Outlook

The long weekend is just days away, the anticipation is reaching a fever pitch. It’s been an enjoyable summer.

It was just over five years ago that the Baltimore Orioles and Chicago White Sox took to the field at Camden Yards to play in a stadium with no fans.

We may not be seeing boats head out onto the inviting waters of Lake Diefenbaker from the launch in the resort village of Elbow right now, but that’s because of a very suitable reason.

Last week, Government Relations Minister Lori Carr announced that as part of the Government of Saskatchewan’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Municipal Revenue Sharing (MRS) will be fast tracked for the 2020-21 year.

The Good News Collective is a handful of short, positive news blurbs designed to remind us that there is still a lot of good going on out there in the world amidst the COVID pandemic.

Community's "Legacy Project" speeding by with brisk pace of work

You’d be amazed at the power that having one fine day can have on the human psyche. Or maybe you wouldn’t, considering where we are in the world right now. I was fortunate enough to have such a day this past weekend.

One of the many things I look forward to this time of year is the smell of freshly mown grass. It may not be one of the more pleasing aromas on the spectrum for some, but because of its association with other activities, I really like it.

Outlook resident Kimberley Case was recently featured on the 6:00 news with CTV Saskatoon for reaching out and doing her part in the COVID pandemic by sewing countless protective masks for those who need them.

It’s been almost eight weeks since Premier Scott Moe’s announcement that Saskatchewan schools would be suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic; a closure that is being felt acutely by the community at LCBI, particularly as the calendar inches closer t