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Feast on the Farm almost sold out

July 1, 2025

Vermillion RCMP lay charges after break and enter

June 28, 2025

ALERT seizes guns, charges Lloyd teen

June 26, 2025

Lloyd man charged with impaired driving

June 26, 2025

Premiers offer talk, no timeline on hospital

June 26, 2025

Four charged after downtown gun seizure in Lloyd

June 25, 2025

Tornado watch issued for Lloydminster

June 25, 2025

VIDEO: Pioneer Lodge celebrates 65 years

June 25, 2025

Word on the beat: Motor vehicle collisions

byStaff Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown

June 24, 2025

M.D. of Bonnyville employee killed in morning collision

June 24, 2025

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Lloydminster and area students excited to try trades
With the demand for skilled tradespeople on the rise, the annual Try-A-Trade event introduces students to the industry through hands-on excitement. Read more: Lloydminster Lions name 2025 citizens of the year Hosted at the Lloyd Ex, the annual event welcomes busloads of students eager to get hands-on experience in various career paths “We’re expecting over…
Saskatchewan aligns Time Act as Alberta shifts to permanent CST
The Saskatchewan government is repealing and replacing its decades-old time legislation to coordinate with Alberta’s move to permanent Central Standard Time. Read more: Lloydminster’s Pitch-In Week pushes through unexpected spring snow The Ministry of Government Relations announced Thursday that The Time Act, 2026 will replace the original 1966 statute. The update follows Alberta’s decision to…
City looks to establish concert and events policy
With the Cenovus Energy Hub now coming out of its first winter season, and with a big concert on the horizon, the City of Lloydminster is looking at creating a concert and special events policy. Read more: Lloydminster Lions name 2025 citizens of the year First presented at the April 20 regular council meeting and…
Lloydminster maternal mental health events mark 11 years
The Lloydminster Maternal Mental Health Initiative is marking its 11th anniversary this May with a series of free community events aimed at raising awareness and supporting families during the perinatal period. Read more: Lloyd Golf and Curling Centre faces major maintenance The two-day lineup, scheduled for May 7 and 8, focuses on connection, education and…
Training for Sask. hospitality workers aims to curb human trafficking
The Government of Saskatchewan is investing $115,000 to train hospitality and tourism workers to identify and prevent human trafficking within the province. Read more: Lloyd Golf and Curling Centre faces major maintenance The funding, announced April 30, is being delivered to Hospitality Saskatchewan through the National Action Plan to End Gender-based Violence. The new industry-wide…