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Jeannette Benoit-Leipert
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By Jeannette Benoit-Leipert| Meridian Source Verified Anti-carbon tax protesters hold the line, led by protest organizer Miranda Courts on April 6. Photo courtesy of Dallon ByrtLloydminster anti-carbon tax protesters continue to stand their ground at the Alberta Information Centre on the east side of the city. The westbound lane was closed completely on Saturday afternoon, and traffic was re-routed to the south. The police presence was substantial, but the media wasn’t allowed to enter the property.
By Jeannette Benoit-Leipert| Meridian Source Verified Lions Club members volunteered their time at the Servus Sports Centre on April 6 talking about the importance of organ donation in support of Green Shirt Day. From left: Ray Parr, upcoming Lion’s Club president, Shelley Tatro, fundraising committee co-chair, and Ray Tatro, 1st vice district governor. Supplied photoVolunteers from the Lloydminster Lions Club were out and about over the weekend, telling folks about the most important donations they can plan to make. Organ donations.
By Jeannette Benoit-Leipert| Meridian Source Verified Anti-carbon tax protesters hold the line, led by protest organizer Miranda Courts on April 6. Photo courtesy of Dallon ByrtLloydminster anti-carbon tax protesters continue to stand their ground at the Alberta Information Centre on the east side of the city. The westbound lane was closed completely on Saturday afternoon, and traffic was re-routed to the south. The police presence was substantial, but the media wasn’t allowed to enter the property.
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The National Post is a Canadian English-language broadsheet newspaper, launched on October 27, 1998, by media magnate Conrad Black. It serves as the flagship publication of Postmedia Network and was created to compete with The Globe and Mail while promoting conservative editorial perspectives. The newspaper features an award-winning magazine-style layout designed by Lucie Lacava. The National Post publishes a print edition from Monday to Saturday, with a digital-only edition on Mondays. It is distributed mainly in Ontario, Quebec, Alberta, and British Columbia, with weekend editions reaching Manitoba and Saskatchewan. The newspaper includes various sections such as the Financial Post, which covers business and market news, as well as opinion pieces, culture, sports, and politics. It targets a general readership of middle-to-upper-income Canadians, professionals, and those interested in conservative commentary.
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Founded: 1998