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City

City invites Lloyd to Cenovus Hub opening

byTaylor Weaver

July 29, 2025

15U A Twins set table for Lloyd provincials

July 28, 2025

Local pair golden at Football Canada Cup

July 27, 2025

Pirates hunt for provincial 18U AA banner

July 26, 2025

Lloyd girls prominent on provincial rugby team

July 25, 2025

Xtreme ‘hungry’ for playoff success

July 24, 2025

Liners

Liners

U13 Liners cap Lloyd’s golden hat trick

July 20, 2025

Onion

Onion

Onion Lake’s Dillon blazes trail in junior golf circles

July 19, 2025

Saskatoon’s Odnokon captures junior women’s golf crown

July 19, 2025

Franklin scores provincial junior men’s title

July 18, 2025

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City museum collections policy sees new updates
The City of Lloydminster has updated its museum collections management policy. Read more: Lloydminster barista places third in Regional Starbucks Championship First adopted in 2018 and last amended in 2022, the policy aims to ensure Lloydminster Museum and Archives administration complies with professional standards and ethical guidelines set by the Canadian Museums Association, the Museums…
Federal, Alberta governments invest $52M in Calgary Olympic Oval
The federal and Alberta governments are splitting a $52-million investment to upgrade and modernize Calgary’s Olympic Oval, officials announced Monday, July 27. Read more: New Lloydminster Chase the Ace starting at $43.7K Each level of government is committing $26 million to fund critical infrastructure repairs at the world-renowned speed skating facility, which originally opened for…
Golden finish for 11U AA Twins Red in Baseball Alberta provincials
It was a banner weekend for the host Lloydminster Twins Red at the Baseball Alberta 11U AA Tier 6 provincials. Read more: Lloydminster Prairie Pirates to host Baseball Alberta AA provincials at 13U and 15U levels Lloyd posted a perfect 4-0 record to win the gold medal in the three-day, six-team tournament at Ken Baker…
Column: It’s been a good summer of firsts
I’ve had a lot of firsts recently. I attended my first Onion Lake powwow and my first Vermilion Fair. I’ll start with the powwow. For one, I’ve never driven out to Onion Lake before, which was quite the trip. Read more: Column: Stompin’ at Stampede One thing I was excited to experience was crossing the…
Word on the beat: body worn cameras
It has now been about a year since the Lloydminster RCMP started using body-worn cameras (BWCs), and after thousands of recordings, there are very few negatives. Read more: Word on the beat: characters in policing While there was a learning curve, benefits became clear right away. The main reason for implementing them was better documentation…