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Ag education day brings out 1.2K students to learn
While the familiar sounds of animals were distant, the sounds of joyous children echoed through the Lloyd Ex as kids packed into the building for Ag Education Day. Read more: Saskatchewan introduces new mixed-use affordable housing model in North Battleford The yearly event takes place in April and brings in kids from all over the…
Saskatchewan pledges $17.2M for new alternative justice programs
The Saskatchewan government is committing $17.2 million over the next four years to fund justice programs aimed at keeping people out of the traditional court system. Read more: Cold Lake Air Show set to return in 2026 with world-class lineup The investment, announced April 27, will provide approximately $4.3 million annually through the 2029-30 fiscal…
RCMP seek help identifying woman after Lloydminster altercation
Lloydminster RCMP are asking for the public’s help in identifying a woman following an altercation earlier this week, citing concerns for her well-being. Read more: Saskatchewan boosts highway patrol budget Police say officers responded to a report from a concerned citizen at about 7:30 p.m. on April 2, after an incident involving three individuals near…
LPL worried over provincial legislation, celebrates successful 2025
The Lloydminster Public Library (LPL) has officially marked its first year as a municipal entity, even as upcoming provincial legislative changes create a sense of uncertainty. Cheryl Sikora, the library’s director, presented to City of Lloydminster council April 20. Read more: Saskatchewan funds new Missing Persons Week events She says the change to a municipal…
Saskatchewan boosts highway patrol budget
The Saskatchewan government is increasing its investment in the Saskatchewan Highway Patrol (SHP) by more than $700,000 this year, a move officials say will put more officers on the road to disrupt organized crime and improve commercial vehicle safety. Read more: ‘New Home for Hope’ campaign unveiled in Lloydminster The 2026-27 provincial budget allocates $8.5…