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Smile cookies support community
The Tim Hortons Smile Cookie campaign is back to support local charities. Read more: Rural communities benefit from government program From now until May 4, smile cookies will be available for purchase at local Tim Hortons locations. “Every year, Tim Hortons restaurant owners across Canada come together with team members and guests to make an…
Rural communities benefit from government program
More locations have been added to the Saskatchewan Rural and Remote Incentive (RRRI) program, extending eligibility to a total of 70 communities. Read more: Mental health care concerns answered Communities include Lloydminster, Maidstone, Turtleford, North Battleford and more. The incentive of up to $50,000 for a three-year return-in-service is offered to new, permanent full-time employees…
Lloydminster weather: Monday, April 28, 2025
Good morning, Lloydminster. Today’s weather is sunny with increased cloudiness this afternoon and a high of 13 C. Read more: Garnett makes strides provincially According to Environment Canada, Lloyd can also expect a wind chill of -7 C this morning and 15 km/h wind. The UV index is five. Tonight’s forecast is mainly cloudy clearing…
Column: Does big business equal transit?
Public transit was back on my mind this week when, recently, a new warehouse and automobile repair facility were proposed in a remote corner of our city. Read more: Fire advisory issued in CVR The proposed area has little surrounding it, let alone many places where potential workers may live. When a large warehouse of…
Column: Canada’s pastime brings excitement to Lloydminster
Like many in Lloydminster, I’ve caught the Esso Cup fever. I was formally diagnosed with the fever following close contact with thrilling hockey on Sunday afternoon. The Centennial Civic Centre was erupting with excitement, seats were filled and the familiar sound of skates and sticks filled the air. Read more: Klunker Dunker sinks in support…