â–º Listen Live

Sample author name

Sample author description

Author Archive

Border City Farmers Market celebrates 50 years

Half a century of bringing food to the table, along with other artisan products is what the Border City Farmers Market is celebrating this year.

Bomb squad dismantles device in Lloydminster backyard

The Alberta Explosive Disposal Unit, or EDU had to dismantle a pipe bomb in a Lloydminster backyard on Thursday, June 12.

Combined 86 years of service for two captains

Working in various capacities over the years, Captain Kevin Lider (1981) and Captain Cal Nickless (1983) will retire at end of June.

Concerned Seniors collect over 2K signatures

The Lloydminster Concerned Citizens for Seniors Care has collected over 2,000 signatures in its letter writing campaign to advocate for a new Jubilee Home.

Three Saskatchewan Credit unions give $150K to wildfire relief

Three Saskatchewan Credit unions, whose members are currently voting on a merger proposal are contributing to the relief effort in the wake the devastation wrought by wildfires.  Conexus, Cornerstone, and Synergy Credit Unions are giving $150,000 to the Canadian Red Cross 2025 Saskatchewan Wildfires Appeal.

Pioneer Lodge and House celebrates 65, June 14

It's time to begin the festivities as the Pioneer Lodge and House turns 65 years with a celebration event on Saturday, June 14.

Students moving on at Bishop Lloyd

With graduations and award ceremonies taking place at schools across Lloydminster, family members and well-wishers packed the gym at Bishop Lloyd Middle School for its awards activity on Wednesday, June 11.

Lloydminster RCMP seek help to find two suspects

Lloydminster RCMP are asking for your help to identify two people who may be involved in a fraudulent purchase at a local business. On December 18, 2024, at about 1...

Concerned Citizens getting new president, holds AGM June 16

The Lloydminster Concerned Citizens for Seniors Care is getting a new president.

RCMP Musical Ride returns to Lloyd Ex, July 26-27

A summer favourite is the RCMP Musical Ride as it tours the country with a stop at the Lloydminster...

Police seek to identify assault suspect

UPDATE: Lloydminster RCMP would like to thank the public and the media for their assistance, as it resulted in...

Grande Prairie woman running across Alberta for mental health

A woman from Grande Prairie is running across Alberta, starting from Lloydminster and heading to the border with B.C.

Website refresh surfaces more of your important local stories

Regular visitors to this website will have noticed some changes to the home page and other templates in recent days.

Jamie Laboucane claims 2025 Bonnyville Chuckwagon Championship

As heard on Vista Radio, 96.5 The Ranch, Jamie Laboucane and his Wild Rows Pump & Compression Ltd. outfit won the 2025 Bonnyville Chuckwagon Championship on Sunday afternoon.

Seniors grilling to replace Jubilee Home, June 12

Lloydminster seniors are grilling for a new seniors facility to replace the Jubilee Home, which Saskatchewan has agreed needs replacing.

Filipino Fest at Bud Miller, June 21

One of the biggest events of the summer will host some 4,000 people at Bud Miller Park on June 21 for the 4th Annual Filipino Fest.
- Advertisement -

Latest News

Border City Farmers Market celebrates 50 years

Half a century of bringing food to the table, along with other artisan products is what the Border City Farmers Market is celebrating this year.

Bomb squad dismantles device in Lloydminster backyard

The Alberta Explosive Disposal Unit, or EDU had to dismantle a pipe bomb in a Lloydminster backyard on Thursday, June 12.

Combined 86 years of service for two captains

Working in various capacities over the years, Captain Kevin Lider (1981) and Captain Cal Nickless (1983) will retire at end of June.

Concerned Seniors collect over 2K signatures

The Lloydminster Concerned Citizens for Seniors Care has collected over 2,000 signatures in its letter writing campaign to advocate for a new Jubilee Home.

Three Saskatchewan Credit unions give $150K to wildfire relief

Three Saskatchewan Credit unions, whose members are currently voting on a merger proposal are contributing to the relief effort in the wake the devastation wrought by wildfires.  Conexus, Cornerstone, and Synergy Credit Unions are giving $150,000 to the Canadian Red Cross 2025 Saskatchewan Wildfires Appeal.
- Advertisement -