The World-Spectator is Saskatchewan's oldest and most award-winning community newspaper located in Moosomin, Saskatchewan. The World-Spectator reaches over 4,000 households every week. The World-Spectator has a subscription based circulation. The World-Spectator publishes every Monday, with deadlines being Thursdays at noon.
The World-Spectator also publishes the wide-circulation newspaper "Plain & Valley", which reaches 27,500 households in Southeast Saskatchewan and Southwest Manitoba. This newspaper is published monthly and distributed through Canada Post.
Contact The World-Spectator for information regarding either of these publications:
Phone: 306-435-2445
E-mail: world_spectator@sasktel.net
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Moosomin hosting Regional Invitational Figure Skating Competition this weekend
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Fourth person charged in Carry the Kettle murders
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Town of Esterhazy reduces price of lots in Sylvite subdivision
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Burger Week planned for March 2-8
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Council reports on everything they did in 2025, what they are working on in 2026 at town hall meeting
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Moosomin Community Theatre part of Toronto International Film Festival circuit
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Service clubs and communities work best when working together
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Elks donate $5,175 to student for hearing aids
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Jeff Cole new economic development officer
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APAS, Agriculture Union decry federal cuts to research sites
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Indian Head Research farm closing due to federal cutbacks
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Council approves building permit for water treatment plant upgrade
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