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New Saskatchewan law could open the door to suing drug dealers

The Government of Saskatchewan has introduced new legislation that could give people the right to sue drug traffickers for harms tied to illicit drug activity. The Response to Illicit Drugs Act was tabled this week, and the province says it is designed to strengthen accountability and improve community safety. Justice Minister and Attorney General Tim McLeod said the Act is meant to hold traffickers responsible for the damage tied to the drug trade. “We want to ensure that those who profit from the production and trafficking of deadly substances face meaningful consequences here in Saskatchewan,” McLeod said. “This legislation gives

RCMP investigating Lloydminster officer use of force

Lloydminster News, Featured

The Border Pulse received a video on December 1 showing an interaction between an RCMP officer and a suspect on a bicycle during an arrest that occurred on November 6 in Lloydminster. The individual who provided the footage expressed concern that the officer’s actions may have been excessive. After reviewing the video, The Border Pulse forwarded a copy to the RCMP for assessment of the officer’s conduct. They have since confirmed the footage is being treated as evidence in an ongoing investigation. As a result, the video will not be released publicly at this time. The video shows an officer

VIDEO/GALLERY- Lloyd Fire battling blaze off 53 Ave.

Featured, Alerts and incidents

Lloydminster Fire Rescue is currently in scene of a structure fire in the 5300 block of 23A street. The Border Pulse spoke with the neighbour who stated they called it in at approximately 12 p.m. today. This is the same home Jesse Dillion and others were arrested at earlier this fall. One neighbour said the home has been without power since mid-Sept. We were shown video of individuals using various heating appliances in the building to provide heat. There is no cause determined at this time. There is no word on injuries. Read more: GALLERY: Lloydminster Fire Rescue battles north

A review of the positives of Lloyd Budget 2026

Featured, Municipal politics

Lloydminster’s 2026 budget landed with a familiar response. A tax increase, pressure on services and concerns about long term planning. What received far less attention were the areas where the city quietly strengthened its financial position. From utilities to roads to social supports, several key parts of the city’s operations improved heading into the new year. The Border Pulse reviewed administration’s budget presentations and council discussions to identify where the gains were made. While large needs remain, including the long term Aquatic Centre question and major unfunded roadwork, there are parts of the budget that move the city forward. Utilities

Kitscoty RCMP attend collision on HIghway 16 Near Blackfoot

Lloydminster News, Featured

Kitscoty RCMP responded to a collision on highway 16 early on the morning of Dec. 2. RCMP “K” Division Public Information Officer Mat Howell provided the following details. “At approximately 5:30 a.m. we were notified of a collision at the corner of Highway 16 and Range Road 20 by OnStar. Upon arrival we located two-vehicles were involved in the collision,” stated Howell. “One person was transported to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, the initial investigation noted weather was believed to be a factor.” Protective Services for County of Vermilion River confirmed that Blackfoot Fire and Rescue responded to the scene to

Death of Meadow Lake woman deemed not suspicious

Featured, Lloydminster News

Saskatchewan RCMP Major Crimes has determined the death of a 29-year-old woman from Waterhen Lake First Nation to be non-suspicious in nature. The update follows an investigation that began on November 28, when Meadow Lake RCMP received a report of an unresponsive person in a parking lot near Highway 4 and 1 Avenue W. Officers located an adult female who was declared deceased at the scene. Her family has been notified. Major Crimes, working with the Saskatchewan Coroners Service and support from Meadow Lake RCMP, North Battleford Police Dog Service, and North Battleford Forensic Identification Services, has since ruled out

Collision slowing traffic on 44 Street in Lloyd

Featured, Alerts and incidents

Lloydminster RCMP, Lloyd Fire Rescue and EMS are responding to a collision at the corner of 75 Avenue and 44 Street. Three vehicles are involved. There is no word on injuries at this time. Tow trucks are currently on scene. Traffic is backed up in the area, but vehicles are slowly making their way through the scene while crews work to clear it. Read more: Drivers divided over Costco area speed reduction

Lloydminster RCMP CRU makes large drug bust

Featured, Lloydminster News

Saskatchewan RCMP’s Lloydminster Crime Reduction Unit charged an adult male after a drug trafficking investigation led to two search warrants in the city. On November 26, Saskatchewan RCMP’s Lloydminster CRU searched a home and vehicle on 56 Avenue as part of an ongoing investigation. Officers located approximately 320 grams of cocaine, 500 grams of methamphetamine, a handgun, ammunition, a conducted energy weapon, drug trafficking paraphernalia and a sum of cash. An adult male was arrested at the scene. Later that day, Lloydminster CRU executed a second warrant at a residence on 41 Street. A male was arrested at that location

Kitscoty Fire Department responding to collision north of town

Lloydminster News, Featured

Kitscoty Fire Department is responding to a vehicle versus moose collision at Highway 897 and Township Road 512. Early reports indicate the vehicle is blocking traffic. There is no word yet on injuries. Drivers should watch for responding emergency vehicles and give crews plenty of space to work. Avoid the area if possible. Read more: Snow plow and crude hauler collide North of Lloydminster

Serious injuries after collision near Sandy Beach

Featured, Lloydminster News

RCMP have released new details after a serious collision north of Sandy Beach on Sunday night. On November 30, 2025, around 8 p.m., RCMP received a report of a single vehicle collision on Highway 17. Officers responded along with EMS and Lloydminster Rescue Squad. RCMP F Division clarified Monday the file was handled by Maidstone RCMP. Three people were taken to hospital. RCMP said two suffered serious injuries, while the third had non-life-threatening injuries. Investigators determined the vehicle had collided with a moose. Rescue Squad members helped remove the occupants from the vehicle and assisted paramedics in providing medical care.