Enbridge proposing Line 26 optimization project to transport oil from Cromer to the U.S.
Enbridge Pipelines is planning to submit a proposal later this year that would see its existing Line 26 from Cromer, Manitoba to the U.S. border rever...
Family of Karen Ireland hopes inquest leads to long-term changes
A public inquest into the death of Karen Ireland was held in Moosomin last week, and Karen’s family says it has led to a sense of closure and they hop...
Sask students to be taught CPR starting this fall
Come next school year, Saskatchewan students will be taught CPR in schools thanks to a partnership between the Ministry of Education and the Heart & ...
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From small Saskatchewan farm to Budweiser’s lead horse
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LED lighting going in at Mike Schwean Arena
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Mooseberry Acting Company bringing ‘Tom, Dick and Harry’ to Moosomin stage this April
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Day of Honouring Walk held to remember Indigenous ancestors
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From grit to glory: Kaylan Rekken’s Strongman journey
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Municipalities across Saskatchewan set to receive record revenue-sharing
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Hindley says Carlyle school will see construction sooner than some other projects
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Carlyle school won’t go to tender this spring
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Six new health care providers coming to Moosomin
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Big Six final goes to five games
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Town of Rocanville donates to Envision Counselling
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Charges laid after deer and fawns run down by truck near Maryfield
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Grace and Gather opening on Main Street in Moosomin this Saturday
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Local female entrepreneurs share their experience and advice at International Women’s Day event
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Budget includes $768,000 for expanding health care in Moosomin
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AI data centre near Regina will be largest data centre in Canada and largest investment in Canadian history
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U18 Rangers win Major Hockey League Championship for second year in a row
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Carlyle Lions Club gearing up for annual fundraiser
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RM of Moosomin receives Municipal Award for airport expansion
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Gil Dash competes at Paralympics, says Kipling is where his love of curling got started
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Town-wide garage sale set for May 30
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Destinee Peter became a successful entrepreneur and is happy to give back to her community
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Community portion of capital costs for new health care facilities reduced from 20 per cent to 10 per cent
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Cockrill says plan will have impact on health care in rural Saskatchewan