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byDan Gray

June 12, 2025

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Column: Small-town summer traditions
As the bright lights, sweet treats and midway games roll into town, it marks an anniversary for me. Read more: The Olive Tree shows off new kitchen One year ago today, after arriving in Lloydminster late the night before, my father, wife and I headed out to explore. That morning, we walked to Maggie Mae’s…
Column: Oat of control love for Lloydminster
Lloydminster is celebrating 120 years of the Lloyd Ex Fair this year. What a momentous occasion it is. Read more: Local fair celebrates 120 years In my research for the history of the fair, I came across an excerpt from a very old book. The Golden Land, published in 1911 by Arther E. Copping, speaks…
Column: Bike-cop blitz braps on border
I’m sure I wasn’t the only one who took notice of the abundance of RCMP members on motorcycles last week. They were everywhere, and Border City motorists seemed to be keeping them very busy. Read more: VIDEO: Lloyd Fire now full-time at both stations Was it due to Lloyd’s favourite pastime of getting window-tint tickets,…
Lloydminster weather: Saturday, July 12, 2025
Good morning, Lloydminster. Today’s weather is sunny and a high of 24 C. Read more: VIDEO: No timeline on Rush Lake solution According to Environment Canada, Lloyd can also expect 20 km/h northwest wind gusting to 40 km/h this morning and a UV index of seven. Tonight’s forecast is clear with 20 km/h northwest wind…
VIDEO: No timeline on Rush Lake solution
Cenovus Energy says one well remains uncontrolled at its Rush Lake site more than two months after a leak began. Read more: Cenovus reports Rush Lake “stabilized” “We have 15 of the 16 wells stabilized and the site is stabilized,” said Clayton Ulrich, Cenovus Energy’s senior manager for upstream operations in Lloydminster during a July…