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The search for a missing 35-year old male who went missing in the waters of Lake Diefenbaker last week came to an end on the fifth day of searching.

Multiple groups have been busy combing the waters of Lake Diefenbaker for a suspected drowning victim, as first reported by The Outlook on Friday afternoon, August 21.

Greg Fertuck maintains innocence in death, disappearance of estranged wife Sheree

Are you handy with a camera? Do you have an eye for that perfect, attention-grabbing, postcard-worthy shot? Well, you may want to consider entering a photo contest being organized by the Town of Outlook, in connection with the Communities in Bloom or

The Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association issued the following updated statement on August 20 regarding a number of sports that typically begin with the start of every new school year, including volleyball, soccer, and football.

Local police are reporting that there may have been a drowning in Lake Diefenbaker on Thursday evening, August 20 after a call they received. According to a media release from the RCMP, at 6:40 p.m.

Hello once again to all of you beautiful and wonderful readers. As you can see, we鈥檙e back at it here at The Outlook after a two-week summer break.

My husband and I lost a good friend on May 17. Her name was Laurie and she was one of the most special people I鈥檝e had the good fortune to know.

Taxpayers Need to be Concerned As taxpayers of Outlook, we all need to be concerned with the conduct and actions of our councillors. This became even more apparent when reading the minutes from the July 22 meeting after the in-camera session.

The Town of Outlook is left without a permanent Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) at the moment, as Huguette Lutz informed town council at a July 28 special meeting that she had decided to resign from her role.