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Warm, dry week lets northwest Sask. crops catch up
3+ hour, 53+ min ago (411+ words) Warmer and drier conditions helped crops progress across northwest Saskatchewan last week, including the Lloydminster area, and let haying operations move forward. Localized storms still caused damage to crops and property in parts of the region. High humidity has raised…...
Excess moisture keeps stressing northeast Alberta crops
7+ hour ago (324+ words) Crop conditions in northeast Alberta, including the Lloydminster area, fell to 47.6 per cent good to excellent this week, down from 51.6 per cent last week. The region now sits below both its five and 10 year averages of 51.7 and 65.9 per cent, according…...
STARS benefits from Agriculture community fundraiser
1+ day, 12+ hour ago (275+ words) The Saskatchewan agriculture community raised $725,000 for Shock Trauma Air Rescue Service’s air ambulance service July 21 at the ninth annual Field of STARS event in Saskatoon. The event, presented by Pioneer, was held alongside Ag in Motion. Over the past nine…...
Man steals bystander's vehicle after Sandy Beach rollover
2+ day, 5+ hour ago (242+ words) Featured, Crime and Courts A 25-year-old Onion Lake man is facing 10 charges after a highway rollover led to a stolen truck, a police chase and an assault at a local business. Maidstone RCMP received a report of a single-vehicle rollover…...
SHA refuses to explain Hospital Lab closure for outpatients
2+ day, 12+ hour ago (551+ words) Lloydminster Hospital’s laboratory outpatient services were unavailable for four days this week, and the Saskatchewan Health Authority will not confirm or deny that staffing is the cause. BorderPulse asked the SHA directly on July 22 whether staffing was behind the closure....
Sask. crime severity remains double national average
3+ day, 8+ hour ago (580+ words) Crime and Courts, Featured Saskatchewan’s crime severity climbed further above the national average for 2025, according to numbers released today by the Canadian Centre for Justice and Community Safety Statistics. The Crime Severity Index measures both the volume and the seriousness…...
Council approves death knell for Civic Centre
5+ day, 3+ hour ago (1258+ words) Lloydminster city council approved a $544,050 contract Monday to tear down the old Centennial Civic Centre. Silverado Demolition Operations Inc. won the bid, which excludes GST. Council also approved a 15 per cent contingency allowance of $81,607.50, excluding GST, to cover cost overruns....
City Council to decide on old civic centre, new dog rules
5+ day, 12+ hour ago (603+ words) Lloydminster city council meets Monday with a packed agenda, headlined by a decision on tearing down the old Centennial Civic Centre. Council will also consider a new Animal Control Bylaw and a partnership renewal with an Indigenous reconciliation group. The…...
Behind the Bison - Characters
6+ day, 5+ hour ago (476+ words) RCMP Staff Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown brings you behind the scenes with a serious of columns taking you behind police work and how it’s done in our community. If you have a question you think needs to be answered in Behind…...
Kitscoty woman pleads guilty to illegal hunting
1+ week, 2+ day ago (349+ words) Crime and Courts, Featured Eight people have pleaded guilty to 13 offences under Alberta’s Wildlife Act after an investigation into illegal cougar and Canada lynx hunts across the province. Jody Janzer of Kitscoty was among those who entered guilty pleas. Janzer…...