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Temple Gardens Mineral Spa Resort
The Temple Gardens Hotel & Spa (formerly Temple Gardens Mineral Spa) is a 4 star (Canada Select Rating), hotel located in downtown Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada. The resort features a roof top indoor/outdoor mineral pools, and is connected to Casino Moose Jaw. In 1910, drillers looking for oil hit the hot springs that service the hotel, remains of an ancient seabed.〔(Soak up Canadian history in Saskatchewan We visit a modest, plain-spoken province that contains gems of Canadiana CANWEST NEWS SERVICE )〕 The waters originate from an ancient sea beds below the surface, then travels under its own pressure to the spa from the well located about away.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title =TEMPLE GARDENS )〕
The hotel was named after the historic Temple Gardens Dance Hall, one block north. The hotel was originally built with 69 rooms, indoor/outdoor pools, spa and banquet facilities at a cost of $9 Million Canadian, with a mixture of private and government investment.〔(Provincial Government Press Release - MOOSE JAW'S TEMPLE GARDENS MINERAL SPA OPENS MAY 31, 1996 )〕 The hotel was later expanded to 179 room.〔(Fact Sheet )〕 In
2006 the hotel was purchased by Temple REIT, led by (Arni Thorsteinson), for $21 Million Canadian.〔(Hotel is a TREIT for city financier Winnipeg Free Press Aug. 16 2006 )〕
In 1997 Peter Gzowski's final broadcast of CBC radio program Morningside was broadcast from the resort instead of CBC studios.〔( Soak up Canadian history in Saskatchewan Calgary Herald Soak up Canadian history in Saskatchewan )〕 The resort cafe is named the Morningside Cafe in recognition.
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