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Lloydminster weather for Thursday Sept. 26

byTaylor Weaver

September 26, 2024

Knights give $20,000 to playground rebuild

September 25, 2024

Border City Connects benefiting from run

September 25, 2024

Loon Lake RCMP look into serious assault

byTaylor Weaver

September 25, 2024

Regional fire services review

September 25, 2024

SMRs slow tracked: Sask-Alta premiers

September 25, 2024

Proposed shelter sparks resident outcry

September 24, 2024

Olive Tree CEO honoured

byChristian Apostolovski

September 24, 2024

Blue-Collar Council hopeful

byChristian Apostolovski

September 24, 2024

Mayor and council off to Red Deer

September 24, 2024

Latest News

City makes major updates to facility allocation policy
The City of Lloydminster is in the process of updating its fieldhouse, arena and outdoor sport surface allocation policy, outlining priorities in how it allocates facility time. The policy was first adopted on May 30, 2022 and aims to provide a fair, transparent and equitable allocation process for users booking through the city. The policy…
Kindness takes flight reaches five-year goal
Donuts served as rocket fuel as kindness took flight for a donut mission. Read more: Rustlers net awards as Lloyd hosts ACAC men’s basketball championship Students at Mother Teresa Mother Teresa Early Childhood Education Centre were thoroughly entertained as members of the Lloydminster community took turns trying to eat a donut off of a string…
Students give back to seniors at Lloyd Ex
The Lloydminster Exhibition’s seniors lunch buffet was busier than usual as students did their part to give back. Read more: Lloydminster aquatic centre keeps its name Grade 5 students from Queen Elizabeth School went to the Lloyd Ex on Wednesday, March 4, helping seniors with whatever they needed over lunch. “We’re going to help them…
Lloydminster rallies for cancer support
Despite some freezing temperatures on the trail, the Cutter Rally for Cancer saw strong support in its 22nd year in Lloydminster. “It started 22 years ago with the East West Chapter of the Alberta Carriage Association,” said Tammy Hampel, event co-organizer. “We had lost a member to cancer ourselves.” Read more: Junior B shifts to…
New city program addresses trespassing concerns
The City of Lloydminster is addressing trespassing with a new program. The Authorized General Enforcement for Nuisances and Trespassing (AGENT) program allows businesses that participate in the program, to authorize police and peace officers to act as representatives when addressing trespassing, loitering and other unlawful activity on their property. According to the city, the program…