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Provincial curling elite to pack Lloydminster’s new Hub
The premier men’s and women’s provincial curling championships are coming to the Border City. CURLSASK announced that Lloydminster’s Cenovus Energy Hub will host the 2027 SaskTel Tankard and Bunge Prairie Pinnacle from Jan. 10 to 17, 2027. Read more: City debt climbs as Cenovus Energy Hub funding wraps up The joint event will crown Saskatchewan’s…
Canada, Alberta finalize energy deal to build west coast oil pipeline
The federal and Alberta governments have finalized a landmark agreement to clear regulatory hurdles and advance the construction of a new, Indigenous co-owned oil pipeline to the west coast, aiming to break ground as early as Sept. 1, 2027. Read more: Saskatchewan drops 240 policy barriers to maximize nurse roles The implementation agreement, announced May…
HRHS to host annual student farmers market
Student entrepreneurs at Holy Rosary High School (HRHS) are preparing to showcase their talents and diverse cultures at the school’s fourth annual farmers market later this month. Read more: City debt climbs as Cenovus Energy Hub funding wraps up The market will take place May 28 from 3:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the school,…
New deal cuts red tape for Lloydminster heavy equipment apprentices
Heavy-duty equipment technician apprentices in the Border City will have an easier time getting their credentials thanks to a new cross-border agreement between Saskatchewan and Alberta. Read more: Three Lloydminster students claim new Archbishop awards The two provincial governments have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) allowing Saskatchewan-based apprentices employed in Lloydminster to register in…
Three Lloydminster students claim new Archbishop awards
A trio of Lloydminster high school seniors are making history as some of the first-ever recipients of a prestigious provincial Catholic leadership honour, sparking tears of pride from their families and mentors alike. Read more: ATCO sees opportunities in Canada’s North Valentina Corredor, Francis Ekwunife, and Milena Kokonas — all Grade 12 students at Holy…