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In March 2020 The Outlook caught up with Nicole Hermanson, Vandana Luedtke and Cheryl Lyons, three people connected to Outlook who are living abroad during the pandemic.

A change to our usual Good News Collective feature, putting a spotlight on good news surrounding the holiday season from around the globe! Please enjoy these uplifting, spirit-filled tales of positivity! Ring a Bell for Santa – an ‘Essential Worker’

A new store that has set up shop on Outlook’s Saskatchewan Avenue offers gifts and a place for learning utilizing one of the world’s rare luxury fibres.

I’m seven years old. It’s Christmas morning, 1992. My brothers and I are too giddy for our own good, feeling like…well, kids on Christmas morning.

“Well, it looks like it will be him and me around the tree,” the woman said pointing to her husband with a smile. “We’ve done it before, we can do it again,” she explained as we talked about Christmas plans.

The town council of Outlook met for a regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday night, December 9.

The Outlook has obtained the adopted minutes of the November 18 regular meeting of Outlook’s town council. The following are highlighted motions and informational points that were made at that meeting.

Project designed to honour Canada's veterans targets fall 2021 completion

Editor’s note: In August 2020 Shelley Luedtke visited Shiloh, the site of the first Black settlement in Saskatchewan. A story about that experience was published in the September 3 issue of The Outlook.

It was a day of post-holiday shopping several years ago that inadvertently put us on a path to what has become a surprising and greatly anticipated moment each year: the day the Christmas village gets set up.