
Hosted by Paul D. Forges · EN

Joining us on today’s show are Michael Davison, Chair of the Lloydminster Men’s Shelter and new CEO Alan Bartolcic to talk about Running for Shelter on September 27th and how the event supports the important work of the Men’s Shelter.We’ll also welcome Toby Culham, who will tell us all about the Highland Games taking place August 8 at Big Manitou Lake.

Joining us today at Border City Furniture for the Border City PROspectives are Maria Kokonas, owner of Spiro’s Family Restaurant in Lloydminster; Richard Starke, businessman, former Alberta MLA, and recipient of the Lloydminster Chamber of Commerce Lifetime Achievement Award; and Kim Crockett, Marketing Manager and Business Development Lead for the Bea Fisher Foundation.

Today, we’re joined by two local leaders. Lloydminster Mayor Gerald Aalbers and Vermilion Mayor Robert Snow.They explain why they believe it makes more sense for Via Rail to operate on the northern CN line, serving communities like Lloydminster and Vermilion, rather than the southern route it currently uses.

Today we’re talking about Pathways to Wellness, a mental health program offered through Integrated Therapies and Performance.We’re pleased to welcome Maria Sarcauga-Gantefoer and Glenys Reeves-Gibb to the show to discuss how the program supports individuals in our community, why it’s so important, and what people can expect if they’re considering taking part.

Vermilion Ag Society President Nicole Polishuk joins us to look ahead to the Vermilion Fair July 23rd-25th.

Join us as Jackie Tomayer and Tammy Dyck stop by to talk about the Extreme Relay Races, coming to the Lloyd Ex in less than two weeks.We’ll also be joined by Tenille Zellweger to discuss the Fairways for a Cure Golf Tournament, a community fundraiser in support of Maddie Todd.

Today, we’re joined by Paul Richer, Chair of the Lloydminster and District Health Advisory Council, to discuss the Lloydminster Health Services Needs Assessment Report, what it means for Lloydminster and the surrounding area, and where the community goes from here.

We’re live at City Hall this morning for the Annual Pancake Breakfast with the Mayor and Council and City officials. The Pancake Breakfast is on until 10am this morning and it is a free Pancake Breakfast.

There’s a new space in Lloydminster dedicated to helping children and youth feel safe, supported, and heard during some of the most difficult moments in their lives.Before the official grand opening of the Little Bear’s Den Child & Youth Advocacy Centre, the community is invited to take a special sneak peek, tour the facility, and learn about the important work that will be done there.Today, we introduce you to some of the team members behind this important new space.

Today we introduce you to The Economic Partnership Summit which returns this September for its 14th year. This event brings together Indigenous and non-Indigenous leaders, businesses, educators, and community organizations to build partnerships and create new opportunities.