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The World-Spectator is Saskatchewan's oldest and most award-winning community newspaper located in Moosomin, Saskatchewan. The World-Spectator reaches over 4,000 households every week. The World-Spectator has a subscription based circulation. The World-Spectator publishes every Monday, with deadlines being Thursdays at noon.
The World-Spectator also publishes the wide-circulation newspaper "Plain & Valley", which reaches 27,500 households in Southeast Saskatchewan and Southwest Manitoba. This newspaper is published monthly and distributed through Canada Post.
Contact The World-Spectator for information regarding either of these publications:
Phone: 306-435-2445
E-mail: world_spectator@sasktel.net
RCMP recover drugs, pills and firearms during search
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Marit says 2021 shows resilience of farmers
World-Spectator editor Kevin Weedmark spoke with Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister Dave Marit last week about the challenges of agriculture in the ...
SUMA says increased policing costs could have big impact on municipalities
Saskatchewan municipalities are starting to raise the alarm about the potential for increased policing costs to municipalities since a collective barg...
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Power upgrades for area
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One year for child porn charges
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Santa Parade, Moonlight Madness Dec. 2
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RCMP officers respond to reports of vehicle driving with roof ripped off
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Manitoba state of emergency expires today
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Rate review panel recommends lower SGI rates
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New $33.7 million elementary school opens in Weyburn
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RCMP warning the public after two recent frauds in southwest Manitoba
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Car stolen from Yorkton business
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Water levels about to rise from Shellmouth to St Lazare
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Out-of-province patient transfers to Ontario being initiated
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Hometown, Borderland Co-ops complete merger
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Fast food restaurants in Sask to require proof of vaccination
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A few things are coming together for the next step up for the area
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Moosomin Rangers return to the Big Six
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Kohr Capital hopes to move on to next phase with Cobblestone House
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Prairie Girl Art Centre opens in McNaughton Building
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Lawrence says residency program a huge step forward
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Freedom getting closer for Afghan family with a Moosomin connection
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Proof of vaccine will be required for Shrine event
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Town pens letter of concern to health minister over ER closure
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Medical residents to be trained in SE Sask
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Sod turning held for new playground
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Local investors getting behind Cobblestone House