Both Richard Starke, Progressive Conservative, and Danny Hozack, Wildrose Party, spoke with the Source Friday morning to give their reactions to Obama's announcement that TransCanada Corp.'s application to build the Keystone XL Pipeline was rejected by the U.S. State Department.

According to Tim Brochu, principal at Holy Rosary High School, when the first Smart board was unpacked in a classroom, everyone just stood around and stared at it.

A handful of residents in the Border City aren’t hibernating this winter, but rather lacing up their sneakers and hitting their treadmills, the indoor track and outdoor walking paths in preparation for the 60-kilometre Weekend to End Women’s Cancers in July.

The Lloydminster Area Drug Strategy and the Lloydminster Community Youth Centre are bringing Heather Charlton to the Border City to teach our youth about the dangers of drugs and alcohol as well as the importance of road safety.

The clock was ticking for food studies 10 students last week.

The number of patients waiting for surgery in Saskatchewan is declining, according to the latest provincial figures.

Families are encouraged to celebrate the love of learning this week.

With an influx of immigrants moving into Lloydminster, the Lloydminster Learning Council decided to start a citizenship class, which, in addition to their English language classes, will aim to help newcomers adjust to life in Canada.

Residential construction activity was booming last year in Lloydminster and across Saskatchewan.

Tonight at the Vermilion Regional Centre Richard Starke’s nomination as the Progressive Conservative Party’s candidate in the Vermilion-Lloydminster constituency will be formalized without the drama that was expected when the nominations opened.