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V-ball girls at open nationals

May 18, 2022

Ice Wars hosting debut event in Alberta

byTaylor Weaver

May 18, 2022

Gap study focuses Lloyd outlook

May 18, 2022

Sonics thrower to head field event

May 12, 2022

Prophet River locked, loaded at new location

byTaylor Weaver

May 12, 2022

Lloyd Comp expansion underway

May 12, 2022

Richardson’s Jewellery solid as rock in new home

byTaylor Weaver

May 12, 2022

Co-operators Field in good hands

byTaylor Weaver

May 11, 2022

LMAC stocks NLS for weekend

byTaylor Weaver

May 11, 2022

Huge turnout for inclusion funder

May 11, 2022

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Lloydminster weather: Wednesday, March 19, 2025
Good morning, Lloydminster. Today’s weather is sunny with 15 km/h wind and a high of 3 C. Read more: Lloydminster purchases new street sweepers According to Environment Canada, Lloyd can also expect a wind chill of -10 C this morning and a UV index of two or low. Tonight’s forecast is clear with an increase…
Traffic stop leads to charges, firearms and drugs
Loon Lake RCMP arrested two people after a traffic stop on Island Lake First Nation uncovered stolen ID, a firearm, and drugs. On March 14, officers stopped a vehicle during a routine traffic safety check. The driver failed to provide a valid license and gave officers a false name. Further investigation led to the seizure…
Bandits 2-0 final series returns to Lloyd
The Lloydminster Bandits championship North Eastern Alberta Jr. B Hockey League series with the Wainwright Bisons returns to the Border City on March 19. Read more: Rustlers women’s hockey provincial champs Game 1 was played in Wainwright on March 14 and resulted in a 3-2 final for the Bandits. Game 2, also played in Wainwright,…
Lloydminster purchases new street sweepers
The City of Lloydminster will be replacing three street sweepers. The sweepers have run between 4,000 to 4,200 hours and will have another 500 hours before the new units arrive. The industry standard for these street sweepers to retain their trade-in value is 5,000 hours. Read more: City to begin residential street sweeping Each unit…
Man killed in Patty’s day collision
An Alberta man died after a three-vehicle incident on Highway 7 west of Kindersley on March 17. Kindersley RCMP said the crash happened around 8:55 p.m. A car collided with a broken-down truck on the highway. Additionally, a second car then hit the first car. Read more: Kindersley RCMP charge two in drug bust Emergency…