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City approves Lloydminster golf course upgrades

The Lloydminster Golf Course is moving forward with its irrigation system upgrades. City council has awarded Double D Industries Ltd....

Bioclean Aquatic Centre receives more equipment upgrades

The Bioclean Aquatic Centre will potentially be getting another upgrade this year. The city is moving ahead with purchasing new...

City approves $28K for tobacco reduction programs

Four local smoking awareness programs have been given some extra funds to help their campaigns. City council approved a...

Council considers tax exemption on Francophone school

City council granted the first reading to a tax exemption bylaw which would allow a property tax exemption for...

City looks to move Lloydminster Cultural and Science Centre

The city is looking for the community’s thoughts on the future of the Lloydminster Cultural and Science Centre as...

Sixteen local non-profit programs receive Sask. lottery grant funding

Local non-profit organizations will soon be getting some funding from the city. Through the Saskatchewan Lotteries Community Grant Program a...

City looks to support local businesses after sole-sourcing purchase denied

A request to replace parts of the Lloydminster Fire Department’s radio system had city councillors discussing the appropriate time...

Council picks design concept for new entrance signs

City council has decided on a design for the new entrance signs outside of the city. Council was presented with...

Border City cancels membership for regional partnership group

The City of Lloydminster will not be renewing their membership in the Vermilion River Regional Alliance. The fee is...

Council supports municipalities advocating the repeal of Bills C-48, C-69

Lloydminster Mayor and council are throwing their support behind a proposed resolution to the Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM). City...

Council asks for more information before making decision on Martin Browne area

City council got another look at the future of the Marin Browne area as they were presented with two...

City Council rejects proposed annexation protocol

City Council rejected the proposed annexation protocol for negotiations with the county of Vermilion River. The motion aims to...

Council reaches new agreement with CUPE

City Council and the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Local 1015 have reached a new three-year collective agreement....

New traffic bylaw in effect in 2019

The new year has brought various bylaw changes, including playground zone times and helmet regulations for those under 18. Bylaw...

Aalbers looks to maintain transparency in new year

Mayor Gerald Aalbers sees transparency and openness as a highlight from his administration this past year. In a year-end interview,...

Council supports grant application to upgrade drainage system

City council has voted to apply for the Disaster Mitigation and Adaptation Fund (DMAF). The federal grant program gives...
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Three Wainwright High School teachers recognized with Prime Minister’s Awards

Three Wainwright High School teachers with Buffalo Trail Public Schools have received national recognition for excellence in STEM education.

Hip to be square: Square Dancing back in Lloydminster over winter months

The Chain and Circle Square Dance Club is inviting Lloydminster residents to join weekly lessons and social dancing, with trips and events planned across the Prairies this season.

Advance voting underway for Alberta’s Oct. 19 referendum

Advance voting is underway for Alberta’s Oct. 19 referendum, with voting locations in Lloydminster, Vermilion and Wainwright open from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Cut Knife RCMP asking public to report sightings of Jeremiah Sokwaypnace

Cut Knife RCMP are asking for help locating 19-year-old Jeremiah Sokwaypnace, who may be armed and is known to travel to Cut Knife, North Battleford and Lloydminster.

Power boost: ENMAX launches new grant program for Alberta charities and non-profits

ENMAX is accepting applications for its new Community Spark Grant, offering up to $15,000 to Alberta non-profits and charities for technology, training, infrastructure and other capacity-building projects.
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