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Edwardian Era in the West exhibit explores early Prairie life | Rogers tv

Junior Raiders win provincial title | Rogers tv

First show at the Cenovus Energy Hub | Rogers tv

City hosts first Municipal Police Committee open house | Rogers tv

Local theatre brings 'The Dining Room' to life | Rogers tv

Lloydminster prepares to say goodbye to Civic Centre | Rogers tv

No Stone Left Alone ceremony honours local veterans | Rogers tv

Locals follow in the footsteps of Canadian soldiers across Europe | Rogers tv

Students reflect on remembrance at Lloyd Comp | Rogers tv

City of Lloydminster updates Public Art Policy | Rogers tv

Relocatable classroom adds room to grow at St. Joseph Elementary | Rogers tv

Lloydminster Men's Shelter faces mixed response after policy changes | Rogers tv

SHA issues public alert after potential Hepatitis A exposure | Rogers tv

Students at Holy Rosary give back through Beba Project | Rogers tv

Lloydminster seniors group raise concerns over health care gaps | Rogers tv

Lloydminster RCMP share seasonal tips to prevent property crime | Rogers tv

City proposes taxi bylaw update focused on safety | Rogers tv

Students cheer on Bobcats during annual Hooky for Hockey day | Rogers tv

Lloydminster Bobcats support local children facing health challenges | Rogers tv

Feastival connects food producers and food lovers | Rogers tv

Lakeland Rustlers bring storytime to Lloydminster students for Saskatchewan Library Week

Lakeland College volleyball teams sanctioned after hazing investigation | Rogers tv

Confirmed Measles Case Reported at Lloydminster Hospital | Rogers tv

Lloydminster Fire Rescue hosts community open house during Fire Prevention Week | Rogers tv

Forever Canadian petition gathers support in Lloydminster | Rogers tv

Over $9 million boost for Lloydminster Health Infrastructure | Rogers tv

Cenovus Energy Hub Grand Opening | Rogers tv

Local students lead Truth and Reconciliation Activities | Rogers tv

Border Paws Hosts Renaissance Faire

College Park School students plant Cenovus Food Forest