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Death of Sask. skater in crash devastates local friends

Saskatchewan’s figure skating community is mourning the loss of one of their own this week after Zoe Lesy, 16, died in a crash in...

Changes made to Sask. drinking & driving laws

Saskatchewan is the latest province to get tougher on drunk drivers after the government announced last week that they are moving forward immediately with...

Local man catches lynx in his trapline in Qu’Appelle Valley

The Canada Lynx is a ghost in the forests of the Northern Hemisphere; secretive, nocturnal and rarely seen even by people who live in...

Local emergency services suspended

Broadview and Wolseley hospitals Emergency services at Wolseley Hospital have been temporarily suspended while the province navigates the ongoing COVID-19 crisis. Effective May 14, the...

I am your firefighter… and I’m here to help

I have been a firefighter in our community for 17 years. During that time, I have had to endure some of the most horrific...

Hidden tax hikes hurt small business

Dear Editor, MP Ed Komarnicki talks a lot about the federal budget, but he has been noticeably silent on its hidden tax increases on small...

Wapella School dodges closure of all grades

The news of not losing their school in Wapella was a welcomed decision for the community. The board of the Southeast Cornerstone School Division...

Meszaros, Bill

William Alfred Meszaros, “Bill”, was the youngest of four children. He was born on April 13, 1932 on a farm just south of Kipling....

Who really cares about small business

Dear Editor; I have been noticing more and more that Liberals from across Canada are writing partisan letters to editors in places they likely don’t...

Immigrants not the answer for work

Dear Editor: Re: Saskatchewan labour shortage and the federal government changes to the Temporary Foreign Worker Program; Dan Davidson article in Moosomin World Spectator, Monday,...

Provincial News

Teachers Announce Provincewide Strike, Two-Day Withdrawal of Extracurricular Activities

The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation has provided 48-hours’ notice of a one-day province-wide strike on Wednesday, March 20, and a two-day withdrawal of extracurricular activities...