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Lloydminster lunch program gets new federal funding boost

byTaylor Weaver

May 12, 2026

City tackles “social disorder” with two new teams

byChristian Apostolovski

May 12, 2026

Word on the beat: Risks to police officers

byStaff Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown

May 11, 2026

Provincial silver lining pleases Kitscoty’s Pratt

May 10, 2026

What’s new in Lloydminster: Community Calendar

byMeridian Source Staff

May 10, 2026

Alberta launches new phone line for mental health, addiction support

byMeridian Source Staff

May 9, 2026

Edmonton pharmacist suspended 18 months for drug misuse, dishonesty

byMeridian Source Staff

May 9, 2026

Keeler and AJHL-champion Eagles shoot for Centennial Cup title

May 8, 2026

Alberta to build Western Canada’s first provincial DNA lab

byMeridian Source Staff

May 8, 2026

Alberta invests $2M in youth suicide prevention grants

byMeridian Source Staff

May 8, 2026

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Lloydminster lunch program gets new federal funding boost
A new federally funded lunch program at the Lloydminster Catholic School Division is helping students at St. Mary’s Elementary School access free daily meals while easing pressure on families facing rising grocery costs. Read more: Lloydminster’s Bradley Air takes Rotary to the skies The program, funded through Canada’s National School Food Program, launched at the…
City tackles “social disorder” with two new teams
The City of Lloydminster is looking to tackle impacts of what it calls social disorder with the creation of two new teams. Read more: City of Lloyd recognizes 150th anniversary of Treaty 6 Andrew DeGruchy, director of public safety, City of Lloydminster, said there’s been little investment by higher levels of government related to these…
City of Lloyd recognizes 150th anniversary of Treaty 6
The City of Lloydminster has proclaimed May 18-24 Treaties Recognition Week. The proclamation was brought forward at the May 4 regular council meeting. Read more: Lloydminster begins annual spring street sweeping program “A request was received after the 2026 proclamations that were completed in November 2025,” explained city manager Dion Pollard. This year marks a…
Word on the beat: Risks to police officers
Most people likely think the biggest risks to police officers are physical altercations or vehicle collisions. While those often top the list, there are many others that aren’t as obvious to the general public. Read more: Lloydminster RCMP arrest man after reports of firearm aimed at vehicles, school bus Officers work in all conditions, which…
Saskatchewan mining sales hit new record $12.8 billion
Saskatchewan’s mining industry reached a historic milestone in 2025, generating more than $12.8 billion in mineral sales as global demand for potash and uranium surged. Read more: Lloydminster begins annual spring street sweeping program According to government data released Thursday, total sales rose 19 per cent over 2024. The growth was spearheaded by a 24…