Celebrating 100 years of Legion and 40 years of theatre in Carlyle
Across Canada, Royal Canadian Legions will celebrate 100 years of service this year. For a full century, the Royal Canadian Legion has been the cornerstone of support for vete...
Kahkewistahaw welcomes herd of bison
On March 27, members of Kahkewistahaw First Nation gathered to welcome a new bison herd to the land, marking a step toward food security and sovereignty. The project has been ...
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 hope the inquest is a cataly...
Moosomin area eligible to access strychnine for gopher control
Producers in the Moosomin area are eligible to access strychnine for gopher control after the governments of Saskatchewan and Alberta received approval for a revised joint Eme...
Ocean Man First Nation breaks ground on new daycare
For several years Ocean Man First Nation (OMFN) has been working on plans for a new daycare, and the day finally arrived on March 27 with a groundbreaking ceremony. The event ...
Rocanville holds annual community meeting
The town of Rocanvill held its annual community meeting on Monday night, with updates from the mayor, RM of Rocanville, Dream Big Childcare, Rocanville School, the RCMP, the r...
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 & Stroke Foundation. The...
Annual Fleming Pie Auction this week
The annual Fleming Pie auction is on this week, with an online auction Monday to Thursday, and an in-person auction at the Fleming Community Hall this Saturday, April 11. Bake...
Chamber meeting this Tuesday
At the Moosomin Chamber of Commerce meeting this Tuesday, Dr. Ross Kerkhoff will give a presentation on the Patient Medical Home program that will see annual funding for six a...
New Hope Ranch is a dream come true for owner DeeAnna Lyke
Long before the sun crests the horizon, DeeAnna Lyke is already awake. She enjoys the quiet mornings that are only broken by the soft nicker of horses waiting for their mornin...
From small Saskatchewan farm to Budweiser’s lead horse
From a humble beginning on a small Saskatchewan horse farm has come great things. “Diesel” whose registered name is Clydesdale Creek’s Diesel, is a well-known Budweiser stalli...
LED lighting going in at Mike Schwean Arena
At the Moosomin Town Council meeting on Wednesday, Rec Director Mike Schwean asked for a motion from council to proceed with LED lighting at the Mike Schwean Arena. The estima...
Mooseberry Acting Company bringing ‘Tom, Dick and Harry’ to Moosomin stage this April
The Mooseberry Acting Co. will bring a long-awaited comedy to the stage next month with its production of “Tom, Dick and Harry.” The play, written by Ray and Michael Cooney...
Day of Honouring Walk held to remember Indigenous ancestors
In 1901 the people of Pheasant Rump were forced to leave their land and made to live on White Bear. Mostly women and children packed what they could hold and walked on foot...
From grit to glory: Kaylan Rekken’s Strongman journey
Kaylan Rekken of Carlyle has qualified for the provincial Strongman competition on July 18, with the hopes of moving on to nationals in Quebec in October. Kaylan Rekken’s s...
Municipalities across Saskatchewan set to receive record revenue-sharing
In 2026-27, the Government of Saskatchewan will distribute more than $392 million to municipalities in Municipal Revenue Sharing—more than ever before. “That’s something that...
Hindley says Carlyle school will see construction sooner than some other projects
Saskatchewan Minister of Education Everett Hindley told the World-Spectator on Thursday that even though Carlyle’s new school won’t go to tender this spring, the project is in...
Carlyle school won’t go to tender this spring
The Ministry of Education has pushed back the tendering process for the new school in Carlyle. While the project remains approved and will go ahead, Director of Education Keit...
