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Esterhazy getting ready for Hazy Dayz in June
Every year, folks in and around Esterhazy look forward to one big party in June. The annual Hazy Dayz will take place June 20 to 22, and this year pro...
Moe outlines 10 priorities in letter to PM ahead of First Ministers meeting
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has let the federal government know the top 10 priorities of Saskatchewan. In a letter dated May 13, Moe thanked Prime ...
Elkhorn girls leave for Africa on Humanitarian Trip
Sara Chant and Shaylee Frattinger of Elkhorn leave for Zambia, Africa this Friday. There they will be providing child care and volunteering at loc...
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Lots on the agenda for the May 20 Moosomin Chamber meeting
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Search for the Golden Moose will keep locals busy this summer
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Playfair Daycare wins $25,000 in BASF Growing Home contest
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Grant Jackson new MP for Brandon-Souris
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Moosomin achieves Age-Friendly status
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Second Annual Alzheimer’s Walk
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Moosomin close to reaching target under $30,000 housing incentive
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Mazier reclaims his seat in Riding Mountain
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Wagantall re-elected as Yorkton-Melville MP
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Bonk wins Souris-Moose Mountain with nearly 84 per cent of vote
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Junior Hockey coming to Moosomin
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Young voters share their thoughts on the federal election
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Farmers, farm groups say the next government needs to do more for agriculture
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Jensen says being a returning officer is interesting work
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Sisters of The Holy Rock performing in Moosomin as fundraiser for Huntington Society
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New elders centre opened at Kahkewistahâw First Nation
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Kahkewistahâw First Nation receives $133.6 million in Cows and Plows settlement
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Snowplane presentation, Communities in Bloom, fireworks update on agenda for May 20 Chamber meeting
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Lots planned for national Communities in Bloom contest
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Smile Cookies on sale this week
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Rocanville Wildlife Federation raises $20,000 at awards night
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Local mayors looking for stability in wake of federal election
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Whitewood brings three resolutions to SUMA convention
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Local businesses weigh in on what they need to see from the next federal government