March, 2025 | Meridian Source

SVFFA hosts training in Britannia

March 31, 2025

Bobcats’ Deets named AJHL All-Academic Team

byTaylor Weaver

March 31, 2025

Ukrainian dancers brave storm to put on show

byChristian Apostolovski

March 31, 2025

Lloydminster enters into agreement with FLFN

byChristian Apostolovski

March 31, 2025

Lloydminster weather: Monday, March 31, 2025

byTaylor Weaver

March 31, 2025

Column: Have we been forgotten?

March 30, 2025

Column: A cornerstone of the community

byChristian Apostolovski

March 30, 2025

Column: The changing of seasons

byTaylor Weaver

March 30, 2025

ASIRT investigating RCMP after in-custody death

March 30, 2025

Lloydminster weather: Sunday, March 30, 2025

byTaylor Weaver

March 30, 2025

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CAF officer arrested on foreign interference allegation released into custody
OTTAWA — A member of the Canadian Forces Intelligence Command who is facing charges related to foreign interference has been released from custody following a hearing in Gatineau, Que. Master Warrant Officer Matthew Robar was arrested last week and hit with a number of serious charges, including breaching the Foreign Interference and Security of Information…
Evacuations ordered in 3 south Seattle suburbs after levee fails after week of heavy rain
SEATTLE (AP) — Officials ordered immediate evacuations in three south Seattle suburbs Monday after a levee failed following a week of heavy rains. The evacuation order from King County in Washington state covered homes and businesses east of the Green River in parts of Kent, Auburn and Tukwila. The National Weather Service, meanwhile, issued a…
CP NewsAlert: OneBC party split over staffer’s disgusting race views, says ex-leader
VICTORIA — British Columbia legislator Dallas Brodie, whose OneBC party has removed her as leader, says the split happened after colleagues tried to stop her from firing a caucus staffer whose views on race were “disgusting” and antisemitic. More coming. The Canadian Press
Quebec teachers’ union survey says 90 per cent have faced violence on the job
MONTRÉAL — A Quebec teachers’ union says 90 per cent of its members said in a recent survey they were victims of some form of violence. Catherine Renaud, a vice-president of the union, says 81 per cent reported being a victim of psychological or verbal abuse while 63 per cent reported physical violence. Nearly 11…
‘High impact’ warning as heavy rain returns, causing more flooding concerns in B.C.
ABBOTSFORD — Overflowing waters from the Nooksack River in Washington state have stopped moving across the border into British Columbia’s Fraser Valley. The City of Abbotsford says U.S. forecasts project the river will not reach flood stage in the next few days following a series of atmospheric rivers washing over southern B.C. and the U.S.…