Water restrictions in place in Moosomin
The town of Moosomin is asking people to refrain from any unnecessary water usage from now until Sunday evening. Maintenance work on the water system means the water plant ...
Prairie Pride Motel destroyed by fire
Moosomin’s Prairie Pride Motel located on Broadway Avenue was destroyed by fire in the early morning hours on Sunday, May 12. Rob Hanson, Moosomins’ fire chief, says the Mo...
FCL reducing to three of six feed mills
After reviewing its feed business, Federated Co-operatives Limited (FCL) is consolidating feed production from six facilities across the Prairies to three—Saskatoon, Calgary a...
Wagantall says energy corridor vitally important
Yorkton-Melville MP Cathay Wagantall says the concept of a national energy corridor is an important initiative for the future of Canada’s energy industry. Wagantall’s ridi...
Senate committee proposes 187 amendments to C-69
Senators on the Energy Committee have approved 187 amendments to the Liberal government’s environmental assessment legislation. If the Senate as a whole agrees with the commit...
Moosomin water plant back online
Moosomin residents can water their gardens again. There were water restrictions in place Monday to Wednesday this week to accommodate a maintenance project at the town's wa...
Sask supporting Legion branches
In 2019-20, the Government of Saskatchewan is providing $100,000 for a new program to support the important work of veteran service clubs across the province. “Veterans ar...
Sask adds paid leave for victims of violence
On Monday, paid job leave for survivors of interpersonal and sexual violence was introduced and passed in the Saskatchewan Legislature. Employees will be able to take five ...
Province grants $275,000 for airport
The provincial government will provide $275,000 for the expansion of Moosomin’s airport. A group spearheaded by Jeff St. Onge and Dr. Schalk Van Der Merwe has been securing co...
Planned power outage Sunday morning in Moosomin
If you are planning on making breakfast for your Mom for Mother's Day tomorrow, don't get up too early to start cooking if you are in the Moosomin area. SaskPower is planni...
Emergency fundraiser set up for Jax Hudym
Fundraising is underway for a Moosomin Grade 1 student—Jax Hudym—who was rushed to the hospital a few weeks ago and had an emergency operation to remove a brain tumor on Monda...
Moosomin water restriction starting Monday, May 13
The town of Moosomin will be asking residents to carefully watch their water usage next week. Work will be done on the town's water system starting Monday, May 13, meaning ...
Government drops charge against Norman
The Crown has dropped the charge of breach of trust against Vice-Admiral Mark Norman, citing new information that was brought forward by his defence in March. Federal prose...
Lacey Moore - Second time gold medalist
Spy Hill-area resident Lacey Moore has taken her love of archery to the national level where she has won gold two years in a row in women’s compound archery. Moore, 33, is...
Multiple charges follow Yorkton street check
On Monday, May 6, members of Yorkton Crime Reduction Unit conducted a street check with two men. Upon further investigation the men were placed under arrest, searched and t...
Program gives northern students learning opportunity
The Provincial Capital Commission is hosting a group of high school students from northern Saskatchewan for the 10th annual Charles Knight Youth Mentorship Program. “After ...
DBRS maintains Manitoba's credit rating
Global credit rating agency DBRS Ltd. has confirmed Manitoba’s credit rating and recognized the government’s efforts to fix the province’s finances and return to balanced budg...
Greens win second seat with byelection win
The Green Party has a second MP in the House of Commons after a byelection win in Nanaimo-Ladysmith, a riding on Vancouver Island, last night. Paul Manly will join Elizabet...
