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Opinion: Hockey season firing up

byTaylor Weaver

October 13, 2024

Lloydminster appoints city clerk

byChristian Apostolovski

October 13, 2024

Lloydminster weather for Sunday, Oct. 13

byChristian Apostolovski

October 13, 2024

Opinion: The work of elected officials

October 13, 2024

Commercial fire extinguished quickly

October 13, 2024

Opinion: Retail advice and Ashtrays

byChristian Apostolovski

October 12, 2024

Progress made on health fronts

October 12, 2024

Lloydminster weather for Saturday, Oct. 12

byTaylor Weaver

October 12, 2024

Gallery: Barons’ season ends after heartbreaking loss

October 12, 2024

A familiar pillar of the border city

byChristian Apostolovski

October 11, 2024

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Tigers net junior B awards
While the four semifinalists continued to battle in the playoffs, the Northeastern Alberta Junior B Hockey League presented five more individual awards last weekend, and all those regular-season honours went to the Vermilion Tigers. Read more: Junior B shifts to semis Tigers’ kingpin Cade Meiklejohn picked up two awards, as the top goal-scorer and the…
Column: Hats off to you, Molly
When you’re reading something, have you ever come across a single point that you cannot get out of your head? It could be something mundane or something extraordinary. Read more: Column: A pivotal player in Lloyd The subject of this week’s column, Mary “Molly” Fox, did just that for me. She was born in 1920,…
Offence from defence aids Bobcats
It was a week of firsts for the Lloydminster Bobcats. First and foremost, just a few hours before March 1, the Bobcats clinched an Alberta Junior Hockey League (AJHL) playoff position during their stretch of four games — and three wins — in five days. Read more: South shopping nets Bobcats five AJHL points In…
Saskatchewan leads Canada in private capital investment growth
Saskatchewan led the country in private capital investment growth in 2025, according to new data released Wednesday by Statistics Canada. Read more: RCMP seize more than nine kilograms of meth, fentanyl during Highway 16 stop The federal agency reported private capital investment in the province rose 12 per cent in 2025, ranking first among the…
Rustlers on track for back-to-back ACAC titles
After rolling through the first round of the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC) women’s hockey playoffs, the pennant-winning and reigning-champion Lakeland Rustlers are poised for a tougher college assignment, beginning Friday. Read more: Rustlers stave off Queens, pad front-seat cushion The Rustlers are up against the second-seeded Red Deer Queens in the best-of-five ACAC final,…