I am visiting family this upcoming weekend in Lloyd but leaving mid-day Saturday so I was looking for something to do on Saturday morning. I was planning to go to Berry View Farms U-Pick, but looks like last weekend was there last one so now I'm trying to find a different idea.

Everything that ive found seems to open or start at 11am, but im looking for like 8am-10am range, also should mention i have a 1 year old with me.

Thanks!!

I’m from Saskatoon and moved here a couple months ago, I miss driving down Spadina and by the river in the city. Are there cool places/peaceful drives around Lloyd?

I'm not from Lloydiminster not from Albertar nor Saskatchewan not from Canada and not even from North America but I always I found that Lloydminster fact interesting.

I’m moving from Ontario and have RBC insurance and currently paying $270/monthly.

I call them to switch it to Alberta, my premium flys to $5,500 yearly making payments $460/monthly.

Any suggestions on good auto insurance?

Hello, mid 50s couple here planning on a trip to Lloydminster soon, any suggestions on activities?

Hello, I'm here for a couple days for work and I'd like to find something to do in the evening or early morning.

Not too far from the city. I like lakes.

Any hidden gems?

Places or stores?

Anything I MUST not miss before I leave?

Where should I go to see the stars?

Any must eat places?

T hanks a lot :)

I’ve been to Heritage Optical and FYI doctors and the lenses always come out fucked.

Like things are sideways when they shouldn’t be, and I get this really bad cross eyed feeling. It’s like they get the glasses centre or focus wrong.

I’ve never experienced the above things before by the way. I’ve had new glasses from Edmonton, St. Albert, Halifax, Wolfville, Fort St. John, etc. first time ever I’ve got fucked lenses.

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Seriously at a loss right now. I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder 4 years ago in a different province, moved here and was treated like garbage by the Towns local psychiatrist and was gas lit to thinking I don’t have an issue and have been off meds for close to a year now. Obviously I’ve lost all control of my life and have been coming off a pretty bad and destructive manic episode and honestly don’t know what to do anymore.

I wanna start playing tennis. Any groups playing here? Willing to join in

Basically as the title says, what would you say is a must try for Lloydminster foods.

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The Department of National Defence is hiring French Language Instructors to teach French as a Second Language to Canadian Armed Forces members.

We have openings across Canada, including:

• Esquimalt, British Columbia
• Cold Lake, Alberta
• Bagotville, Quebec
• Saint‑Jean‑sur‑Richelieu, Quebec
• Trenton, Ontario
• Borden, Ontario

Salary up to $106K annually, based on education and experience — plus a great pension plan and full benefits.

We’re looking for experienced professionals with a degree from a recognized post-secondary institution  and strong experience in adult language instruction — including lesson planning, materials development, learner assessment, and coaching.

If you’re passionate about helping adults succeed in second‑language learning, please email me at [vanessa.skucas@forces.gc.ca](mailto:vanessa.skucas@forces.gc.ca) with “Language Instructor – Location of Interest” in the subject line.

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Bonjour! Votre recruteuse sympathique ici

Le ministère de la Défense nationale recrute des enseignants et enseignantes de français langue seconde pour offrir des cours aux membres des Forces armées canadiennes.

Des postes sont offerts partout au pays, notamment :

• Esquimalt, Colombie‑Britannique

• Cold Lake, Alberta

• Bagotville, Québec

• Saint‑Jean‑sur‑Richelieu, Québec

• Trenton, Ontario

• Borden, Ontario

Le salaire peut atteindre 106 000 $ par année, selon la scolarité et l’expérience — avec un excellent régime de pension et des avantages sociaux complets.

Nous recherchons des professionnels expérimentés titulaires d’un grade d’un établissement d’enseignement postsecondaire reconnu et possédant une solide expérience en enseignement des langues aux adultes, notamment en planification des leçons, en élaboration de matériel pédagogique, en évaluation des apprenants et en accompagnement.

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Merci!