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Photos: At least one missing after Lake Louise avalanche

March 14, 2025

Premier headed to Texas to pitch energy

March 12, 2025

Alberta makes March fraud prevention month

March 10, 2025

ATCO records another strong year

byChristian Apostolovski

March 10, 2025

Pioneer Lodge dealing with infestations

March 7, 2025

Patrick Kelly child luring case adjurned

March 5, 2025

Persistence pays off for new playground

March 4, 2025

Alberta earmarks $5.5M to stop human trafficking

March 2, 2025

Program for interns available in St. Paul

February 21, 2025

Smith demands repeal of Bill C-5

February 18, 2025

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Lloydminster weather: Sunday, March 16, 2025
Good morning, Lloydminster. Today’s weather is cloudy with a 30 per cent chance of snow and a high of -8 C. Read more: Rustlers women’s hockey provincial champs According to Environment Canada, Lloyd can also expect 40 km/h east wind and a wind chill of -30 C this morning and -16 C this afternoon. The…
Kindersley RCMP charge two in drug bust
RCMP officers arrested two people after seizing cocaine, cash, and drug paraphernalia in Kindersley. Police searched a home on 8th St. West on March 7 around 2 p.m. The search was part of a drug-trafficking investigation. Read more: Meadow Lake RCMP make drug bust Officers from the North Battleford Crime Reduction Team and Kindersley RCMP…
Column: Buy Canadian, local news and ads
If you haven’t started already, now might be the time to jump on the buy-Canadian bandwagon. I’m not talking about groceries, cars or maple syrup, though; I want you to buy independent Canadian news. Read more: Premier Smith talks energy in Texas Advertisers have provided the latticework on which to build community news for as…
Column: Hockey, arenas and a musical update
The topics of hockey and arenas here in the border city have been nothing short of hot. As winter slowly turns to fall and the clock ticks forward on the new Cenovus Energy Hub, plenty of questions still swirl around the new arena. Read more: Bandits beat Tigers, advance to final In the rear-view mirror…
Photo radar sites reduced in Lloydminster
The City of Lloydminster has cut its approved photo radar locations in half. The change comes to ensure compliance with new provincial regulations taking effect April 1. The Alberta government restricted photo radar use to school, playground, and construction zones, ending ticketing on numbered highways and limiting intersection safety cameras to red-light violations. The changes…