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Open house held by Lloyd Fire Department

October 15, 2024

Lloydminster weather for Tuesday, Oct 15

byChristian Apostolovski

October 15, 2024

Motor club celebrates decade of giving

byTaylor Weaver

October 14, 2024

Residents pack city hall for public hearing

byChristian Apostolovski

October 14, 2024

Lloydminster Chase the Ace over $80K

byTaylor Weaver

October 13, 2024

Opinion: Hockey season firing up

byTaylor Weaver

October 13, 2024

Lloydminster appoints city clerk

byChristian Apostolovski

October 13, 2024

Progress made on health fronts

October 12, 2024

A familiar pillar of the border city

byChristian Apostolovski

October 11, 2024

Pet Valu gives back to critters

byChristian Apostolovski

October 11, 2024

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Saskatchewan transfers Crown mineral rights to three First Nations
The Government of Saskatchewan has approved the transfer of additional Crown mineral rights to the federal government on behalf of three First Nations, moving the province forward on its Treaty obligations. Read more: GALLERY: LPSD students prep for historic paddling adventure The transfers will benefit the Onion Lake Cree Nation, Carry the Kettle Nakoda Nation,…
GALLERY: Geordie Kieffer cooks at sold out Lloydminster shows
Los Angeles based agro-pop artist Geordie Kieffer packed Cheers Live in Lloydminster on May 21 and 22. Read more: Lloydminster fire services bylaw adds new requirements and penalties The back-to-back sold-out shows saw the “Redline” artist perform his hits as well as new material. Read more: Pahtayken, Sask net bronze at Aboriginal U18 nationals
Junior A Lloydminster Bobcats cash in on U18 AAA St. Albert Raiders
The St. Albert pipeline is flowing freely into Lloydminster as multiple members of the U18 AAA Raiders are in the junior A Bobcats’ prospects pool. Read more: Provincial curling elite to pack Lloydminster’s new Hub The Alberta Junior Hockey League’s Bobcats signed two of those Raiders, defencemen Kyle Jamieson and Jett Toma, even before Lloyd’s…
Weather slows Saskatchewan seeding progress well below average
A disruptive mix of strong winds, rain and snow has stalled Saskatchewan farmers, leaving provincial seeding progress lagging well behind historical averages. Read more: Toma writes his own story According to the latest crop report, released by the Ministry of Agriculture on May 21, seeding across the province is sitting at 29 per cent complete…
Column: The centre of wellness
As I said in a recent column, I was planning on writing about the Libbie Young Centre. Read more: Column: Barking mad, an evergreen story I wrote about the namesake and the woman who was known for her kind-hearted ways. This week, I want to talk about the centre that still stands today. The Libbie…