The World-Spectator is a weekly newspaper based out of Moosomin, Saskatchewan serving the communities of Moosomin, Rocanville, Wawota, Wapella, Maryfield, Spy Hill, Tantallon, Welwyn, St.Lazare, McAuley, Elkhorn, Kola, Fleming, Kelso, Manson, Fairlight, Kennedy and Langbank.

Published every Monday of the year, the deadline is noon on the Thursday prior to publication date.

Fabien Leclair has spent the coldest nights of this winter sleeping in his car, a few feet away from an unlivable five-bedroom home with a massive south-facing sunroom in the Qu’Appelle Valley just outside St. Lazare.

A cross-country relay to mark the 25th anniversary of Rick Hansen’s Man in Motion Tour is coming to the Moosomin area at the beginning of February.

The unusually warm winter weather that has marked this winter in Saskatchewan and Manitoba is forecast to continue for at least the next couple of weeks, and Environment Canada is now predicting normal to above normal temperatures for the next four months.

New data from Saskatchewan Health confirms what everyone in the area has suspected—the population in the Moosomin area continues to rise.

Moosomin Mayor Don Bradley said at last week’s council meeting that the town will purchase 20 acres of land to expand the town’s lagoon.

Lyndon Flaman got more than he bargained for in his excavator last Friday.

The Moosomin Chamber of Commerce’s kickoff to the Christmas shopping season takes place this Wednesday with Moonlight Madness.

As the Canadian Wheat Board’s monopoly control over Prairie wheat and barley sales came to an end Nov. 28 on the House of Commons floor, Welwyn’s Allan Johnston looked Prime Minister Steven Harper in the eye and gave him a resounding thumbs up.

Moosomin town council reviewed two possible routes for a Highway 8 truck bypass at Wednesday’s town council meeting.

Santa Claus is coming to town!

The Moosomin Chamber of Commerce has its Santa Day planned for this Saturday in Moosomin..