Thank you K+S Windsor Salt Belle Plaine for your very generous donation of school supplies plus a cheque of $500.00!
Pictured are K+S employees Jasmin Westerman and Robert Ignerowicz and accepting on behave of Moose Jaw Transition House is Executive Director Lori Lancaster .
With yet another shocking and tragic murder in Saskatchewan, this time a mother of two, we feel it necessary to again address the practice of child custody arrangements in Saskatchewan
During what was reported to be a routine custody handover in Hudson Bay, Saskatchewan, while their children were nearby, Stacey Lewis’s ex-husband allegedly shot and killed her. While there has been nothing in the media regarding their relationship, we cannot help but wonder if there was previous domestic violence. This, again, begs the questions posed in our last newsletter: should this man have had access to his children? Could this murder have been prevented if Stacey Lewis did not have to have contact with her ex-husband? Why is the history of the perpetrator of violence not being taking into consideration when making decisions on custody?
Province Strengthens Support for Victims of Crime and ViolenceDonation formSigns of an Abusive RelationshipHuman TraffickingWe wish to thank the RBC volunteers for painting our play apparatus and cleaning out backyard
The Board and Staff
Of
Moose Jaw Transition House
Invite you to our
Annual General Meeting
7:00 a.m.
Wednesday, June 21, 2017
At Yara Centre
1220 High Street West
Breakfast will be served at 7:00 am with
the meeting to commence at 7:30.
Please RSVP
693-6511
