44 St had lanes temporarily reduced at around 10:30 a.m. for a collision at 50 St. Lloydminster RCMP, Fire Rescue and community police were observed on scene of a two-vehicle collision. an officer on scene confirmed the collision had no injuries, but was still under investigation. Crews were clear of the incident within 45 minutes.
Read moreLloydminster city council has approved its 2026 Fees and Charges Bylaw, formally setting a wide range of user fees for the coming year, including those associated with the Cenovus Energy Hub. The Bylaw establishes the fees that residents, user groups, and organizations will pay for city services in 2026. Administration told council the changes generally fall within a modest range and are intended to reflect rising operating and maintenance costs rather than generate new revenue. Administration explained that Hub fees are treated as user fees, meaning costs are recovered from users rather than through general taxation. “These fees are designed
Read moreSnow has started falling across Lloydminster and the surrounding area, with conditions changing quickly. Emergency services on the Saskatchewan side are reporting low visibility outside the city, particularly on highways and rural roads. Within Lloydminster, road conditions are deteriorating. Streets that were sanded earlier now have a fresh layer of snow on top, reducing traction. Parking lots that had been cleared are beginning to accumulate one to two centimetres of snow. Winds are picking up, though visibility within city limits remains manageable for now. The Border Pulse has received updates from across the region showing mixed conditions depending on location.
Read moreThe RCMP has responded to inquiries about reports of a series of thefts overnight Dec. 15-16 in the area of 48 Ave. and 33 St. Lloydminster RCMP say a suspect remains in custody as of Wednesday morning following the thefts from vehicles in the area. RCMP say a stolen bank card was later used at a 7-Eleven. Police have not confirmed the location. A suspect was later located carrying multiple grocery-style bags, according to information provided to investigators. Officers confirmed the incidents are not connected to the stolen GMC Sierra reported earlier in the night, that has since been recovered
Read moreLloydminster city council approved new wholesale water rates Monday, setting a five-year pricing schedule for water sold to Alberta Central East and SaskWater as part of a broader discussion on infrastructure costs and affordability. Administration told council the proposed rates include a 13 per cent annual increase from 2026 to 2030, driven largely by major upgrades needed at the city’s water treatment plant. “So today we’re here to seek approval from Council to establish the 2026 to 2030 wholesale customer potable water rate for ACE and SaskWater,” said Karen Gana-Dela Rosa, the city’s director of environment services. She said the
Read moreemergency services are currently on scene of a collision on 52 st. at 62 Ave. at approximately 2:10 a member of the public advised of the collision. Upon arrival one SUV was blocking a lane of 52 St. Fire has reduced lanes in the area so personnel can work safely. EMS appear to be looking at one individual. No word on severity. the collision remains under investigation.
Read moreVermilion RCMP have charged two Mannville residents following an assault that left a man with serious facial injuries. Police say officers responded to a report of a badly assaulted male in the Village of Mannville on Nov. 30, 2025. The victim suffered serious facial injuries as a result of the incident. RCMP said suspects were quickly identified and arrested, with charges recently approved following the investigation. Marie Sansome, 52, has been charged with two counts of assault with a weapon. Herbert Wold, 30, has been charged with assault causing bodily harm. Both are residents of Mannville. Sansome and Wold were
Read moreA pickup truck reported stolen in Lloydminster late Monday night has been recovered. The owner of the vehicle confirmed the 2011 GMC Sierra was located in North Battleford. Police have not yet released details on the condition of the truck or whether charges are expected. The truck was reported stolen at approximately 9:00 p.m. on Dec. 14 from the east side of Lloydminster. The owner had earlier shared identifying details online and offered a reward for it’s recovery if found in running condition. Lloydminster RCMP have not yet confirmed whether the recovery is connected to any ongoing investigations. Read more:
Read moreBattlefords RCMP have charged three youths after a serious assault at a business in North Battleford early Monday morning. Police say officers were called at approximately 1:10 a.m. on Dec. 15 to a report of an assault at a business on 100 Street. Investigators determined a group of individuals assaulted an adult male inside the business. The victim was taken for medical treatment, with injuries described by police as serious in nature. Saskatchewan RCMP Police Dog Services were called in to assist with the investigation. The police dog tracked from the scene to a residence on 99 Street. At that
Read moreRCMP “K” division Public Information Officer Cpl. Mat Howell has confirmed there is a significant accident on Highway 16 near Blackfoot. At 9:45 a.m. reader Kimberly provided this note to The Border Pulse. “Massive accident past kitscoty heading towards Lloydminster.” She was concerned the highway would need to be shut down for clean up. After speaking with Howell, he was able to provide very basic details as officers were just arriving on scene. “There is a two-vehicle collision in the eastbound lanes of Highway 16 near Range Road 20,” stated Howell. “There is no word on injuries, but drivers can
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