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Toques help fight tumours

September 22, 2024

Lloydminster weather for Sunday Sept. 22

byTaylor Weaver

September 22, 2024

Hiring the unhoused: Edmonton’s solution

September 22, 2024

Fire Dept demonstrates life-saving skills

byTaylor Weaver

September 21, 2024

Gallery: Stars best Barons 15-7

byTaylor Weaver

September 21, 2024

Editorial: Rumours and changing narratives

byTaylor Weaver

September 21, 2024

Council reappoints experienced members to committee

byChristian Apostolovski

September 21, 2024

Lloydminster weather for Saturday Sept. 21

byTaylor Weaver

September 21, 2024

Recent fires under police investigation

September 20, 2024

MOB capitalize on Bobcats

byTaylor Weaver

September 20, 2024

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Rain doesn’t deter Onion Lake senior at Sports Days
A little rain, or even a lot of rain, wasn’t about to faze Gordon Cook. The 80-year-old member of Onion Lake Cree Nation stuck to his grandstand seat during heavy rain and occasional sunny periods Sunday, still early in the five-day Onion Lake Sports Days program. Read more: Village of Marwayne marks historic 100th anniversary…
Saskatchewan warns of fake Mark Carney investment scam
Saskatchewan’s financial regulator is warning the public about an online investment scam utilizing a fake endorsement from Prime Minister Mark Carney. Read more: Youth council celebrates decade of existence with another busy year The Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan (FCAA) issued an alert Thursday against two online entities operating as Delta-CapitalGroup and Delta-AssetGroup.…
Word on the beat: Drug overdoses
On June 15, the federal government announced that opioid-related deaths across Canada significantly declined in 2025. The government release noted that increased access to naloxone — a medication that reverses opioid overdoses — is a key factor attributed to this decline. Read more: Word on the beat: Traffic collisions The release also stated that 78…
Saskatchewan flooding delays crops and haying operations
Heavy rainfall and severe hailstorms across Saskatchewan have left fields saturated, delayed crop development and brought haying operations to a complete standstill, according to the latest provincial crop report. Read more: New Lloydminster Chase the Ace starting at $37.6K The report, covering June 23 to June 29, highlights widespread flooding in low-lying areas following a…
Youth council celebrates decade of existence with another busy year
The Lloydminster Youth Council had another busy year full of milestone celebrations, marking 10 years of existence for the organization. Read more: Alberta invests $7M in Lakeland College agricultural training Addison Smith, the chair of the youth council, and Ife Antonio, chair emeritus, told Lloydminster city council they had their biggest group so far, with…