City News

Lloydminster, AB/SK – Lloydminster City Council is calling upon Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government to immediately pause further increase to the federal carbon tax.

Lloydminster, AB/SK – Lloydminster City Council approved the two remaining 2024 Street Improvement Program contracts in the city’s ongoing effort to maintain road infrastructure, further ensuring residents' and visitors' safety, commuting efficiency and overall well-being. 

Lloydminster, AB/SK – Streetfest is back on June 8, 2024, and the City of Lloydminster is looking for community members, businesses and artists to help make this an unforgettable celebration. As one of the most anticipated summer events, Streetfest promises to bring together the community for a day filled with music, food, arts and entertainment. Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to showcase your talent, products or services to thousands of attendees!

Lloydminster, AB/SK – To meet the increase in seasonal demand, the City of Lloydminster will resume weekly organics collection on Monday, April 1, 2024.

Lloydminster, AB/SK – Scheduled to start in spring 2024, the underground services along 42 Street between 47 Avenue and 48 Avenue and 48 Avenue between 41 Street and 42 Street will be replaced during the four-month, weather depending, water and sewer replacement program.

Lloydminster, AB/SK – Lloydminster City Council approved the first of three 2024 Street Improvement Program contracts to Knelson Sand & Gravel Ltd., which is expected to break ground in early spring.

Lloydminster, AB/SK – The City of Lloydminster has closed its city-maintained outdoor ice surfaces effective immediately due to the fluctuating temperatures causing difficulty to maintain a safe surface for all to enjoy.

Take notice that the following development permit application for a proposed discretionary use is being reviewed in accordance with Land Use Bylaw 5-2016.

Lloydminster, AB/SK – The City of Lloydminster will begin a city-wide residential snow removal campaign on Thursday, March 7, 2024. The removal will follow the blue and yellow curbside collection zones before moving to the pink, orange and green zones.

Alberta and Saskatchewan residents can fish for free throughout the Family Day weekend, February 17-19, 2024.