Lethbridge man claims company terminated him for voicing workplace safety concerns
A Lethbridge man alleges he was fired after raising concerns about workplace safety with his former employer.
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RCMP out? Government report suggests it could be more expensive for Alberta
An independent, government-ordered report on the feasibility of a provincial police force suggests a long transition period and a hefty price tag.
Family of murdered southern Alberta man reflect back two years later, suspect charged
A 32-year-old Medicine Hat man has been charged with second-degree murder in connection with the death of a Brooks man who was found deceased in early 2020.
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Driver dead in rural crash between Lethbridge and Coaldale, weather a suspected factor
One person is dead following a Tuesday morning crash east of Lethbridge and RCMP suspect wintry weather played a role.
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The City of Lethbridge looking for feedback on public space naming
The City of Lethbridge is asking residents for feedback on the ways Indigenous people are represented through its evolving placemaking strategy.
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U of L students start petition to keep classes online for remainder of spring term
An online petition asking the University of Lethbridge to make a formal decision on whether classes will be in person or online has garnished over 1,300 signatures since Friday.
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Medicine Hat man charged with murder 2 years after body found outside city
A 32-year-old man from Medicine Hat has been charged with second-degree murder in connection with the death of a Brooks man who was found dead in early 2020.
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'More common than we would like': Experts say feeling down common this time of year
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Lethbridge woman faces charges after bag of cash stolen from vehicle
Lethbridge police say charges have been laid against a 41-year-old woman in connection with the theft of $12,000 in cash left inside a vehicle this week.
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'It falls directly on the current government': Concern being expressed over EMS wait times in rural Alberta
Code red has become the new norm for Alberta EMS paramedics in some southern Alberta communities.
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Calgary, Lethbridge post-secondaries keep classes online through February
The University of Calgary will be extending online classes until Feb. 19, with no return to in-person learning until after reading week.
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Family of 6 mistakenly targeted in Calgary home invasion
A Calgary family of six is recovering after being terrorized during an armed home invasion that targeted the wrong residence.
'A slap in the face': Edmonton police leader upset with Madu; Kenney not answering questions
The leader of Edmonton's police association joined a growing list of people Wednesday who are calling for Kaycee Madu to step down permanently as Alberta's minister of justice and solicitor general.
Omicron drives surge in Alberta child case rates, increases hospitalization rates
The highly transmissible Omicron variant of COVID-19 is driving up case rates in young children, and Alberta hospitals are admitting more young people than in prior waves.
Dog attack in southeast Calgary sends woman to hospital
A woman is in hospital with injuries she sustained during a dog attack, EMS confirmed to CTV News on Wednesday.
'It's a good feeling': Calgary caterer expands culinary space to help other entrepreneurs
A Calgary business that once offered space to budding chefs and restaurateurs is expanding its own capacity to help more entrepreneurs get a leg up in the challenging economy.
Man injured after fall from power pole near Vulcan, Alta.
A 24-year-old man is in hospital after he was injured in a workplace accident Wednesday afternoon, officials say.
Flames reschedule 7 postponed home games in February
The NHL announced a schedule update Wednesday as they rescheduled games postponed over the holidays due to the fifth wave of COVID-19.
'Keep Alberta RCMP' community engagement tour comes to Lethbridge
Debate continues over a proposed provincial police force in Alberta.
Brooks Bandits are once again the class of the Alberta Junior Hockey League
The Brooks Bandits are having another fantastic season, running away from the competition in the South Division and their record of 40-2-1 tops the entire league.
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