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April 23, 2026

Alberta, South Korea pen new economic partnership

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April 23, 2026

RCMP warn Lloydminster parents of replica gun dangers

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April 23, 2026

Two charged after stolen vehicle, drugs and weapons seized in Lloydminster

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April 23, 2026

Nickle banks on AJHL’s Bonnyville Pontiacs

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Saskatchewan funds new Missing Persons Week events

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April 23, 2026

Redefined Yoga finds new home, builds community in wellness space

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April 23, 2026

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April 23, 2026

New deal: Alberta and South Korea waive oil tariff

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April 22, 2026

Saskatchewan celebrates National Volunteer Week

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April 22, 2026

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Lobsters and steak pair well for Rotary fundraiser
Lobsters were brought into town in style for the Rotary Club of Lloydminster’s Lobsterfest, thanks to an aptly titled lobster chauffeur. Read more: Lloydminster students strike provincial skills gold, head to nationals The annual fundraiser featured lobsters as fresh as can be for eventgoers to enjoy. “They get flown in from the East Coast,” said…
Strong, full reservoirs expected for most of Alberta; Milk River basin faces severe irrigation shutdown
A robust mountain snowpack and a series of spring snowstorms have positioned most of Alberta for a strong water supply heading into the summer, according to the province’s latest water supply outlook. Read more: Cliff Rose for Clothes celebrating 40 years of business The positive forecast comes as a major relief following recent dry years,…
Lloydminster Lions Club hosts annual dog guide walk
The Lloydminster Lions Club hosted its annual walk at Bud Miller All Seasons Park on Saturday, raising funds to provide free guide dogs to Canadians with disabilities. Read more: Alberta unveils new border welcome signs Ray Tatro, a 43-year Lions Club member and past district governor for Northern Saskatchewan, noted that Helen Keller challenged the…
Conservation officers investigate illegal wire dumping near Lloydminster
Provincial conservation officers are turning to the public for tips after discovering a significant amount of unlawfully discarded wire and rubber in a rural ditch line northeast of Lloydminster. Read more: Tractors and pies a big hit in Lloyd Ministry of Environment investigators found the illegal dumping site April 29 on Township Road 512. At…
Tractors and pies a big hit in Lloyd
Tractors, pies and tug of war combined to pull off a day of fun in Lloydminster. The second annual event packed Weaver Heritage Park on a sunny Lloydminster Saturday. Read more: Lloydminster students strike provincial skills gold, head to nationals “This is the grand opening of the park for the year,” said Otis Rusling, president…