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New Empower2Recover conference coming to Lloydminster

byTaylor Weaver

February 5, 2026

Sask. launches new virtual addiction medicine program

byMeridian Source Staff

January 30, 2026

New Saskatchewan law would allow compulsory addiction care

byMeridian Source Staff

December 8, 2025

Residents in Recovery: Helping people get back on track

byDan Gray

August 25, 2025

Drug treatment court comes to the Battlefords

byDan Gray

July 13, 2025

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Cousins cross paths in Border City
Family ties crossed junior hockey leagues last weekend at the Hub, as cousins from different cities caught up with each other before their respective games in Lloydminster. Read more: ‘Proud to say that they were Rustlers’ Adryan Bugiera of the junior B Lloydminster Bandits chatted with his second cousin, Owen Hutzul of the junior A…
Property crime, traffic and drugs remain priority for police in Vermilion
The Town of Vermilion has set its top policing priorities for 2026. The top three priorities will be property crime, traffic enforcement and drug-related offences, as approved by a council motion at the March 3 regular council meeting. Read more: Vermilion council welcomes new RCMP detachment commander “Last year it was the same — it…
Multi-vehicle collision prompts highway warning near Kitscoty
Earlier this morning, Kitscoty RCMP advised motorists to avoid travel along a stretch of Highway 16 after a multi-vehicle collision west of the community Tuesday. RCMP say officers responded to a crash in the westbound lanes near Range Road 40A in Vermilion River County at approximately 9 a.m. Police say a tanker truck, a semi-truck…
Kitscoty RCMP advises of poor driving conditions
Kitscoty RCMP is advising the public of poor driving conditions on Highway 16, especially between Range Road 43 and Highway 93, on Tuesday, March 17. These conditions have resulted in at least one collision and major slowdowns in the area. The public is asked to drive slowly and safely or avoid travel in the area…
Hub comes in slightly over budget
The final funding sources for the Cenovus Energy Hub have been approved after the project came in just over budget. Read more: Library launches new artist-in-residence program Administration has requested a transfer of $536,893 from wastewater offsites to the Hub. “During the final phases of construction, we required additional funds to complete a number of…