Lloydminster Public Library

LPL worried over provincial legislation, celebrates successful 2025

byChristian Apostolovski

April 28, 2026

Library launches new artist-in-residence program

byTaylor Weaver

March 11, 2026

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Heavy oil show returns with expanded fireside chats
The Lloydminster Heavy Oil Show will be expanding its popular fireside chats, among other big offerings, when it returns this September. Read more: New Cherry on top at St. Mary’s Roger Deeks, president of the Lloydminster Oilfield Technical Society, presented to the Rotary Club of Lloydminster on June 8 about all things heavy oil. “This…
Meadow Lake opens new transitional housing for women and children
A new transitional housing development has opened in Meadow Lake, offering safe shelter for women and children. Read more: Barons’ Kvill strikes three gold at district meet The project, named labada bekòë, provides secure housing paired with comprehensive programming for three families and three individuals. The government-funded project is a joint partnership between the Meadow…
Lloydminster’s Chappell swings into college baseball
Befitting a baseball player, Lucas Chappell handled the change-up with poise. While his fellow Holy Rosary High School graduates bound for post-secondary athletics had already finalized their college and university plans, June 4 truly was commitment day for Chappell. Read more: AJHL expands playoffs, adds new all-star game Just hours before officially signing to play…
Lloydminster gang shooting: Warrant issued for Turtleford man
Lloydminster RCMP has issued an arrest warrant for a Saskatchewan man following a gang-related shooting late last year that left two men injured. Read more: Lloydminster Comprehensive student sparks bronze win at nationals Mounties announced charges against 30-year-old Robert Lee Plourde of Turtleford, Sask., on June 10 following an extensive investigation into the Nov. 10,…
Streetfest continues success into 15th year
The City of Lloydminster’s 15th annual Downtown Streetfest was a big hit again this year, featuring several new attractions. Read more: Word on the beat: Feeney warrants The event, held June 6, packed the downtown core with plenty of activities for everyone. “Over 50 street vendors and downtown businesses propped their doors open,” said Sandra…