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Playoff challenge serves champion Lakeland well

byJohn MacNeil

March 13, 2026

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Playoff challenge serves champion Lakeland well
The Lakeland Rustlers shook off morning tiredness, and a battle with the flu bug, as they practised Saturday in Lloydminster, the day before departing to Winnipeg for this week’s Canadian college women’s volleyball championship. Read more: Rustlers on track for back-to-back ACAC titles After all, the three-time reigning Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association champions are used…
Season on the line for hockey Rustlers
It’s must-win hockey from here on in for the Lakeland Rustlers. After losing just two games during the regular season, the Rustlers dropped back-to-back contests to the Red Deer Queens as the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference women’s championship series opened last weekend. Read more: Rustlers on track for back-to-back ACAC titles Red Deer won both…
Rustlers make case on and off court
As they’ve done all season, the Lakeland Rustlers are trying to put their best foot forward, on and off the court, this week at the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) women’s volleyball championship in Niverville, Man. Read more: Lakeland Rustlers capture fourth straight ACAC title As the three-time defending national champions, and freshly crowned Alberta…
RCMP report significant seizures throughout 2025
Specialized RCMP units removed large quantities of drugs and firearms from communities across Saskatchewan in 2025 as part of efforts to combat organized crime and target high-risk offenders. Read more: Library launches new artist-in-residence program According to the Saskatchewan RCMP, its Saskatchewan Enforcement Response Teams (SERT) seized approximately 60 kilograms of methamphetamine, 14 kilograms of…
Alberta RCMP encouraging seatbelt safety as fines set to increase
The Alberta RCMP is reminding motorists to buckle up this March as the fine for failing to wear a seatbelt is set to increase. Read more: CBSA seizes 111 kg of cocaine at Canada, U.S. border Police say wearing a seatbelt is essential to protect drivers and passengers in the event of a collision, noting…