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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.

The Outlook town council met for a scheduled meeting on Wednesday night, January 11.

With the Canadian political landscape being such a battlefield of opinions, viewpoints and mud-slinging back and forth between the biggest figureheads in the game, perhaps it was more than a little refreshing for constituents in the Carlton Trail-Eag

A young entrepreneurial couple from Outlook is hoping to reduce the number of impaired drivers out on rural Saskatchewan roads and highways by way of offering people a safe ride home.

As people rang in 2017 by dancing the night away at the Outlook Civic Centre on the night of December 31, they were also contributing to the community’s initiative for a new swimming pool facility.

One of the new holiday staple events in Outlook every December is the Christmas Gala hosted by the Small Steps Early Learning Centre, and this year’s event held on Saturday, December 10 at the Outlook Civic Centre was a rousing success that raised so

I have many Christmas memories, just like you do. The sheer amount of them are too numerous to share in one editorial, and I also don’t want to run the risk of boring you with them.