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The man who was at the center of an online controversy just days into the new year involving a standoff with police in the village of Dinsmore has taken to social media to shed light on the bizarre incident.

A presentation held during last week’s regular meeting of Outlook’s town council shed some light on where the community could be headed in the future when it comes to the local housing market.

Significant news coming from the province today related to the massive irrigation expansion project centered on Lake Diefenbaker. The provincial government announced on Thursday, February 4 that Regina-based Clifton Associates Ltd.

Saskatchewan’s top doctor was a victim last weekend of invasive, anger-fueled protestors who want life to return to normal.

What color are your best friend’s eyes? Are you sure? What about your spouse? Your boss? The colleague who works down the hall? If you’re trying to recall someone’s eye color, an educated guess would be brown since they make up the largest percentage

Residents of Outlook will have better access to critical information in the event of emergencies or important public notices if they choose to sign up for a new alert system that the Town has created.

While there hasn’t been any tried-and-true ‘official’ word handed down and anything could change or be altered by the decision makers, it’s looking more than likely that under the current COVID climate and the resulting restrictions, the game of hock

When my girls were quite young they were asked to be flower girls at the wedding of a cousin. The experience clearly left its mark.

There’s a lot of talk these days about what it’s going to take to help smaller, rural communities survive and thrive in the face of an ever-changing future.

The town council of Outlook held a regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday night, January 13.