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Healthcare a hot button topic at debate

October 22, 2024

Lloyd RCMP charge male after $57,969 theft

October 22, 2024

Noon hour fire extinguished quickly

October 21, 2024

Students recognized at Holy Rosary

October 21, 2024

Kiwanis awards $10,000 to draw winner

October 21, 2024

Turtleford man found according to RCMP

October 21, 2024

Opinion: Government fiscal responsibility

October 20, 2024

Lloydminster Fire Chief resigns

October 19, 2024

Downtown morphs into pumpkin patch

October 18, 2024

Fundraiser held using pickled paddles

October 18, 2024

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Collectors show off at show and sale
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Figure skaters sizzle under the big top
Members of the Lloydminster Figure Skating Club sizzled during their 69th annual year-end carnival. This year, the club brought its “Under the Big Top” theme to the Cenovus Energy Hub on March 22. The afternoon featured over 24 dance numbers from skaters of all ages and skill levels. Stay tuned for our feature story on…
Police committee rounds out year with report, priorities
The Lloydminster Municipal Police Committee has completed its first full year in existence and updated council on its ongoing efforts. Read more: VIDEO: Policing committee draws large, engaged crowd Committee chair Darrell Dunn presented to council at the March 16 Governance and Priorities Committee meeting, reflecting on the year the committee has had. On Feb.…
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