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Blazers on a Good Deeds rush

March 30, 2022

Being kind online pays off for HRHS students

byTaylor Weaver

March 28, 2022

Robin Hoods to take to the woods

March 24, 2022

Big snow dump could re-open ski hill

March 24, 2022

Bobcats’ Give N Goals a $10K win for youth centre

byTaylor Weaver

March 24, 2022

Provinces cut Lloyd’s revenue pie

March 24, 2022

Lloyd tribute caps hockey show

March 23, 2022

Rustlers hockey takes ‘ship in inaugural season

byTaylor Weaver

March 23, 2022

Weekly organics collection returns April 4

byMeridian Source Staff

March 21, 2022

Cold Lake RCMP looking for missing male

byMeridian Source Staff

March 21, 2022

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The gold medal drought is over for the Raiders. Holy Rosary High School has reclaimed its place atop the podium, capturing mixed curling gold at the School Sport Alberta curling provincials, Feb. 16 to 21 in Slave Lake. Read more: HRHS rowers get Olympic-level instruction Just as the 2026 Winter Olympics were wrapping up, the…
Larry Bannerman
BANNERMAN: Larry Delvin Bannerman, 70, a beloved father, grandfather, brother and friend, passed away on February 24 2026, in Loon Lake, SK surrounded by his family. Larry is survived by: his loving wife, Gisele of 45 years; their daughter, Dana and son-in-law, Brandon; two grandsons, Andrew and Benjamin; brothers and sisters, Garry (Ruth), Barbara (Frank),…
Joyce Pinske
PINSKE: Joyce Ann Pinske passed away at Lloydminster, AB on January 29, 2026 at the age of 76 years. Joyce is survived by: her loving husband, Ron; daughters, Brenda Gislason (Terry Murray), Carrie (Shaun) Payne and Liza (Dean) Carswell; grandchildren, Kristopher Gislason (Alex), Kyra McNeil (Leif Kennedy), Ryley McNeil (Kiana Scarf), Mason DeVos-Payne (Kaitlyn Norberg),…
Word on the beat: Hate speech
In his latest edition of Word on the Beat, Staff Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown of the Lloydminster RCMP discusses hate speech. The creation of laws is often a response to actions taken by individuals, and those laws then address those actions. As we have more recently entered the digital age, newer laws have been enacted to…
Stubbs presses Liberals on project approval, fights for Lakeland farmers
Shannon Stubbs is pressing the federal government over stalled natural resource projects and the closure of a long-standing agricultural research centre, saying Liberal policies are hurting Canada’s competitiveness and farmers in her riding. Read more: Ukrainians mark four years since Russian invasion In a Feb. 26 news release, the Lakeland MP and Conservative shadow minister…