Column: The price of the wait
A stabbing victim waited 45 minutes for an ambulance. BorderPulse looks at why Lloydminster keeps running short on EMS coverage, and how other provinces are handling the same problem.
Read moreA stabbing victim waited 45 minutes for an ambulance. BorderPulse looks at why Lloydminster keeps running short on EMS coverage, and how other provinces are handling the same problem.
Read moreShortly after 8 a.m. Aug 16, Lloydminster Fire Rescue were observed responding to Glenwood Village in the central part of Lloydminster. Upon arrival, after speaking with some witnesses, we learned fire had broken out near the south side of the property behind some sea cans. Heavy smoke was coming from the area before firefighters worked quickly to bring the small area of flames under control. There is no word on what caused the small grass fire and it took about 15 minutes to put it out completely. Firefighters worked with rakes and deployed a white film to make sure they
Read moreS/Sgt. Jerry Nutbrown explains how police define and handle evidence, from fingerprints and DNA to the legal risk of getting continuity wrong.
Read moreContinued rain kept haying behind schedule in northeast Alberta this week, with first-cut progress well behind the provincial pace and some producers turning to silage.
Read moreResidents can now weigh in on the proposed speed limit cut. Before they do, BorderPulse is sharing information on speed and safety that wasn't part of the city's presentation.
Read moreA 17-year-old was ticketed for an unsafe left turn after a two-vehicle collision at 44 Street and 45 Avenue Thursday morning. No serious injuries reported.
Read moreConservation officers are asking for the public's help after finding 21 wasted fish dumped along the North Saskatchewan River north of Lloydminster.
Read moreLloydminster's long-term debt is up 49 per cent from a year ago, driven largely by the new Cenovus Energy Hub debenture, though the city expects a modest pullback by December.
Read moreOnion Lake RCMP is searching for Raelene Littlewolfe, 37, last heard from Aug. 9. She's known to travel between Onion Lake, Lloydminster and several Alberta communities.
Read moreLloydminster collected the most border-region charitable gaming funding this quarter, provincial data shows. See the full breakdown.
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