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Lakeland

Lakeland

Rustlers women’s soccer sweeps weekend

byTaylor Weaver

September 22, 2026

Conservation officers seek public help in Hillmond illegal hunting investigation

byTaylor Weaver

September 22, 2026

Sask. Highways announces micro surfacing work east of Lloydminster

byMeridian Source Staff

September 22, 2026

Sask. RCMP seize cocaine, meth and firearms in Lloydminster drug bust

byMeridian Source Staff

September 21, 2026

Sask. Premier Moe flags Lloydminster as possible nuclear reactor site

byMeridian Source Staff

September 20, 2026

Bobcats

Bobcats

Oil Barons top Bobcats 3-1 despite 42-shot barrage in home opener

byTaylor Weaver

September 19, 2026

Saskatchewan housing starts surge 65.5 per cent in August, leading country

byMeridian Source Staff

September 18, 2026

Rainfall stalls Saskatchewan harvest progress well behind historical averages

byMeridian Source Staff

September 18, 2026

Alberta separation could cost up to $170B in first five years, report warns

byMeridian Source Staff

September 18, 2026

Saskatchewan announces fall camping offerings and reduced October rates

byMeridian Source Staff

September 17, 2026

Latest News

Lakeland College open house set for Oct. 16, 17
Lakeland College will host Open House events at its Lloydminster and Vermilion campuses on Oct. 16 and 17, giving future students a first look at more than 50 programs.
Agrifoods International Co-op fined $100K after worker injury
Agrifoods International Cooperative Ltd. was fined $100,000 in Saskatoon Provincial Court after a worker was seriously injured in a 2023 incident at the company's facility.
Sask. unemployment rate second-lowest in Canada at 5.4 per cent
Saskatchewan posted the second-lowest unemployment rate among provinces in September at 5.4 per cent, adding 2,400 jobs year-over-year — a trend with direct implications for Lloydminster's two-province labour market.
Sask. harvest at 82 per cent as producers race the weather
Saskatchewan's harvest sits at 82 per cent complete as humidity and dew limit daily field hours, with the Lloydminster-area grain belt trailing the five- and 10-year averages.
Sask. leaders push Ottawa on infrastructure funding
Government Relations Minister Eric Schmalz and municipal leaders from across Saskatchewan, including Lloydminster's mayor, travelled to Ottawa this week to push for more flexible federal infrastructure funding.