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RCMP responding to Collision on Highway 16 east of Maidstone

Multiple emergency services, including RCMP, are responding at this hour to reports of a collision approximately 12 km’s east of Maidstone on Highway 16. Current information into the newsroom says a vehicle has struck a moose on the highway. There is no word on entrapment or injuries at this time. Please give personnel room to work in the area and move over for responding vehicles. Border Pulse will update this story if more information becomes available. Read more: Lloyd Rescue Squad responds to vehicle vs. Moose

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Air cadets welcome new recruits at registration night

186 Squadron held its annual registration night at E.S. Laird Middle School, with leaders calling the program a barrier-free path to lifelong skills.

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Lloyd teen charged after Friday collision

RCMP say a 16-year-old Lloydminster resident was ticketed for an unsafe lane change in a collision between a Cadillac SUV and a transport truck at 62 Avenue and 44 Street.

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Lloydminster man faces five charges in firearms case

RCMP confirm Harley Greene, 51, of Lloydminster faces theft and firearms trafficking charges tied to a decade-long complaint. Next court date Sept. 21.

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Council reviews conduct policy, rezoning Monday

Council reviews a rewritten conduct policy, a proposed rezoning near 38 Street and a downtown investment update Monday afternoon.

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Column: Why I can publish your worst day but often don’t

Dan Gray explains what Canadian media law actually allows him to publish about someone's worst day, and where he draws his own lines instead.

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Behind the Bison – Lloydminster’s a pretty good place

S/Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown reflects on nearly two decades of policing across Canada and what it taught him about Lloydminster, in his final Behind the Bison column before handing the series to S/Sgt. Bruce MacLean.

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VIDEO: Canadian Natural ties new field to long-term community bet

Canadian Natural's Kim Foisy says the company's funding for Holy Rosary's new turf field reflects a long-term commitment to Lloydminster.

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