Pathways to Wellness in Lloydminster is now open seven days a week, providing free walk-in mental health and rapid-access counselling through a partnership with Covenant Health.
Facilitator Shelley Jackson-Berry shared her THRIVE framework in Lloydminster on National Seniors Day, highlighting practical ways older adults can improve health, happiness, social connections, and well-being as they age.
Albertans can take a free online mental health screening during National Depression Screening Week, Oct. 5-11, with assessments available in six languages through the Calgary Counselling Centre.
A new CASA Mental Health Classroom is now operating at Bishop Lloyd Middle School, providing specialized mental health treatment and educational programming for Lloydminster students.
As young adults leave home for post-secondary studies, work and new relationships, a Calgary counsellor says the transition can bring excitement, stress and uncertainty for both parents and their children.
A downtown Lloydminster food truck owner is raising concerns about safety, disorder and drug activity near the Parklet after an incident involving customers and staff, renewing calls for solutions in the city core.
A former Alberta Sheriff who survived a battle with PTSD and suicidal thoughts is making his way across Canada to raise awareness about mental health and support families affected by suicide.
The rock song calls it a stiff upper lip. Simply hanging tough or toughing it out has been the catch phrase that defines a hardworking generation, but ignores the mental health stress which a younger generation has found the language to identify the strain of their parents and their own upbringing.
They show up for everyone—kids, parents, work and home—while quietly running on empty. The sandwich generation is learning that caring for two generations at once can come with a heavy emotional toll.
Making new year's resolutions holds special significance in many cultures notes counsellor, Marcus Cheung with the Calgary Counselling Centre. Sustaining those resolutions requires realistic goal setting.
The City of Lloydminster has finalized the distribution of its 2026 Safe and Healthy Communities Grant, approving a total allocation of $31,250 to four community-led programs focused on wellness, youth support, and mental health.Â
Running from October 6 to 12, NDSD offers a free, anonymous depression screening quiz at areyoufeelingok.com, accessible from any smartphone, tablet, or computer. The quiz is available in six languages — English, French, Chinese, Punjabi, Spanish, and Ukrainian — making it more inclusive than ever.
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 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 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.
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.