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Lloyd Lanes helps prepare next generation of bowlers

The steady roll of bowling balls, the crack of pins, and bursts of laughter filled Lloyd Lanes recently as Bishop Lloyd Middle School students took over the lanes for a hands-on introduction to the sport. For many students, it was their first time bowling outside of birthday parties or glow nights, and for some, it may be the first step in a much longer journey. “They learn it in the schools and bring their families,” she said. “They like the glow bowl. They think it’s fun.” Lloyd Lanes co-owner Jody MacDonald Lloyd Lanes owner Jody MacDonald said welcoming students back

VIDEO: Lloydminster RCMP deploy TASER to break up fight

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Lloydminster RCMP deployed a TASER during a bar fight on 44 Street late Saturday night. Police were dispatched to a licensed establishment at approximately 10:30 p.m. on Dec. 13 after reports of a fight inside the bar. According to RCMP Public Information Officer Cpl. Mat Howell, officers arrived to find people actively fighting inside the establishment. “Units arrived to find people actively fighting inside the establishment, a TASER was deployed in order to stop the behavior as they did not respond to police commands,” Howell stated. “The matter is still under investigation.” Police have not released further details on how

Video- Third collision of day reported on 44 Street

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A two-vehicle rear-end collision at the intersection of 44 Street and 52 Avenue marked the third reported crash of the day on 44 Street. EMS, Lloydminster Fire Rescue and RCMP are on scene. Injuries have been reported, though the extent has not been confirmed. Some lanes are blocked while crews work in the area. Motorists are asked to use caution and expect delays. This is the second collision at the same intersection, following another incident reported around 7 a.m. No word yet on the cause of the latest crash. The Border Pulse would like to thank members of the public

Second collision of morning currently slowing 44 St.

Alerts and incidents, Featured

At approximately 10 a.m. this morning, emergency services were called to the corner of 44 St. and 49 Ave. for reports of a collision. Upon arrival they located a truck and SUV which had been in a collision. The SUV was sitting in the intersection while the truck had moved past it and pulled over. There visible damage to the SUV. Lloydminster Fire Rescue were on scene providing first aid to a driver. EMS have arrived on scene. RCMP were en-route. “RCMP would like to remind you to slow down and take your time getting to your destination,” said Public

One injured after collision closes portion of 44 Street

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At approximately 7:00 a.m. this morning, Lloyd Fire Rescue, Lloydminster RCMP and EMS units were dispatched to reports of a collision at 44 St. and 52 Ave. Upon arrival they located two vehicles, white pickup and orange car were involved. The roadway was closed the eastbound lanes of 44 street in order to safely work the scene. RCMP officials confirmed one person was transported to Lloydminster Hospital with unknown injuries. Crews remained on scene for about an hour investigating and cleaning up the roadway. The investigation remains ongoing. Read more: Gallery- 44 street closed for collision

From taxis to Hub fees at final 2025 council meeting

Municipal politics, Featured

Lloydminster city council is set for a largely procedural meeting Monday, with several items advancing that will shape how the city operates heading into 2026. One of the key items on the agenda is the Taxi and Vehicle for Hire Bylaw, which is scheduled for second and third readings. If approved, the updated bylaw would formally set the regulatory framework for taxis and other for-hire vehicles operating within the city. Council will also consider the 2026 Fees and Charges Bylaw, another item moving toward final approval. The bylaw establishes user fees across a range of city services, including recreation facilities,

RCMP major crimes investigating two deaths in North Battleford

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North Battleford RCMP are investigating after two men were found dead at a residence Sunday morning. Police say officers were called to a home on 110 Street in North Battleford, Sask., at approximately 8:30 a.m. on Dec. 14, 2025, following a report of an injured male. When officers arrived, they located two injured adult males inside the residence. Both were declared deceased at the scene by EMS. RCMP say both deaths are considered suspicious, and Saskatchewan RCMP Major Crimes has taken over the investigation. Police are not releasing additional details about the deceased at this time, as their identities have

Do you know these Lloydminster counterfeit suspects?

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Lloydminster RCMP are asking for the public’s help to identify two suspects after counterfeit banknotes were passed at several local businesses. Police say between July 1 and Dec. 12, 2025, officers received 17 reports of counterfeit currency being used at retail locations in Lloydminster. According to RCMP, similar incidents have also been reported in the Edmonton area, and investigators believe the occurrences may be related. The investigation has identified two suspects, one male and one female, who are believed to have attended local businesses and made purchases using counterfeit banknotes. RCMP say suspect photos have been obtained and are being

Guest Opinion – Christmas Movies

Featured, Community Insights

Guest Column by Darrell Dunn, Editor, The Weekly Bean Tis the season for Christmas movies. What constitutes a “good” Christmas movie can generate the same passions and argument as politics or religion. I like Ralph’s in A Christmas Story. It reminds me of when I was a kid and absolutely loved Christmas, going to see the Christmas display at Eaton’s, and especially the year I got my own BB gun …… it was a Daisy. Throughout the years there have been lots of Christmas movies that I have enjoyed, ranging from early ones with Shirley Temple, Laurel and Hardy and a

Opinion: Is Die Hard a Christmas movie?

Community Insights, Featured

Every December, as reliably as the first icy sidewalk wipeout, the same argument returns. Is Die Hard a Christmas movie, or is it an action film borrowing holiday wallpaper. I’ve only seen it once, so I’m letting the decision go with my readers. Both sides swear they are right. And honestly, both sides have a case. So instead of declaring a winner, let’s lay out the evidence and let Border Pulse readers decide. The Case for Yes The pro Christmas camp starts with the calendar. Die Hard takes place on Christmas Eve. The entire plot exists because of a holiday