Lethbridge police suspend officer over misconduct investigation
A police officer with the Lethbridge Police Service has been suspended in connection with an investigation conducted by the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team.
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Ahead of the 2021 tourist season in Waterton Lakes National Park, the federal government has announced a combined $8.7 million in funding to improve two campgrounds within the park.
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