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Lloydminster student wins $5,000 Conexus Youth Leadership Award

byTaylor Weaver

July 1, 2026

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Lloydminster student wins $5,000 Conexus Youth Leadership Award
A local high school student who nearly skipped school for a senior tradition instead walked into a life-changing surprise: a $5,000 scholarship. Read more: Lloyd Comp student raves about Rotary’s Adventures in Citizenship Eman Shahid, a graduating student from Lloydminster Comprehensive High School, is one of 12 Saskatchewan youth leaders selected to receive the 2026…
Alberta invests $7M in Lakeland College agricultural training
The Alberta government is investing more than $7 million to expand and modernize hands-on agricultural training at Lakeland College, provincial officials announced on June 29. Read more: Village of Marwayne marks historic 100th anniversary The funding, allocated for the 2026-27 fiscal year, will support major upgrades to the beef yard and relocate horse pen facilities…
Village of Marwayne marks historic 100th anniversary
A torrential downpour couldn’t wash out a century of history in the Village of Marwayne on Saturday. Read more: City of Lloydminster works to address aging neighbourhoods Despite persistent rain that forced organizers to move outdoor events indoors, roughly 500 residents gathered to celebrate the momentous occasion of the village’s 100th anniversary on June 27.…
Holy Rosary track athletes medal at School Sport Alberta provincials
Five students from Holy Rosary reached the podium at the School Sport Alberta provincial track and field championships in June at Foothills Athletic Park in Calgary. Read more: Lloydminster firefighters raise more than $18K in Calgary stairclimb challenge Those medallists were among 14 athletes from the Lloydminster Catholic school to qualify for the senior high…
Saskatchewan minimum wage rising to $15.70 in October
Saskatchewan’s minimum wage will increase to $15.70 per hour effective Oct. 1, the provincial government announced on June 29. The current rate is calculated using an indexation formula that gives equal weight to changes in the Consumer Price Index and the average hourly wage in the province. Read more: 18U AA Pirates off to strong…