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New Holy Rosary field remains on schedule

August 20, 2025

Alberta tweaks crop rules to reduce strain

August 19, 2025

Alberta will not accept EV mandate

August 19, 2025

Probation, community service for Macklin arsonist

August 18, 2025

Column: Tyranny or public safety?

August 17, 2025

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Prehistoric playtime at Lloyd Library

August 15, 2025

VIDEO: Boundary gives back with Bronco Big Bend

August 15, 2025

One killed in collision near Kitscoty

August 15, 2025

LABIS: 40 years of brain injury support

August 15, 2025

Britannia still deployed fighting wildfires

August 14, 2025

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Thinning ice calls for fishing shelter removal in Saskatchewan
Warming temperatures are quickly changing ice conditions across Saskatchewan, prompting a reminder for anglers to remove ice fishing shelters before the ice becomes unsafe. Read more: ‘Proud to say that they were Rustlers’ The Government of Saskatchewan says late-season ice can weaken from below, shift unexpectedly and conceal cracks under snow cover, making even familiar…
Jo Anne Cross
ANNE: Jo Anne Cross (Ogilvie) of Lloydminster, AB passed away peacefully on Monday, March 2, 2026 at Lloydminster Hospital at the age of 90 years. Jo was born on January 19, 1936 to Alvin and Annie Ogilvie in Regina, SK. Her dad passed when she was 14 and she dedicated herself to graduate high school,…
Norman Gadsby
GADSBY: On Sunday January 4, 2026 Mr. Harold “Norman” Gadsby Passed away in Lloydminster at the age of 97 years Norman is survived by his loving wife of 70 years, Brigitte Gadsby; Children, Randy (Debbie) Gadsby, Tom Gadsby (Judy), Shelley Gadsby, Michael (Janice) Gadsby, and Nancy (Howard) Mehain; Grandchildren, Katie, Ian, Rhea, Keith, Kim, Kristal,…
Mount Joy celebrates 60 years of snowy fun
Mount Joy Snow Resort passed a big milestone March 14 as it celebrated 60 years in business. Read more: ‘Proud to say that they were Rustlers’ The day was filled with snowy fun as the resort hosted races for skiers and snowboarders as well as a cardboard race. “They’ll head up on the bunny hill…
Lloydminster RCMP seek help recovering remaining stolen items after break-in
Lloydminster RCMP is asking for the public’s help in recovering 12 items still missing following a break-in in late February, as most of the stolen property in the investigation has now been recovered. Read more: Lloydminster RCMP arrest male in connection with jewelry theft, looking for more stolen items In an update on March 18,…