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Lethbridge Police Service is hoping someone will recognize a suspect who was captured on surveillance video during a break-in while wearing distinctive shoes.
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Wind warnings issued for southern Alberta Wednesday
Wind warnings were issued for much of southern Alberta on Wednesday with guests of 90 to 140 kilometres an hour expected.
Lethbridge Meals on Wheels, Community Foundation kick off holiday season of giving
A community campaign in Lethbridge is about to get rolling as Meals on Wheels kicks off its 23 Days of Christmas campaign on Wednesday.
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Lethbridge police officers demoted in 'MemeGate' misconduct case
Senior constables David Easter and Matthew Rilkoff, who previously pleaded guilty to misconduct charges, have been demoted in rank to first class constables for one year.
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Lethbridge police conduct very merry checkstop, collecting gifts, food, cash and gift cards
The Lethbridge Police Service Charity conducted a very merry check stop Sunday in an effort to help vulnerable community members add a little joy to their holiday season.
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Blood Tribe members protest over use of force during arrest of man wielding metal pipe
RCMP officials say the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team has not been directed to investigate an officer whose actions during a recent arrest on a southern Alberta First Nation have been criticized online.
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'It doesn’t really hurt, it was quick and easy': Kids roll up their sleeves across Alberta to get COVID-19 vaccine
It was mostly all smiles at Exhibition Park in Lethbridge and maybe even a few tears as kids rolled up their sleeves across Alberta Friday to receive their first shot of the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Blood Tribe man arrested after injuring Mountie with a pipe: RCMP
Officials say a First Nations man is facing charges after an armed confrontation with police earlier this week.
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Remains found on Blood Tribe Nation identified as missing Lethbridge woman
An investigation is underway into the discovery of a body on a southern Alberta First Nation after an autopsy confirmed the deceased was a woman reported missing in Lethbridge in the summer.
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'Everyone's frustrated': impending closure of Lethbridge clinic highlights city's family doctor shortage
According to Primary Care Networks, there are currently no doctors in Lethbridge that are currently taking on new patients.
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University of Lethbridge SHINE campaign raises $103M towards student initiatives
The celebration wasn't nearly as bold and daring as the fundraising idea, but the SHINE campaign has paid off for students and faculty at the University of Lethbridge.
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Alta. to scrap photo radar on most residential roads, double ticketing within 5 minutes in 2022
The Alberta government extended its freeze on new photo radar devices on Wednesday and announced new restrictions around the controversial enforcement practice.
Alberta to announce expanded COVID-19 vaccine booster eligibility
The Alberta government will announce its plan to provide COVID-19 vaccine booster shots to more adult residents Wednesday afternoon, CTV News has learned.
Alberta rolls out new rules forcing industry to pay for abandoned well cleanup
Alberta's oil and gas regulator has rolled out new rules aimed at addressing the growing problem of inactive and abandoned wells in the province, but critics say the industry should be forced to do even more to clean up after itself.
Calgary seniors communities should be more pet friendly says researcher
A researcher at the University of Calgary is calling for seniors' communities and affordable housing to become more inclusive for older adults and their pets.
Wind warnings issued for southern Alberta Wednesday
Wind warnings were issued for much of southern Alberta on Wednesday with guests of 90 to 140 kilometres an hour expected.
Police dog tracks, locates missing woman in forested area in southern Alberta
A woman in her 50s was located in the brush by an RCMP police dog following an emergency medical distress call on the weekend.
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HWY 22 REOPENED | Out of control wildfire burns west of Hwy 22 in southwest Alberta, residents no longer considered at risk
Those living in a select area along the Highway 22 corridor had been asked to prepare to leave their homes on short notice as a wildfire burns west of the highway.
Kenney to give update on Alberta's goals to make its own vaccine
Alberta is set to give an update on its ambitions to make vaccine in the province.
Banff Sunshine Village closed Wednesday due to extreme weather conditions
Extreme weather conditions means Banff Sunshine Village ski resort west of Calgary will be closed on Wednesday.
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No start date yet for airport COVID-19 testing of travellers arriving in Canada
Federal officials have not yet decided when the new on-arrival COVID-19 testing requirements for all air travellers coming from outside of Canada will come into effect, or whether the policy will be expanded to include those coming in from the United States.
South African data suggests Omicron gets around some, not all immunity
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