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Rustlers release coach Chris King

byTaylor Weaver

December 6, 2024

Council makes policy more clear

byChristian Apostolovski

December 5, 2024

Jail and Bail to help animals in need

byTaylor Weaver

December 5, 2024

Investigation ruins Rustlers record

byTaylor Weaver

December 5, 2024

Lloydminster weather for Thursday, Dec. 5

byTaylor Weaver

December 5, 2024

Red Bicycle celebrates 10 years

byChristian Apostolovski

December 5, 2024

RCMP arrest female in drug investigation

byTaylor Weaver

December 4, 2024

Lloydminster to replace water screen

byChristian Apostolovski

December 4, 2024

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Lloydminster area driller to abandon wells

December 4, 2024

Lloydminster weather for Wednesday, Dec. 4

byTaylor Weaver

December 4, 2024

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Downtown resource centre in the works, permits pending
A new resource centre is in the works to support Lloydminster’s unhoused population in the heart of the city. Read more: Lloyd chamber rings in successful year The Lloydminster and Vermilion for Equity (LVE) Foundation announced work is underway to open the Nitôtêm Resource Centre. LVE is in the process of obtaining permits from the…
Lloydminster newcomers invited to special table tennis event
Lloydminster newcomers will have a chance to pick up a paddle and connect with their new community. The Lloyd Table Tennis Club will host the special table tennis event on Tuesday, April 7. Read more: Word on the beat: Traffic collisions The club, in partnership with Gateway for Newcomers, is hosting the play session from…
Lloydminster man wins $500,000 on Daily Grand draw
A Lloydminster man is celebrating a $500,000 lottery win after checking a ticket he had been carrying for weeks. Randy Kuzek won the prize in the Feb. 23 Daily Grand draw. He said he discovered the win while stopping at a 7-Eleven location, where he decided to scan a stack of tickets he had collected…
$15M in new funding for Saskatchewan workers hit by tariffs
The federal and Saskatchewan governments are launching a $15.6-million initiative to support workers and industries hit by global trade tariffs. Read more: Rotary district governor outlines goals to improve accessibility The Canada-Saskatchewan Workforce Tariff Response, announced March 27, will provide funding over the next three years to help approximately 1,800 workers retrain or upgrade their…
Column: A look into John Kirk Kemp
For those that may not know, I live in the general area of Father Gorman and Jack Kemp schools. I’m interested in how both got their names, and today, I can tick one off my list. Read more: Column: Not one, but two babies John Kirk Kemp, or as most people knew him Jack Kemp.…