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Lloydminster fatal shooting suspect Randy Lysohirka arrested by RCMP
A 40-year-old man wanted in connection with a fatal targeted shooting in Lloydminster has been taken into custody. Read more: Lloydminster RCMP identify victim, seek suspect in fatal shooting Lloydminster RCMP and the Alberta RCMP Major Crimes Unit announced Sept. 23 that Randy Lysohirka was located and arrested without incident following a flood of community…
Lloydminster appoints WLS LLP as external auditor for 2026-2028
Lloydminster city council has appointed WLS LLP Chartered Professional Accountants as Lloydminster’s external financial auditor for the 2026, 2027, and 2028 financial years, with an option to extend the contract through 2030. Read more: One dead after targeted shooting on 50 Ave. in Lloydminster The decision follows the completion of the city’s previous audit agreement…
Lloydminster RCMP identify victim, seek suspect in fatal shooting
A 40-year-old local man is facing a second-degree murder charge following a fatal targeted shooting in Lloydminster on Monday morning. Read more: Heavy police presence in Lloydminster following targeted shooting on 50 Ave Lloydminster RCMP responded at 11:09 a.m. on Sept. 21 to reports of shots fired in the area of 50 Ave. and 47…
Lloydminster sets reserve bids for upcoming Alberta property tax auction
The City of Lloydminster is preparing to put six Alberta-side properties up for public auction this fall to recover unpaid property taxes. Read more: Oil Barons bring hot goaltender to Lloydminster During the Sept. 21 regular meeting, city council approved the reserve bids and terms for the 2026 Alberta Tax Enforcement Public Auction, scheduled for…
Abatement work pauses Centennial Civic Centre demolition
Demolition work at the Centennial Civic Centre has been temporarily halted following the discovery of materials requiring specialized removal. Read more: Sask. Premier Moe flags Lloydminster as possible nuclear reactor site Crews began tearing down the building on Wednesday, Sept. 17, but work was paused after workers identified the hazardous substances during the operation. According…