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Alberta doctors have new way to get paid

March 29, 2025

Lakeland College signs historic MoU

March 22, 2025

Emcon fined $180k for 2022 incident

March 21, 2025

Lakeland’s top livestock up for auction

March 20, 2025

Mental health patients to benefit from care kits

March 19, 2025

Woman brings drugs to court, leaves with possession charge

March 19, 2025

Smith demands Carney call federal election

March 19, 2025

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

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Column: Driving in Lloydminster, why are we always in such a Hurry?
If you spend any time driving in Lloydminster, you’ve likely noticed an unwritten rule: if you aren’t five minutes early, you’re already late. Read more: Alberta culture minister heads to Ireland and UK to boost creative sector From aggressive lane changes to parking lot battles, local traffic can quickly turn a routine morning commute into…
Alberta culture minister heads to Ireland and UK to boost creative sector
Alberta minister of arts, culture and status of women Tanya Fir will begin an international mission to Ireland and the United Kingdom on Sunday to expand partnerships across the film, television, music, and arts industries. Read more: Backhoe stolen from Lashburn business: RCMP Running Oct. 4 to 13, the nine-day trip will include stops in…
What Sask.’s nuclear push could mean for Lloydminster
Saskatchewan's new nuclear energy plan sets a 2050 target of 2,600 MW, raising questions about what it means for Lloydminster's heavy-oil-dependent economy.
Deets lifts Bobcats past Grizzlys in OT victory
The Lloydminster Bobcats completed a second-period comeback and pulled out a 4-3 overtime win against the Olds Grizzlys in Alberta Junior Hockey League play Friday night at the Olds Sportsplex. Read more: Backhoe stolen from Lashburn business: RCMP Dylan Deets netted the unassisted winner 1:56 into the extra frame to capped off a two-point performance…
Saskatchewan harvest hits 63 per cent completion after warm, dry week
Warm, dry conditions across Saskatchewan allowed farmers to make significant progress over the past week, bringing the provincial harvest to 63 per cent complete. Read more: UPDATE: Shelter-in-place order lifted following arrest in Wainwright According to the latest crop report from the Ministry of Agriculture for the period ending Sept. 28, combining progress jumped 22…