The Midwest Media All-Star Team played a charity hockey game in the village of Hillmond, SK, to raise money for a worthy cause. Story aired on Newcap Television.

In efforts to gain community ties and connections, the FCSS Team proudly offers Block Party kits to residents. Learn more about these kits at lloydminster.ca/blockparties.

Lloydminster City Council has joined the #paintthetownpositive movement after accepting a challenge from the Lloydminster Youth Council in May 2018. Last week, Mayor Gerald Aalbers and fellow Council members spent some quality time with folks from the Bea Fisher Centre at Lloyd Lanes Bowling Alley. Mayor and Council have challenged members of Lloydminster's Rotary Clubs to 'paint the town positive' in their own way. Share your story using the hashtag #paintthetownpositive and help spread the love!

With residential street sweeping operations underway we'd like to add clarity some of the common questions and concerns we receive including: 1) How we set up our schedule for street sweeping? 2) Days and hours of street sweeping 3) Why does it seem to take time to get started? 4) How long does the process take to complete?

Regular City Council Meeting - September 17, 2018

Regular City Council meeting - April 23, 2019

This Week on Saskatravellers we find ourselves at the Suffern Lake Sand Dunes trail is located on the South side of Suffern Lake inside the Suffern Lake Regional Park. This trail is just under 2 km long and features Sand Dunes over 60 feet tall at the midway point of the trail. Depending which way you start the trail you will also come across a lookout spot on the South West shore of the lake that provides an amazing view of Suffern Lake and the main Campground area. It is strongly recommended to stay on the trail in this area as it is home to main Escobaria Vivipara or more commonly known as the Beehive Cactus. Remember to pack water as well as it can get quite hot on a sunny day on the Sand Dunes. On the Suffern Lake Sandunes Trail there is a Bathroom, Bench and Campsites with potable water located along the South West Shore of Suffern Lake. Suffern Lake is stocked with Brown Trout and Rainbow Trout. Near the lookout point on the South West shore there is a small trail that leads to the waters edge where you can enjoy some shore fishing. Saskatchewan News Network : Local News By Local People A Pearl Creek Media Company

This Week on Saskatravellers we find ourselves at the Suffern Lake Sand Dunes trail is located on the South side of Suffern Lake inside the Suffern Lake Regional Park. This trail is just under 2 km long and features Sand Dunes over 60 feet tall at the midway point of the trail. Depending which way you start the trail you will also come across a lookout spot on the South West shore of the lake that provides an amazing view of Suffern Lake and the main Campground area. It is strongly recommended to stay on the trail in this area as it is home to main Escobaria Vivipara or more commonly known as the Beehive Cactus. Remember to pack water as well as it can get quite hot on a sunny day on the Sand Dunes. On the Suffern Lake Sandunes Trail there is a Bathroom, Bench and Campsites with potable water located along the South West Shore of Suffern Lake. Suffern Lake is stocked with Brown Trout and Rainbow Trout. Near the lookout point on the South West shore there is a small trail that leads to the waters edge where you can enjoy some shore fishing. Saskatchewan News Network : Local News By Local People A Pearl Creek Media Company