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Council supports Mural Fest for second year

byChristian Apostolovski

April 13, 2026

Major accident shuts down Highway 16 and 17

byMeridian Source Staff

April 13, 2026

Experts urge Ottawa to seek new trading opportunities within the Western Hemisphere

Experts urge Ottawa to seek new trading opportunities within the Western Hemisphere

Saskatchewan oil and gas auction nets $13M in new revenue

byMeridian Source Staff

April 13, 2026

Civic Centre items to be auctioned off

byChristian Apostolovski

April 13, 2026

Saskatchewan opens 2026-27 grant applications for veterans service clubs

byMeridian Source Staff

April 12, 2026

UPDATE: Kitscoty RCMP locate missing woman

byMeridian Source Staff

April 12, 2026

Column: Salvation Army beginnings

byChristian Apostolovski

April 12, 2026

Provincial bronze colours Vermilion Tigers’ season

April 11, 2026

Column: We’re here to help, Lloydminster

byTaylor Weaver

April 11, 2026

Lloydminster Bandits’ graduates replay junior journey

April 10, 2026

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Holy Rosary track athletes medal at School Sport Alberta provincials
Five students from Holy Rosary reached the podium at the School Sport Alberta provincial track and field championships in June at Foothills Athletic Park in Calgary. Read more: Lloydminster firefighters raise more than $18K in Calgary stairclimb challenge Those medallists were among 14 athletes from the Lloydminster Catholic school to qualify for the senior high…
Saskatchewan minimum wage rising to $15.70 in October
Saskatchewan’s minimum wage will increase to $15.70 per hour effective Oct. 1, the provincial government announced on June 29. The current rate is calculated using an indexation formula that gives equal weight to changes in the Consumer Price Index and the average hourly wage in the province. Read more: 18U AA Pirates off to strong…
Lloydminster firefighters raise more than $18K in Calgary stairclimb challenge
Fifteen members of Lloydminster Fire Rescue swapped their local training tower for Calgary’s tallest skyscraper, raising nearly $19,000 for cancer support while conquering a gruelling physical challenge. Read more: City moves to rehabilitate 40-year-old water clarifier The firefighters participated in the annual Calgary Stairclimb Challenge at Brookfield Place, climbing 57 stories — a total of…
Saskatchewan farmers get free hay as ditch mowing begins
Saskatchewan farmers and ranchers can now harvest free livestock feed from provincial highway ditches as the annual ditch mowing and hay salvage program gets underway. Read more: Word on the beat: Traffic collisions Landowners and lessees whose property sits adjacent to a highway ditch have the first opportunity to cut or bale the hay until…
City of Lloydminster works to address aging neighbourhoods
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