'How can you not love goats?': The unsung heroes of summer in Lethbridge are back
The City of Lethbridge is once again calling on a herd of goats to help clean up Alexander Wilderness Park and Indian Battle Park this summer.
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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.
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
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'Having funerals every day': Blood Tribe members highlight opioid crisis concerns
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3 charged after drugs, weapons, stolen property seized in Lethbridge
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Yearning to travel: Southern Albertans looking to get away as COVID-19 restrictions ease
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'It's very surreal': Artistic southern Alberta dog gains worldwide attention for painting
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Southern Alberta summer camps coping with second pandemic summer
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'Play ball!': Western Canadian Baseball League releases 2021 schedule
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Stolen vehicles and travel trailer recovered by Lethbridge police
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Police are investigating after two men suffered stab wounds in an apparent random stabbing attack at a southwest Calgary church.
10 Delta variant cases connected to outbreak at Calgary hospital were fully immunized
Alberta’s top doctor confirms 10 people connected to the COVID-19 Delta variant outbreaks at Calgary’s Foothill Medical Centre were fully immunized before testing positive for the disease.
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School is almost out for summer and that has many parents wondering what they can and can’t do with their children with changing COVID-19 restrictions, emerging variants and children under 12 unable to get vaccinated.
Protesters draw attention to province's growing opioid crisis
Protesters marched to the Sheldon Chumir Centre Friday to draw attention to the growing opioid crisis.
Soccer fans gather as Euro Cup brings much-needed boost for Calgary restaurants
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'How can you not love goats?': The unsung heroes of summer in Lethbridge are back
The City of Lethbridge is once again calling on a herd of goats to help clean up Alexander Wilderness Park and Indian Battle Park this summer.
Didsbury RCMP looking for man missing since February
On Wednesday, just before 5 p.m., Didsbury RCMP received a call about a 68-year-old man whose family had not seen or heard from since around the end of February.
Alberta reports 170 new COVID-19 cases as hospitalizations continue to drop
Alberta reported another 170 cases of COVID-19 Friday as hospitalizations and ICU admissions continue to decline.
Majority of stakeholders vote in favour of changing Calgary high school's name
The process to potentially rename a southwest Calgary high school because of its ties to Canada's former residential school system has moved ahead.
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Public Safety Minister Bill Blair says that while progress has been made on the creation of a bill to combat online hate, it's uncertain whether it will be brought forward before June 23, when the House of Commons rises for summer recess.
Residential school cemetery in Regina turned into gathering site, memorial for survivors
The burial site of at least 35 Indigenous children who attended the Regina Indian Industrial School has become a gathering place and memorial following the discovery of remains at a residential school in Kamloops, B.C.
Biden to urge G7 leaders to call out, compete with China
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Co-workers of suspect wonder if they missed signs of attack
The co-workers of the vehicle attack suspect are grappling with the crimes allegedly committed by a colleague. Omar Sachedina reports.
Another burial site found at former Sask. residential school
Weeks after a burial site was uncovered in B.C., more remains were located at a former Regina residential school. Creeson Agecoutay reports.
