Found centrally at 5105 34 street and built in 1976, the Russ Robertson Arena boasts availability for both winter and summer bookings. 

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Welcome to Lloydminster! We are home to a diverse group of people and you will find experiences here that feed your soul and fuel your desire to travel and explore.

Today, Lloydminster is in the heart of Treaty 6 territory that spans across Alberta, touching the British Columbia border, and across Saskatchewan, nearly touching the Manitoba border.  

This land is full of a rich and dark history, and although severely threatened (and in some cases, extinguished by colonial forces) Indigenous culture, language, and ways of living continue to expand and thrive despite extreme adversity.  

We are a vibrant and growing community with a population of around  32,000 as of 2021. A majority of our age group ranges from 19-64 years old – which speaks largely of what a great place we are to raise a family!

Many may not realize that our great city is actually older than both Alberta and Saskatchewan provinces. Founded in 1903, Lloydminster was a part of the North West Territories. It wasn’t until two years later in 1905 that the provinces were formed and coincidentally split Lloydminster right in two, resulting in the town of Lloydminster, Alberta, and the village of Lloydminster, Saskatchewan! 

The Great Fire in 1929 nearly destroyed both communities, which lead to the two communities coming together to rise from the ashes. On May 20, 1930, Lloydminster officially became one city in two provinces (the only one in all of Canada to do so). 

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