Skip to content

Local News

Nine new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Sask

Nine new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Sask

As of March 26, 2020, the province of Saskatchewan has nine new, confirmed cases of COVID-19, bringing the provincial total to 95. • There are no new presumptive cases awaiting testing – all cases to date are confirmed.
Moose breaks into Newmarket Place

Moose breaks into Newmarket Place

TISDALE — No residents were injured as an adult moose broke through a window into the dining room area at Newmarket Place in Tisdale.

Feature: Living Our Lives Under COVID Conditions

Thoughts and views on the COVID-19 crisis from people who call Outlook and area home
Changes to provincial fine collection

Changes to provincial fine collection

And, late payment fees
Evictions suspended due to COVID-19

Evictions suspended due to COVID-19

Government is temporarily suspending eviction hearings as a result of the COVID-19 emergency.
Break and enter near Wolseley: Indian Head RCMP

Break and enter near Wolseley: Indian Head RCMP

The Indian Head RCMP are investigating a break and enter that occurred at a rural property about two miles south of Wolseley.

'The Outlook' Nominated for Four Media Awards

We here at the offices of The Outlook/Outlook Printers are exceptionally proud to say that we’ve been nominated for four awards in the Saskatchewan Weekly Newspapers Association’s annual Better Newspapers Competition! The competition is held in conju
Sask. NDP calling for standards to protect frontline workers at essential businesses

Sask. NDP calling for standards to protect frontline workers at essential businesses

There needs to be standards set by the provincial government to protect frontline workers employed at essential businesses, said the Saskatchewan NDP’s leader.
Manitoba announces one more positive test, expanding COVID-19 testing criteria

Manitoba announces one more positive test, expanding COVID-19 testing criteria

Manitoba health officials announced one new probable case of COVID-19 in the province in a daily update March 26.
Sask. physicians urge public to heed guidelines and stay home

Sask. physicians urge public to heed guidelines and stay home

Saskatchewan’s family physicians have a simple message for residents of the province: Stay home and save lives.
push icon
Be the first to read breaking stories. Enable push notifications on your device. Disable anytime.
No thanks