transportation Western Development Museum. Trolley tours of the city are still offered by Moose Jaw Trolley Company, which has been existing since 1912. Just outside of the municipality of Moose Jaw are the roadside attractions of Capone's Car, Moose Family, and Mac the Moose. Other highlights of the city of Moose Jaw are CFB Moose Jaw, which is a NATO flight training school, and the geothermal spa.

The governing body of Moose Jaw is known as Moose Jaw No. 161. Roughly 1,228 inhabitants, along with individuals from the neighboring Canadian Forces Base, depend on their services.

Although there is only one indoor shopping centre located in the municipality, the Town 'N' Country Mall, there are some independent grocery stores and retailers that operate in the city of Moose Jaw. Examples of these comprise the Real Canadian Superstore, Co-Op, Giant Tiger, Safeway Inc., Wal-Mart, Canadian Tire, Sobeys, The Brick, Staples, MKarr's Furniture, Shoppers Drug Mart, Mark's Work Warehouse, London Drugs, PartSource, Liquidation World, Dollar Giant, Home Hardware, Peavey Mart, Western Lumber, Castle Building Centres Group, and Liquidation World.