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Column: All eyes on geeky peaksters
Look up. Look, way up. In the Border City, all eyes are on Ean Bull and Louis Stang as they live atop a scaffolding tower in a homemade igloo behind city hall to raise money for Telemiracle 50. Read more: Lloydminster duo take fundraiser to new heights for Telemiracle Coined Geeks on the Peak, the…
Fish and game banquet sees yearly growth
The Lloydminster and District Fish and Game Association hosted its annual Family Wildlife and Awards Banquet to a growing crowd. “We got up to 345 (people attending), pretty good from last year. We were up from 300,” said Dwayne Davison, president, Lloydminster and District Fish and Game Association. “We’re inching our way back to over…
ANNA IRENE JUBA
ANNA IRENE JUBA: Ann Juba was born Anna Irene Carstensen on July 9, 1930 in Cut Knife , Saskatchewan to Christian and Anna (Sankey) Carstensen. She grew up in Gallivan, Saskatchewan with Siblings Bertha, Hank and Minnie. After graduating from the General Hospital in Edmonton as a RN, She worked at the Viking and Lloydminster…
Ken Charles Dagger
KENNETH: Kenneth Charles Dagger. August 25, 1954 – January 10, 2026. It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Kenneth Charles Dagger on Saturday, January 10th, 2026, at the age of 71. Kenneth was a beloved resident of Camrose, Alberta, whose warmth and generosity touched the lives of all who knew him.…
Daniel Courtenay
COURTENAY: Daniel William Courtenay passed away in Lloydminster, SK at the age of 82 years. Dan was a friendly, outgoing guy who never missed an opportunity for a chat and was widely known for his storytelling- some of it true, some of it improved for entertainment value and some outright fabrications. He spent most of…