Therapy dogs make a difference in people’s lives
St. John Ambulance offers a Therapy Dog program across Saskatchewan, including in Moosomin. Lisa Schwann, the director of Community Services for St...
Town, RM of Rocanville join Moosomin economic development
The town of Rocanville and RM of Rocanville will both be joining Moosomin Economic Development. Under the revised funding agreement, the Town of Mo...
Over 4,200 burgers sold during Burger Week
A total of 4,239 burgers were sold during Burger Week from Feb. 17-28, making it the biggest burger week ever, with more than 1,400 burger sold than l...
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Southeast College closing Moosomin campus
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Winter Wonderland this Saturday
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Mayor disappointed in Southeast College decision
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Carry the Kettle Chief Scott Eashappie charged with fraud, theft, money laundering, and breach of trust
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Local businesses, industry brace for effect of tariffs
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Construction started on Little Miners Daycare
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Rocanville hosting Seattle Kraken watch party to cheer on Jessica Campbell March 22
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Kaeding confident after ASEAN trade mission
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St. Mark’s Fleming reopening on April 20
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School Division applying for $3.5 million capital upgrade to McNaughton High School
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Weedmark says tariffs are a no-win situation
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Province announces $6.5 million for Ronald McDonald House in Regina
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Ag advocate Todd Lewis appointed to senate
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Public support needed to bolster Redvers Kraft Hockeyville bid
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Two charged in Carry the Kettle murders
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$14,500 donated to Ronald McDonald House
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U of R student delving into Augmented Reality
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Winter Wonderland at Moosomin Regional Park rescheduled for March 15
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Moosomin airport playing crucial role in air ambulance transfers
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Summer Heide organizes fundraiser for Ronald McDonald House after it helped her family
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Communities in Bloom Moosomin entering national competition
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Burger Week gets underway
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The identities of the four individuals killed in a quadruple homicide at Carry The Kettle Nakoda Nation on February 4 have been released
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RCMP uses thermal imaging to arrest illegal migrants entering Manitoba