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byMeridian Source Staff

July 28, 2026

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Saskatchewan pledges up to one-third cost-matching for three major regional arena and convention projects
The Saskatchewan government is urging Ottawa to back three major infrastructure projects across the province, offering to match federal contributions up to a maximum of one-third of eligible costs. Read more: Saskatchewan RCMP calls for service surge 15 per cent in 2025 In a letter sent to federal housing, infrastructure and communities minister Gregor Robertson,…
Lloydminster man charged after Saskatchewan RCMP seize illegal firearm magazines
A 61-year-old Lloydminster man faces multiple firearm charges after police seized guns and prohibited magazines during a raid at a home in Lloydminster, Sask., earlier this month. Read more: Jumpin’ Joe claims back-to-back Lloydminster Indian Relay titles Saskatchewan RCMP said members of the Lloydminster Saskatchewan Trafficking Response Team executed a search warrant on July 15…
Saskatchewan RCMP warn of traffic ticket text message scam
Saskatchewan police are warning the public to remain alert after a recent surge in fraudulent text messages claiming recipients owe money for traffic citations. Read more: Jumpin’ Joe claims back-to-back Lloydminster Indian Relay titles On July 28, Saskatchewan RCMP said they continue to receive reports of the scam, with recent clusters reported in the Carnduff…
Jumpin’ Joe claims back-to-back Lloydminster Indian Relay titles
For 20-year-old Jumpin’ Joe Jackson, winning at Halstead Downs is quickly becoming a summer tradition, but the horses and the growing crowd of young fans are what keep him coming back to the track. Read more: Lloydminster council concerned over political advertising in proposed policy change Jackson, riding for the Poitras Relay team, captured his…
Saskatchewan leads Canada in retail trade growth with $2.3B in May sales
Saskatchewan’s retail trade outpaced all other Canadian provinces in May, buoyed by a 2.9 per cent month-over-month increase in sales, according to new data from Statistics Canada. Read more: BCHL’s Langley Rivermen score fast-rising D-man Pickford Seasonally adjusted retail sales reached $2.3 billion for the month, placing the province at the top of national growth…