Outlook

In our house it’s usually Scattergories, Sequence, Uno or one of a myriad of trivia games that find their way to the kitchen table when we want to play a board game. The titles change over time.

Every January, near the end of the month, there’s one day earmarked for spreading awareness of mental health issues and sharing feelings of empathy and understanding for those who struggle with it every day.

Love and romance will take centre stage this weekend when more than $25 billion is spent on flowers, jewelry, gifts, candy and cards to mark Valentine’s Day.

Joel Peru is apparently going places in his chosen field of agrology.

Flowers. Boxes of candy. Candles on the supper table. Good old alcohol. These are just some of the ingredients that most people throw into their ‘bowl of love’ when it comes to planning for Valentine’s Day, which is but a few days away.

The first time I heard the song it pretty much stopped me in my tracks. I know, that sounds like such a cliché, but I don’t know another way of describing it.

It was a question used as a writing prompt to create outrageous scenarios: Would you rather wear a bathing suit in a snowstorm or a snowsuit to the beach? Which one would you choose? Give it a moment, if you need to.

I love me some entertainment, even when it’s something as laid back as watching a movie.

The town council of Outlook held a regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday night, January 27.

The man who was at the center of an online controversy just days into the new year involving a standoff with police in the village of Dinsmore has taken to social media to shed light on the bizarre incident.