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Saskatchewan harvest sits at 41 per cent, behind average

Saskatchewan's harvest sits at 41 per cent, well behind the norm, with the Lloydminster area at 26 per cent as rain slows crews.

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City wants your input on Lloydminster Archives

The city is asking residents to help shape a 20-year plan for the Lloydminster Regional Archives, with a survey open until Oct. 12.

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Legacy Regional Firefighters headed to fire on 303

Legacy Regional Protective Services are headed to a field north of Lashburn for reports of a blaze. Initial location has it in the area of the 303 west of RR 3251. A piece of farm equipment and some field is on fire. A disc is already on scene as well as multiple arriving protective services trucks. Smoke may be visible from the 303, please give personnel room to work. Read more: UPDATED: Video: Firefighters responding to Inland Steel

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Officers seek two after hunting offence

Lloydminster area conservation officers seek help identifying two men after a wildlife offence was reported near Hillmond, Sask.

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CASA mental health classroom opens at LPSD school

A new CASA classroom at Bishop Lloyd Middle School blends therapy and schoolwork for local students who need both.

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STARS transports one after Highway 40 semi collision

STARS transported one person to Saskatoon after an SUV and a semi collided Wednesday on Highway 40. RCMP say the investigation continues.

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ARRESTED: RCMP confirm Murder Suspect in Custody

Very few details about the arrest have been made public. However, at 9:15 tonight RCMP notified media that Randy Lysohirka was arrested without incident. Lysohirka is currently charged with 2nd Degree Murder after the shooting in downtown Lloydminster, Sept. 21. He will be placed in front of a judge in the coming days. We will bring you updates as the case moves forward. Read more: Lloydminster shooting suspect remains at large

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LCSD’s Indigenous coordinator teaches from experiences

LCSD's Cynthia Young works across all six schools bringing Indigenous teachings to students as young as 4, from bannock to pipe ceremonies.

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