Lloydminster's emergency management conference returns Oct. 14 and 15, with keynote sessions on the Lapu-Lapu Festival mass casualty response and crisis communication, plus tickets, sponsorship and trade show details.
Read moreThe Saskatchewan Health Authority is permanently expanding protective services at Lloydminster Hospital following a year-long pilot project.
Read moreRCMP officers drove a stabbing victim to hospital themselves after an Aug. 2 break-in call that also involved bear mace and two other injured people. No arrests have been made.
Read moreOnion Lake RCMP have charged Dakota Whitstone, 28, and issued a warrant after an armed robbery on Onion Lake Cree Nation July 31.
Read moreA 15-year-old Alberta football captain helped her team win gold at the first ever U16 Female Western Showcase, capping five years in the sport.
Read moreAn arrest warrant remains outstanding for Kayden Crane, 19, a week after he failed to appear in court on dangerous driving charges.
Read moreThe City of Lloydminster‘s Social Policy Framework Mental Health Working Group is offering free online suicide prevention training to help community members recognize warning signs, respond to someone in crisis and connect people with the right supports. The 90-minute, self-led digital course is designed to increase awareness and give participants practical skills to support someone who may be experiencing thoughts of suicide or self-harm. The training is delivered through LivingWorks and hosted locally by Family Community Support Services (FCSS). Participants who complete the course receive a certificate. Registration will open in batches of 50, with 200 licenses available in total.
Read moreAlberta's police watchdog is investigating after a Cold Lake RCMP officer shot a suspect during a domestic call involving a weapon on Aug. 4.
Read more20 local teens spent three days with Lloydminster RCMP, touring units, trying on gear and earning certificates at Youth Academy.
Read moreRCMP charged a Cleardale woman after an investigation found belt discipline was practised at three private schools in northern Alberta.
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