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While the Saskatchewan government works to try to reopen the province, COVID-19 numbers continue to climb in Saskatchewan’s far north, and anxiety is high among community members.

Tracey Britton, an artist based in Saint Victor, said she was blessed to have been raised in a family inundated with creativity. “The earliest memories that I have of myself are always with a crayon, pencil, or a paintbrush in my hands.

The elected treasurer for the Métis Nation-Saskatchewan is demanding a seat at the table of the Provincial Métis Council following its court appeal of her role as treasurer.

A 26-year-old man who allegedly shot his 50-year-old neighbour on Onion Lake Cree Nation earlier this month remains in custody after appearing in Lloydminster court.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police is pleased to announce the winners of the 2020 Name the Puppy contest. The winning names will be given to the first 13 puppies born at the Police Dog Services Training Centre in 2020.

Premier Scott Moe announced on Wednesday the province has recorded its sixth death related to COVID-19. It’s the second this week. The sixth death related to the virus was a resident in their 80s from the far north region who died in long-term care.

Hundreds of vehicles containing job-actioned Co-op Refinery workers, family, friends and supporters circled the Saskatchewan legislature in hopes of reminding Premier Scott Moe and company that they are “ready to work.

Group oversaw the fundraising of over $1.4 million for aquatic facility

The town council of Outlook met for a regular meeting on Wednesday night, April 22. Present were councillors Kevin Grotheim, Kyle McLeod, Floyd Childerhose, and David Simonson, while councillors Donna Smith and Maureen Applin were teleconferenced in.

The Outlook has obtained the adopted minutes of the April 8 regular meeting of Outlook’s town council, as well as the April 16 Recreation Committee meeting.