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What began as a school subject for Derek Ruttle grew into an important part of his job as The Outlook’s reporter, followed by recognition for stunning photographs that have become a passion for him.

Major infrastructure projects that have gotten the greenlight from the provincial government will now head to Ottawa to seek additional funding.

*NOTE* A previous version of this story indicated that another vehicle was involved in this incident. This is not true, and only a motorcycle was involved.

In my line of work as a weekly news journalist, there’s a hefty amount of repetition that comes with the job. Hey, it comes with the territory when your ‘beat’ is rural Saskatchewan.

It might be hard to find a business, event or organization that hasn’t been affected by the pandemic, but while many faced shutdowns or cancellations, farming kept on going, including a local project that is dedicated to feeding the hungry around the

Things were all set up for the community of Outlook to enjoy a fireworks display on the evening of Saturday, September 5 behind the Jim Kook Rec Plex. Then Mother Nature apparently had other plans.

Last week, Government Relations Minister Lori Carr announced that Saskatchewan’s portion of the federal Safe Restart Canada Plan for municipal governments, approximately $70.

I’ve been thinking a lot about my dad lately. I think much of it has to do with how the schedule for sports has played out. Like the Indy 500 running uncharacteristically late in the season so the memory is fresh.

Statements from officials need clarification Recently, The Outlook published letters from Mayor Ross Derdall and Councillor Maureen Applin in response to an earlier letter from Justin Turton.

The town council of Outlook held a regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday night, September 9.