Carter Armstrong touching lives with his mental health run across Canada
Only months ago, Carter Armstrong tried to take his own life, and lost a friend to suicide. Today he’s thousands of miles from where he was before—both literally and figurativ...
Regina Ronald McDonald House open January
Construction is 70 per cent complete on Regina’s Ronald McDonald House. In February 2025 the provincial government announced $6.5 million in funding to get construction st...
Ty Cutler of Moosomin named Man/Sask Auctioneer Champion
Ty Cutler of Moosomin was awarded Man/Sask Auctioneer Champion of the Year at the Canadian Livestock Auctioneer Championship in Maple Creek this May. The Man/Sask Auctionee...
Tornado and severe storms cause destruction in parts of Southeast Sask
A series of serious thunderstorms last week caused destruction in parts of Southeast Saskatchewan, and caused an EF-3 tornado that touched down near Oxbow. Storm watches were ...
SIRT concludes no wrongdoing in case of in-custody death at Carlyle RCMP detachment
The Saskatchewan Serious Incident Response Team has concluded an investigation into an in-custody death at the Carlyle RCMP detachment on December 13, 2024 and found no ground...
Sealcoating to take place on Highway 8 south of Moosomin
At their meeting on Wednesday, Moosomin Town Council received a project information sheet from the Ministry of Highways informing them of 116.22 kilometers of sealcoating that...
Local heavy metal band PINERIPPER completes first tour
Local heavy metal band PINERIPPER recently completed their first tour, performing four shows across Saskatchewan and Alberta. The tour marked a milestone for the group, which ...
CBC Big Six Docuseries features Moosomin Senior Rangers
The Moosomin Senior Rangers along with seven other local senior hockey teams will be featured in a pilot called Barn Burners being released this October. CBC purchased the ...
Small town, big impact:
On a warm and sunny Sunday in Regina, hundreds of people gathered to take part in the annual Gutsy Walk, a fundraising and awareness event supporting those living with Crohn’s...
Minister of Highways officially opens new truck pull out
On Friday, the Saskatchewan Highways Minister Kim Gartner announced the official opening of the truck pull out rest area expansion at the Moosomin Weigh Scales east of town. ...
Arcola may be missing over 200 people in initial census numbers
In another instance of a town not being properly counted by the census, the Town of Arcola is left wondering if they’ve been miscounted for years. Being in the same region,...
Hazy Dayz continues to build community tradition in Esterhazy
What began as a simple slo-pitch tournament has grown into one of Esterhazy’s biggest summer weekends, bringing together families, businesses, volunteers, and visitors for a c...
New play structure open at MacLeod Elementary School
MacLeod Elementary School has finished construction of a brand new play structure in the school playground, and there are lots of excited students using it daily. “We are a...
Envision Counselling Services available in Moosomin, Rocanville
Cam Brown of Envision Counselling, recently moved to Moosomin and offers counselling services to the community at their office at Broadway Commons on Main Street. Envision...
Donations still coming in for Walk for Alzheimer’s
Donations are still coming in for the Third Annual Moosomin Walk for Alzheimer’s. Online donations will be accepted until June 19. As of the day of the walk, about $34,000 ...
Moosomin Town Wide Clean-up this Thursday
The Town of Moosomin’s annual community cleanup is this Thursday, June 4, with extended hours designed to give residents more flexibility to participate. Volunteers can pick ...
Keisig talks about Sask’s plans to evaluate large nuclear reactor technologies
The Government of Saskatchewan and SaskPower have announced plans to formally evaluate large nuclear reactor technologies for use in Saskatchewan. The technology selection pr...
Minister Beaudry says prospect of new resource ‘extremely exciting’ for Saskatchewan
The World-Spectator spoke to Chris Beaudry, the Saskatchewan Minister of Energy and Resources, about the Thor Project. In January, Canadian Energy Metals Corp. announced th...
