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Obituaries

Christine Dreger

byMeridian Source Staff

June 15, 2023

Lloyd top pick for biofuels refinery

June 15, 2023

Co-op dollars bringing new playground/splash pad to town

byTaylor Weaver

June 15, 2023

Archivists celebrate city’s wrinkles

June 15, 2023

Viking family leases Motion building

byTaylor Weaver

June 15, 2023

Kitscoty RCMP searching for missing person

byMeridian Source Staff

June 13, 2023

Lloyd RCMP charge male with drug trafficking

byMeridian Source Staff

June 12, 2023

New bids accepted for Costco Warehouse

June 9, 2023

Lloyd pilots mentorships for newcomers

June 8, 2023

Lunch at Allen’s coming to Vic Juba

byTaylor Weaver

June 8, 2023

Latest News

Onion Lake Sports Days makes a splash
The show must go on! Despite heavy rainfall throwing a wrench in the plans, Onion Lake Cree Nation stepped up in a big way from June 27 to July 1 to deliver another unforgettable edition of Sports Days. Read more: Lloydminster Border Brutes show championship form Saturday’s downpour may have wiped out the opening round…
Big impact, small village: Kivimaa-Moonlight Bay celebrates Canada Day
A small resort village’s annual tradition proved once again that community spirit doesn’t carry a price tag. Read more: Village of Marwayne marks historic 100th anniversary The Resort Village of Kivimaa-Moonlight Bay hosted its 13th annual Canada Day celebration on June 28, drawing both local residents and seasonal visitors for a day of entirely free…
Column: Happy Canada Day, Lloydminster!
Happy Canada Day, all! How did you celebrate our nation’s birthday this year? Did you spend the day with Lloydminster and area residents at Bud Miller All Seasons Park? Or perhaps on the deck with friends for a barbecue? Whatever your plans entailed, I hope you had a great time marking Canada’s 159th birthday. Read…
Spirits high as Filipino Festival shifts indoors
Unpredictable June weather could not stop the community from celebrating the fifth annual Filipino Festival, which successfully pivoted indoors to the Cenovus Energy Hub on June 27. The popular event, which showcases Filipino culture through traditional dances, songs, food and games, was nearly postponed due to heavy rain that rendered its usual outdoor park venue…
Alberta pours $12.6M into early cancer detection grants
The Alberta government is opening applications for the next round of its Cancer Research for Screening and Prevention (CRSP) grant, offering provincial projects up to $1 million each to boost early detection and target gaps in patient care. Read more: Lloydminster Border Brutes show championship form The initiative focuses on expanding healthcare access for underserved…