'There are lots of fears': Lethbridge Muslim Association holds vigil to honour family killed in Ontario attack
Scorching weather wasn't enough to deter more than 100 people from attending vigil at Lethbridge Islamic Centre.
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City hall flag raising kicks off Lethbridge Pride Week
June is International Pride Month and it's hard not to notice with all the rainbow flags waving in Lethbridge.
'One of the best little kids in the world': Southern Alberta First Nation princess starts water fundraiser
Zoey Black Plume's idea came when she realized that water fountains were not running due to the pandemic and she was worried about what that meant for the homeless community and wanted to do her part to help.
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'How can you not love goats?': The unsung heroes of summer in Lethbridge are back
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The Bulls are back in town as training camp kicks off
The Lethbridge Bulls kicked off their training camp Friday in preparation for a shortened 2021 campaign.
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The Show Goes On: Documentary chronicles Lethbridge dance students' pandemic year
The pandemic has created some unique classrooms challenges over the past year, but it has also opened up a new opportunity for students at a high school dance academy in Lethbridge.
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Lethbridge enters Stage 2 of Alberta's "Open for Summer" plan
Today marked Alberta entering into Stage 2 of its 'Open for Summer' plan.
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'Having funerals every day': Blood Tribe members highlight opioid crisis concerns
According to a group of Blood Tribe members who spoke to local media on Wednesday, there isn’t enough being done to combat the impacts of the ongoing opioid crisis on the Blood Reserve.
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3 charged after drugs, weapons, stolen property seized in Lethbridge
Three people have been charged and charges are pending against a fourth after an investigation into alleged drug trafficking in Lethbridge.
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Yearning to travel: Southern Albertans looking to get away as COVID-19 restrictions ease
As COVID-19 cases continue to drop and vaccination rates climb, southern Alberta travel companies say they've noticed people are yearning to get away and start travelling again.
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'It's very surreal': Artistic southern Alberta dog gains worldwide attention for painting
When Megan Bolen taught her dog Rogan how to paint just over a year ago, she had no idea how much attention her clever K-9 was about to receive.
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Travel packages added to Alberta's vaccine lottery prizes
Getting a second dose of COVID-19 vaccine could also land you some air travel.
Alberta poised to eclipse 70 per cent vaccination threshold, move toward Stage 3 anticipated
In the coming days, first doses of the COVID-19 vaccines will have been administered to 70 per cent of eligible Albertans, starting the two week countdown to Stage 3 of the province's reopening plan.
Fully-vaccinated Americans have had looser restrictions for months. Why don't Canadians?
Americans who have been fully vaccinated are able to ditch masks and forget about distancing, but there is still no guidance for Canadians who have received both doses.
Downtown Calgary office tower being converted into affordable housing
An empty office tower in downtown Calgary is being turned into affordable housing.
High River, Alta. to host chuckwagon racing after Calgary Stampede snub
Chuckwagon drivers will descend on High River, Alta. for two weekends in July for a tournament created following the cancellation of this year's Calgary Stampede Rangeland Derby.
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Cooler temperatures spread across to eastern parts of Alberta Wednesday, bringing relief from the heat.
'It's critical': Town of Banff reopens to visitors after pandemic forces tourists to stay away
After months of telling visitors to stay home and stay away, officials and business owners in Banff are swinging open their doors and welcoming visitors back to the mountain town.
Police seek public assistance in possible hate-motivated incident
Calgary police are seeking public assistance in identifying a suspect in what police believe may have been a hate-motivated incident that took place Tuesday.
Alberta reports 127 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, lowest active cases since October
In Tuesday's COVID-19 update, the province reported 127 new cases and 2,804 active cases, the lowest since Oct. 15.
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'I have never felt safe': Nunavut MP accuses parliamentary security of racial profiling in farewell speech
In a scathing farewell speech, Nunavut NDP MP Mumilaaq Qaqqaq blasted the federal government for inaction on Indigenous issues and accused parliamentary security of racial profiling.
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Green leader Annamie Paul survives emergency meeting on fate of leadership
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Inflation sees largest year-over-year jump since 2011: StatCan
Statistics Canada says the consumer price index in May was up 3.6 per cent compared with a year ago, its largest yearly increase since May 2011.
