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Young students from Loreburn Central School put their rock-pushing and ice-sweeping skills to the test on Friday, February 3 at the curling rink in Strongfield when the K-6 classes held their annual 'Tin Can Bonspiel'.

The newest face at the Outlook RCMP detachment these days is actually someone who originally called the Lake Diefenbaker area home. Sgt.

The Outlook town council met for a scheduled meeting on Wednesday night, January 25.

We're certainly living in some interesting times, aren't we? A wispy-haired business mogul with a flair for the dramatic and a penchant for degrading women (sorry, I meant "locker room talk") is the President of the United States.

Both Outlook High School and LCBI were the site of some exciting basketball action last weekend, giving fans a chance to take in some hoops at either gymnasium.

In their second-to-last home game for the regular season, the Outlook Ice Hawks put up a valiant effort against the visiting Delisle Bruins on Friday night, January 13, but it wasn’t enough to put them away before the game came to an end.

A woman from Ontario who had come to know the late Frances McLean of Outlook recently wrote a letter to the New Pool Committee, along with a donation to the project made in memory of her departed friend.

In the eyes of SGI and RCMP across Saskatchewan, there were far too many people in the province who still made the poor decision to drive after drinking in December, despite numerous transportation options offered by SGI and its safety partners, as w

How’s that old saying go again? ‘You don’t know what you’ve got until it’s gone’? That phrase can be applied to many situations, and when I think about the rural landscape and where we call home, I believe it more than applies to the small town busin

It was sometime after midnight Friday, January 20 that Gordon and Susan Martens were awakened to find their downstairs bedroom filling with smoke. They didn’t know what had awakened them but later Susan thought it might have been the smoke alarm.