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UPDATED: Lloydminster residents affected by planned outage

byChristian Apostolovski

July 17, 2024

Funding from Sask to benefit Lloydminster groups

byChristian Apostolovski

July 12, 2024

Hot and dry conditions lead to fire ban in Saskatchewan

byChristian Apostolovski

July 11, 2024

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Minor changes made to Lloydminster’s 2026 budget
The City of Lloydminster has approved changes to its 2026 budget. Read more: Alberta invests $2M in youth suicide prevention grants The item was presented by Ryan Hill, financial planning and analysis manager for the city, who explained the municipality is in the final stages of its annual budget revisions. “We’re in the final revision…
Saskatchewan spring seeding delayed by cold and floods
A combination of frozen soil, lingering cold, and localized flooding has slowed the start of the 2026 Saskatchewan seeding season, leaving most farmers waiting for drier conditions. Read more:Affordability crisis: Stubbs slams Liberal record The latest provincial crop report released Thursday shows only three per cent of the 2026 crop has been planted as of…
Lloydminster’s Bradley Air takes Rotary to the skies
Rotarians got to take to the skies from the safety of their Monday luncheon on May 4. Read more: Lobsterfest steaks claim for Rotary Garth George, owner of Bradley Airspray, was in attendance to talk all things flying farmers. He was bitten by the flying bug early but quickly realized the military may not be…
Provincial silver lining pleases Kitscoty’s Pratt
On the path toward his respectable showing in the School Sport Alberta badminton provincials, Gavin Pratt of Kitscoty gained an even greater appreciation of the calibre of the best high school players in the province. Read more: Lloydminster Bobcats’ new coach Brassard credits team around him Best known locally as an up-and-coming hockey player with…
Saskatchewan issues “Bear Aware” warning
As temperatures rise and spring arrives across Saskatchewan, provincial officials are reminding residents and visitors to be “Bear Aware” as black bears begin emerging from their dens. Read more: Alberta invests $2M in youth suicide prevention grants The Government of Saskatchewan issued a statement Friday noting that while black bears are most common in northern…