Health and Wellness | Meridian Source

Redefined Yoga finds new home, builds community in wellness space

byTaylor Weaver

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Health and wellness fair sees strong turnout

byTaylor Weaver

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Alarming rise in misinformation about women’s health on social media

byThe Canadian Press

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Border City bad boys prep for Ice Wars
While many attended last Friday’s Lloydminster Region Health Foundation gala — or stayed indoors to avoid what was hopefully the Border City’s last snowstorm — two men were sharpening their hockey-fighting skills. Read more: Lloyd Golf and Curling Centre faces major maintenance Travis Levitsky and Dylan Schellenberg were at the Cenovus Energy Hub preparing for…
New community calendar: There’s lots to do in Lloydminster
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Thank you, Lloydminster: a message from the Walker family
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Saskatchewan invests $1.16M in new school restorative justice programs
The Saskatchewan government is committing more than $1 million over the next four years to expand restorative justice programs in schools, aiming to curb bullying and improve student well-being. Read more: Lloydminster outdoor association fries up good times The province announced it will provide $288,876 annually through the 2029-30 fiscal year. The total investment of…
Column: New awards season is upon us!
Awards season in the newspaper business is like Christmas in July. Each year, news outlets submit their best work hoping it will tickle the judges’ fancy. Read more: Column: Sun’s out, guns out in Lloydminster Selecting submissions can be time-consuming and tedious, and the results are often unpredictable — sometimes they go your way, and…