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November 4, 2025

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Saskatchewan signs MOU with UAE on nuclear energy collaboration
Saskatchewan organizations have signed a memorandum of understanding with the Emirates Nuclear Energy Company to collaborate on the development of a nuclear energy program in the United Arab Emirates. Read more: Bandits turn toward memorable 2026 The agreement, signed Jan. 16, involves the Saskatchewan Research Council and the Global Institute for Energy, Minerals and Society…
Kitscoty RCMP arrest two after police vehicles rammed
Two people are facing multiple charges after several RCMP vehicles were deliberately rammed during a chaotic series of events in eastern Alberta last week. Read more: Recent windstorm wreaks havoc at outdoor rink Kitscoty RCMP say officers were called to an abandoned vehicle at an oil site along Township Road 492 shortly before 4 p.m.…
Council looks to make new updates to land use bylaw
City of Lloydminster council received a six-month update on the land use bylaw, with feedback indicating some changes are required. Read more: Local partnership brings ultrasound machine to Lloyd At the Jan. 12 Governance and Priorities Committee meeting, Natasha Pidkowa, manager of planning, explained the city has received feedback on the bylaw. “Since its approval…
Recent windstorm wreaks havoc at outdoor rink
A recent windstorm, which saw winds blow through Lloydminster at 90 km/h, has left the outdoor rink at the Cenovus Energy Hub damaged. Read more: Fish and game banquet to bring fun, food and awards The storm left damage to the rink board system and dislodged multiple plexiglass panels. According to the city, many panels…
Saskatchewan tops wholesale trade growth: Statistics Canada
Saskatchewan recorded the strongest year-over-year growth in wholesale trade among the provinces, according to new figures released by Statistics Canada. Read more: Lloydminster Ex Chase the Ace at $63.8K The agency reported Saskatchewan’s wholesale trade rose 15.3 per cent from November 2024 to November 2025, excluding petroleum, petroleum products and other hydrocarbons, as well as…