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Word on the street: Back to school blues

byTaylor Weaver

August 9, 2024

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GALLERY: Ron James brings new tour to Lloydminster
Canadian comedian Ron James brought The Noise Between Our Ears tour to the Vic Juba Community Theatre on April 28. Read more: City looks to establish concert and events policy The evening featured a significant amount of new material as well as some of the classics. Read more: Lloydminster maternal mental health events mark 11…
Saskatchewan introduces new income assistance and disability benefits
Low-income residents and people with disabilities in Saskatchewan started seeing a boost in their monthly benefits starting May 1 as the provincial government rolls out $11.7 million in new funding. Read more: Lloydminster’s Mari stands tall on volleyball court The investment, originally announced in the 2026-27 Provincial Budget, provides a two per cent increase to…
Kitscoty RCMP investigate vandalism at Blackfoot Senior Centre
Kitscoty RCMP is turning to the public for help after a local seniors’ centre was targeted by vandals over the weekend. Read more: Lloydminster and area students excited to try trades Police received a report that the Blackfoot Senior Centre was vandalized between 11 p.m. on May 2 and 3 a.m. on May 3. While…
Lloydminster and area students excited to try trades
With the demand for skilled tradespeople on the rise, the annual Try-A-Trade event introduces students to the industry through hands-on excitement. Read more: Lloydminster Lions name 2025 citizens of the year Hosted at the Lloyd Ex, the annual event welcomes busloads of students eager to get hands-on experience in various career paths “We’re expecting over…
Saskatchewan aligns Time Act as Alberta shifts to permanent CST
The Saskatchewan government is repealing and replacing its decades-old time legislation to coordinate with Alberta’s move to permanent Central Standard Time. Read more: Lloydminster’s Pitch-In Week pushes through unexpected spring snow The Ministry of Government Relations announced Thursday that The Time Act, 2026 will replace the original 1966 statute. The update follows Alberta’s decision to…