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City of Lloydminster site gets upgrade

byChristian Apostolovski

December 13, 2024

Upper level of curling centre closed

byChristian Apostolovski

December 12, 2024

Triple murder investigation continues in Lloydminster

December 12, 2024

$1.2 million fire impacts RM snow removal

December 12, 2024

High speed internet entering more Sask communities

byChristian Apostolovski

December 12, 2024

Speeding scam warning issued by RCMP

December 12, 2024

Rustlers players speak on coach’s firing

byTaylor Weaver

December 12, 2024

Lloydminster weather for Thursday, Dec. 12

byTaylor Weaver

December 12, 2024

When a Grinch stole power cords

December 12, 2024

Alert: targeting Lloyd’s organized crime

December 11, 2024

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Lloydminster’s Momentum Volleyball Club strikes gold
The Lloydminster-based Momentum Volleyball Club has kept its golden streak intact. Read more: Nickle banks on Bonnyville For the second straight year, the same contingent of girls — plus two newcomers from Meadow Lake — has earned the Saskatchewan club volleyball championship, this year at the 16U level. “It was very exciting and quite an…
Saskatchewan Legislature unveils ‘Hall of Valour’ to honour veterans
The Saskatchewan government officially dedicated Room 218 of the Legislative Building as the “Hall of Valour” on April 22, creating a permanent space to honour the province’s military personnel and Victoria Cross recipients. Read more: Treaty Learning Journey brings truth to Lloydminster Premier Scott Moe and Provincial Military Liaison Blaine McLeod joined members of the…
Word on the beat: Impaired operation
It’s hard to believe anyone who drives in Canada is unaware that impaired driving is an offence. Rather than focus on the legalities, it’s worth looking at some related issues. Read more: RCMP warn Lloydminster parents of replica gun dangers Impaired driving laws in the Criminal Code of Canada are updated from time to time,…
Saskatchewan to create new associate judge positions
The Saskatchewan government introduced legislation Tuesday to create a new classification of associate judges within the Court of King’s Bench, a move intended to tackle mounting caseloads and streamline the province’s legal system. Read more: STATT continues supporting Lloyd’s seniors The King’s Bench Amendment Act, 2026, will allow for the appointment of an initial roster…
Column: Sun’s out, guns out in Lloydminster
The sun’s been shining bright as of late, and Lloydminster has certainly seen its fair share of press releases from local and provincial police services. Read more: Opinion: Local journalism matters to seniors in new digital-only era In case you missed it, two major busts by Lloydminster RCMP were reported on April 21. The first…