Lloydminster Museum and Archives

Community treasures take centre stage at new exhibit

byMeridian Source Staff

February 24, 2026

Exhibit explores life on the Prairies during Edwardian era

byTaylor Weaver

November 17, 2025

History takes the stage at Lloyd Museum

byDan Gray

July 14, 2025

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Fish, game members earn provincial awards
Two members of the Lloydminster and District Fish and Game Association have been recognized with provincial awards from Alberta and Saskatchewan for their contributions to outdoor education and conservation. Read more: Aalbers heads east for FCM board of directors meeting The association received the Rural Outdoor Education – Gerry Gibson Memorial Award from the Alberta…
Column: A fascinating flight to sobriety
I always find it fascinating to relive someone’s story. More than that, going through old documents and seeing what someone deemed important about someone’s life is always interesting. Read more: Column: A pivotal player in Lloyd Today’s subject, Ronald Carlyle Harris, accomplished plenty in his life. He was born in Colonsay, Sask., and was one…
Gold Horse Casino hosts first powwow in the Hub
Gold Horse Casino packed the Cenovus Energy Hub full of excited spectators and competitors for its first ever powwow. Read more: Town of Vermilion approves new strategic plan Hosted by Gold Horse Casino, the event, which ran from March 13-15, is the first of its kind in the Border City. “It’s our inaugural powwow for…
Kinsmen donate to 19 local groups at new giving event
The Kinsmen Club of Lloydminster showcased its community impact this week, donating $12,250 to 19 local organizations during a special presentation aimed at highlighting the group’s commitment to giving back. Read more: Telemiracle steak night hits home for guests Kinsmen life member Darcy Wildeman said the club decided to make the event more visible this…
Digital era inbound for Lloydminster’s longstanding newspaper
A new digital chapter for the Meridian Source: We aren’t going anywhere Dear Lloydminster and surrounding communities, For generations, community newspapers have been part of the daily rhythm of towns and cities across Canada. The familiar sight of a paper on the kitchen table or waiting in the mailbox has long been a symbol of…