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Current Issue: January 19, 2026
Relief a canola tariffs lowered after China trip
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Town chooses program-led option under new SK Recycles program
At their meeting on Thursday, Esterhazy Town Council passed a motion to go with the program-led option for recycling services in the future, rather than the community led opti...
More Joy event offers resources and hope
More Joy is hosting its sixth event this year at the Conexus Art Centre in Regina. The evening highlights entertainment, variety of mental health resources, and stories of men...
Kipling recognizing wheelchair curler and former resident Gilbert Dash
Kipling Town Council also passed a motion at their meeting last week to recognize wheelchair curler Gilbert Dash with a sign at the entrance to town. Dash is from Kipling a...
Southeast teams gear up for Provincial A Playoffs
The draws for the Hockey Sask Provincial Playoffs have been revealed, with a few teams from the southeast region taking part in the competition. In Provincial A, the Moosom...
Winter Wonderland February 16
People will get a chance to experience Moosomin Regional Park in the winter during the park’s annual Winter Wonderland event which is planned for Monday, February 16 this year...
Improvements made to Carlyle Memorial Hall
In a move applauded by community members and accessibility advocates alike, the Carlyle Memorial Hall has completed significant improvements to its facilities, highlighted by ...
Maryfield’s Rachel Big Eagle qualifies for Scotties Tournament of Hearts
The 2026 Bunge Prairie Pinnacle Women’s Provincial Curling Championship was held in Melville from January 5-11. Nine of the best teams battled for provincial supremacy. The ev...
Moosomin’s South East Recovery Centre approved to bid on addictions recovery spaces
Moosomin is one step closer to being able to set up an addictions treatment centre in the community after the South East Recovery group’s Request for Qualification (RFQ) appli...
Full house for meeting on CFIA traceability regulations
About 300 livestock producers crowded into the Wawota town hall Thursday to discsuss proposed changes to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency’s traceability regulations. Hen...
Relief as canola tariffs lowered after China trip
There was relief among Saskatchewan producers last week after it was announced that Chinese tariffs were being lowered on canola. The announcement came during Saskatchewan Pre...
Wagantall reflects on what kind of year 2025 has been for the Conservatives
The World-Spectator asked Yorkton-Melville MP Cathay Wagantall for her take on 2025, and her thoughts on what 2026 may hold. Following are here comments. What were some ...
Grant Jackson reflects on his first year in federal politics
The World-Spectator reached out to Brandon-Souris MP Grant Jackson for his take on 2025, and his thoughts on what 2026 may hold. Following are his comments. What were so...
Carlyle school plans to be resubmitted to ministry by February 13
South East Cornerstone School Division says revised drawings and specifications for the new Pre-K to Grade 12 school in Carlyle, as well as a cost estimate, will be resubmitte...
Ruhland says RM of Rocanville got lots done in 2025
RM of Rocanville Reeve Melissa Ruhland said 2025 has been a good year for the RM of Rocanville and the RM wants to continue doing what works best in 2026. Following are her th...
Pool busier than expected; Town takes over operation of Nutrien community hall
As the town of Rocanville kicked off the new year with their first regular council meeting on Wednesday, it was reported that the newly refurbished Universe Satellite Aquatic ...
Rocanville Mayor Ron Reed looks back on 2025 for the town of Rocanville
Rocanville mayor Ron Reed talked about what kind of year it has been for the town of Rocanville in 2025, and what he things 2026 holds. What were some of the main projec...
Breast screening age lowered to 43
Saskatchewan women aged 43-plus are now eligible for screening mammograms without a doctor’s referral, as the Saskatchewan government continues to lower the age limit for scre...
Bonk looking forward to next sitting
Souris-Moose Mountain MP Steven Bonk was in Moosomin last week, and sat down with the World-Spectator to talk about the next sitting of the House of Commons which starts on Ja...
