Published in December 23rd, 2008
Bobcats captain Brendan Roberts, right, and Canucks captain Mitch Kulikowski are joined at centre ice by a special guest, who dropped the puck during a ceremonial faceoff before Saturday’s Bobcats game at the Civic Centre. - Robb Fenton Photo
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Published in December 23rd, 2008
On Dec. 19 at 3:30 a.m., Maidstone RCMP were called to a residence in the Sandy Beach area, north of Lloydminster, after a man inside a residence armed himself with a firearm.
The man had uttered threats towards the police if the house was approached.
Police cordoned off the area and at 5:30 a.m. the man was [...]
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Published in December 23rd, 2008
KATIE RYAN Staff writer
The Border City can expect a fully belly of turkey and all the trimmings, thanks to two local organizations. Complements of the Thorpe Recovery Centre and the Salvation Army, the annual community Christmas dinner will be served on Christmas day at the Thorpe Recovery Centre and all are welcome to join in [...]
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Published in December 23rd, 2008
ROBB FENTON Staff writer
The Lloydminster Bobcats are going to have a very merry Christmas thanks to a big win this past Saturday that extended their winning streak to five games, moved them closer to .500 and allowed them to gain ground on the St. Albert Steel.
The ‘Cats used a balanced attack and Brendan Roberts scored [...]
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Published in December 23rd, 2008
ROBB FENTON Staff writer
The Lloydminster Universal Heat didn’t close out the Christmas break the way they would have liked, but they were in tough and didn’t make it easy for the opposition.
Saturday, the Heat dropped a high scoring affair, as they lost 6-5 to the Leduc Oil Kings on the road and Sunday, the team [...]
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Published in December 18th, 2008
When the economy booms, many are able to secure well paying positions, but when it fluctuates as it is now, a number of people crack the books.
“That’s typical when people have lots of choices and require no academic entry level into various jobs, so people go directly into the job market,” said Lakeland College director [...]
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Published in December 18th, 2008
Katie Ryan - Staff Writer
When the economy booms, many are able to secure well paying positions, but when it fluctuates as it is now, a number of people crack the books.
“That’s typical when people have lots of choices and require no academic entry level into various jobs, so people go directly into the job market,” [...]
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Published in December 18th, 2008
Colin Budd - Staff Writer
Young leaders will have the opportunity to receive firsthand experience in a parliamentary setting. And they’ll get to do it in Lloydminster.
Lakeland College has been chosen for as the host site for the 89th session of TUXIS Parliament of Alberta, Canada’s longest continuously running model youth parliament.
Lloydminster was chosen after a [...]
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Published in December 18th, 2008
Robb Fenton - Staff Writer
It’s a family affair for the Lakeland Rustlers women’s basketball team.
Elizabeth and Katheryne Lowry have been powering the Rustlers offence all season and as rookies, their hard work, skill and determination have been a fixture in every game and every practice.
“They have been a great addition to the team. They always [...]
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Published in December 16th, 2008
Southridge Productions wrapped up their four show set of ‘Simply Christmas’ Sunday at the Southridge Community Centre. The play, set in 1905 rural Ohio during Christmas time, was also a fundraiser for the Tanzania Children’s Rescue Centre. – Colin Budd Photo
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