Alberta is moving cancer screening reminders online, with notifications now being delivered through MyHealthAlberta’s MyChart platform instead of paper mail when possible.
The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) Board of Directors has approved the 2026-27 budget at $5.59 billion operating budget for the upcoming fiscal year, marking a 5.05 per cent increase over last year.Â
The Knights of Columbus and benefactor Ed Behnke contributed $75,000, while fundraising efforts from the Lloydminster Rotary Club brought in $20,000 for the ultrasound machine.
The Lloydminster Concerned Citizens for Seniors’ Care Society shares that over the last year one of its big accomplishments is getting Alberta to share patients' medical files with Saskatchewan doctors registered in Lloydminster.Â
November is Falls Prevention Month, and Primary Care Alberta is urging Albertans to take proactive steps to reduce the risk of falls and related injuries — not just this month, but throughout the year.
The Saskatchewan Health Authority (SHA) is rolling out a new province-wide notification process for emergency service disruptions, aimed at improving transparency and access to timely information for patients and communities.
The Sask NDP is laying the blame for the state of healthcare in Saskatchewan at the feet of the SaskParty government which has held power for 18 years.
Women in Saskatchewan who are 45 years and over are now eligible for breast cancer mammogram screening as the province has lowered the age from 47 years.
The Saskatchewan health minister missed a very lively meeting as the Concerned Seniors drummed up their case for a replacement for Lloydminster's Jubilee Seniors Home.
In the report, it was stated, more than two-in-five Canadian men will die prematurely before the age of 75 from largely preventable causes. Stigma, gender bias and low health literacy are barriers that remain long-standing challenges for men. These barriers often prevent men from seeking care until it’s too late.
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.
Two Onion Lake men are facing fraud charges after an RCMP investigation into alleged unlawful payments received from landholders on Onion Lake Cree Nation over a four-year period.
Twenty Lloydminster-area students received Lloydminster Region Health Foundation scholarships for nursing, mental health and other health-care studies, with awards totaling thousands of dollars.
Future students can explore Lakeland College's Lloydminster and Vermilion campuses during Open House on Oct. 16 and 17, with tours, program information, free applications and prize giveaways.
The City of Lloydminster will hold a public hearing on October 26 for proposed amendments to Land Use Bylaw 05-2025 aimed at improving clarity, consistency and reducing red tape.