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Commercial condos planned fro Moosomin


Redvers mayor Brad Bulbuck reflects on 2025

Redvers Mayor Brad Bulbuck says it has been a busy year for the town in 2025. Following are his thoughts on the year. What were some of the main projects the municipalit...


Cannington MLA Daryl Harrison reflects on 2025

The World-Spectator spoke to Cannington MLA Daryl Harrison about what kind of year 2025 has been and what he’s looking forward to in 2026. Following are his thoughts on the ye...


Scott Moe reflects on 2025 and looks ahead to 2026

Over the next few weeks we will be running interviews with provincial, federal and local leaders looking back on 2025 and looking ahead to 2026. We spoke with Premier Scott ...


Fatality at Mosaic K3 Esterhazy site

One person lost their life in an incident at Mosaic’s K3 site on the morning of Monday, December 15. Mosaic says a fall of ground incident was the cause of the fatality. “T...


Commercial condos planned for Moosomin

Eleven commercial condo bays are planned for Moosomin in Eastgate Business Park for shop and light industrial use. The condos would be located on Saunders Road, just south of ...


Christmas light display south of McLean making a difference for mental health

Ian Moats has created a Christmas display that brightens the nights this time of year for visitors, and brightens the days for mental health patients all year long. Moats d...


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Cory Smith court date set for Jan. 13

The court date for Cory Smith, the man accused of stealing $46,000 from the Esterhazy Minor Hockey Association, has been set for January 13, 2026 and the matter will be addres...


Moe shuffles cabinet

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe shuffled his cabinet on Thursday. Moosomin-Montmartre MLA Kevin Weedmark was named Legislative Secretary to the Minister of Health. Cannington M...


Council picks location for new splash park

At their meeting on Monday, Kipling Town Council chose a location for the town’s new splash park. After looking at the costs of bringing water and sewer infrastructure to t...


Fahlman appeared in court Tuesday

Chris Fahlman, the man charged in the shooting death of Tanya Myers on a highway near Weyburn in September, appeared in Weyburn Provincial Court on Tuesday, December 9. Fah...


17-year-old is third person charged in relation to Carry the Kettle murders in February

Murder charges have been laid against a third individual—a 17-year-old male—in relation to the February murders of two men and two women on Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation. ...


Chamber meeting this Tuesday

There will be a Moosomin Chamber of Commerce meeting this Tuesday, December 16 at the Moosomin Sportsplex. It will be a busy meeting with lots on the agenda. Minister Ma...


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Moosomin Santa Parade this Sunday

The Moosomin Kinettes are preparing for their annual Santa Parade and Food Drive, set for this Sunday, December 21. “I think this is the fifth year, but last year of cou...


Moosomin Food Bank providing families with Christmas hampers

The Moosomin Food Bank is supporting Moosomin and surrounding communities with up to 90 hampers helping families over the holidays. Samantha Campbell of the Moosomin Food ...


2026 potash tax sharing changes will have an impact on local municipalities

With some municipalities seeing large increases and others seeing major decreases in estimated potash tax sharing distribution in 2026, the 2026 numbers will have a significan...


2026 Potash Tax Sharing estimates show big increases for some municipalities, decreases for most due to changed area of influence

The 2026 Potash Tax Sharing estimates have been sent to municipalities in the Esterhazy and Rocanville area of influence, and while some municipalities will see significant in...


Saskatchewan introduces compassionate intervention legislation for addictions treatment

On Friday, the Saskatchewan government introduced new legislation aimed at people with severe addictions who are unable to seek help despite significant risks to their health ...


Mosaic investing $4.1 million in Sask mining workforce

On Tuesday, Mosaic announced a $4 million investment to develop Saskatchewan’s mining workforce, with a focus on its Esterhazy potash operations. At an announcement in Regi...


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