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CULTURAL EXTRAVAGANZA – The World is Our Kitchen was a resounding success, according to organizer and Catholic Social Services - Immigrant Settlement Services Program coordinator, Angela Rugama. Held at Lakeland College on Jan. 30, the festivities included food and performances from First Nations, India, West Indies and from Kili Mikaele of Samoa. – Katie Ryan Photo

 

 
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Funding freeze

 

 

Saskatchewan communities will have to cool their heels and wait another year before the provincial government doles out more in revenue-sharing.
On Monday, Premier Brad Wall told delegates gathered in Regina for the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association annual convention that cities will receive the same amount of revenue-sharing money as last year.

Streaking for MS

Streakers took over the LloydMall yesterday to show their colours and support for the MS Society. 

The Lloydminster MS Society and Chatters Hair Salon teamed up for the second annual streaking event to kick-off the 2010 Lloydminster MS Walk Campaign.
Sports

Border Kings heating up

    The Lloydminster Border Kings seem to be peaking at the right time and adding the right pieces.

Bandits win 10th straight

A win is a win. That's the mentality of the Lloydminster Bandits after their third straight home game was delayed because the opposition showed up la...

FIVE IN A ROW

The Lloydminster Bobcats have gone from a team that couldn't sink any lower to one of the hottest teams in the Alberta Junior Hockey League in the spa...

Hugh Morrell Preview

  All four local high school basketball teams are in action at Lloyd Comp this weekend for the annual Hugh Morrell Classic. The Source's Robb Fe...

Two in a row for Bobcats

The Lloydminster Bobcats made it two in a row last night, downing the St. Albert Steel 3-1 at the Civic Centre.  Captain Brody Foster scored the...
Entertainment

Long live the King

The King of Rock ‘n Roll is coming. Or at least a tribute to the man who made blue suede shoes look good will hit the Vic Juba stage soon. The Lloydm...

Olympic legacy

   Though the Olympic torch has come and gone through Lloydminster, the memory of it burns brightly for many.   

Return to the prairies

 It’s a new year and that means a new lineup of entertainment at the Vic Juba Community Theatre.  Juno winner, David Francey will take the s...

Art appreciation

The world of art was illuminated for local students last week.   Grade 6 students from St. Mary’s Elementary School visited the Barr Co...

Rock for Charity

 Call it a rock and roll Christmas concert special. The Kooler Nite Club and The Goat have partnered up in the name of charity and live music.
Agriculture

CCIA receives a boost

 The governments of Canada and Saskatchewan are providing more than $1 million to the Canadian Cattle Identification Agency (CCIA) to help Saskat...

Groeneveld, Snelgrove off to United States

 Promoting Alberta’s agricultural interests and participating in discussions on cross-border issues will be the Government of Alberta’s focus at ...

CWB increase projections

  The Canadian Wheat Board has increased its 2009-10 target by two million tonnes over mid-summer forecasts and is now projecting the highes...

Improved access to canola markets

 Canada's canola farmers can look forward to better market access and profitability for their crops thanks to the Government of Canada's investme...

CCA congratulates leaders

 The Canadian Cattlemen's Association (CCA) is encouraged with news of the progress made during Prime Minister Stephen Harper and Minister of Agr...
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