Christian Apostolovski

6 days ago | meridiansource.ca | Christian Apostolovski

A pair of City of Lloydminster appeal boards have received member appointments. Read more: Onion Lake fires still out of controlThe Subdivision and Development Appeal Board and the Intermunicipal Subdivision and Development Appeal Board work on reviewing appeals as they come. The intermunicipal board is an agreement between neighbouring municipalities on the Alberta side. “It’s a great opportunity to work with neighbouring municipalities, especially on the Alberta side,” said Mayor Gerald Aalbers.

1 week ago | meridiansource.ca | Christian Apostolovski

“Anxiety is part of our lives, but it’s not something we have to be defined by.”As Riley Gilroyed alluded to, anxiety has a major impact on Canadians. Read more: Kindness campaign goes beyond bordersA Beyond Border Circle of Change event at the Lloyd Ex May 5 and 6 aimed to bring some light to the issue. “We’re able to put funds towards professional development workshops such as the one that’s taking place yesterday and today,” said Gilroyed, chair of Beyond Border Circle of Change.

1 week ago | meridiansource.ca | Christian Apostolovski

The City of Lloydminster is looking to implement an accessibility plan mandated by Saskatchewan legislation. Read more: Foundation donation drives health accessThe legislation has been in effect for a few years, however, the deadline to implement the plan is fast approaching. “Back in December of 2023 the Accessible Saskatchewan Regulations came into force.

1 week ago | meridiansource.ca | Christian Apostolovski

The Airport Operation and Management bylaw is being updated after the City of Lloydminster received interest regarding an aerial applicator working out of the airport. Read more: Bylaw enforcement reviewed at councilAccording to the city, the new aerial applicator will provide services out of the airport starting in June 2025. This service was not referenced in the bylaw and administration began its review.

1 week ago | meridiansource.ca | Christian Apostolovski

With Esso Cup on-ice action in the rearview mirror, I figured I’d also wrap up the rest of my historical hockey talk. Read more: Lloyd looks to borrow more for Cenovus Energy HubLloyd’s hockey history is extensive. For a town that loves hockey as much as it does, a lot has gone on. Early in its history, hockey hit a pretty quick road bump in 1908 when the first covered rink burned down.