Movember 2022 comes to a close with final fundraising efforts throughout Lethbridge
After a month of growing moustaches in support of men’s health, Wednesday marked the end of Movember.
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U of L, AUPE employee mediation stalls without agreement, 14-day 'cool-off' period entered
The University of Lethbridge Board of Governors is again at a stalemate with staff.
Suspect arrested following break-in at Lethbridge transit terminal
Lethbridge police are investigating after an early morning break-in at the city's downtown transit terminal.
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Council reconsiders possible site for new Lethbridge sober shelter
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The Lethbridge Housing Association is pushing for zoning changes that would allow the organization to offer 24-hour service at two of its properties.
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Lethbridge council votes to approve four-year operating budget, 5.1 per cent tax increase
Lethbridge council has voted unanimously to approve the 2023-26 operating budget. That means residents will see a 5.1 per cent increase for each of the next four years.
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Calgarian charged after $5.3M worth of cocaine seized at Coutts border crossing
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NDP MLA files lawsuit against Lethbridge Police Service
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Lethbridge opens 2 new laboratories as Chinook hospital lab changes focus
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Toys, non-perishable items needed for Lethbridge Charity Checkstop
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Medicine Hat doctor sanctioned for unprofessional conduct related to cannabis prescriptions
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Calgary police on hunt for suspect in carjacking spree covering several city districts
Calgary police were on the run Wednesday, trying to catch a car thief who stole – and then ditched – vehicle after vehicle.
U of A experts help classify two new minerals from Somalia meteorite
Researchers from the University of Alberta are part of a team that has discovered at least two minerals never before seen on earth.
COVID-19 vaccine policy for Arctic Winter Games not due to Alberta influence: official
An official with the Arctic Winter Games says its decision to revoke a mandatory COVID-19 vaccine policy for the upcoming event had nothing to do with pressure from the Alberta government, despite claims by the premier.
Seniors Secret Service on target to help 6,300 of southern Alberta's elderly have a merry Christmas
Volunteers work like Santa's helpers, sorting boxes destined for seniors this holiday season, and just like the elves in his workshop, those volunteers have a mountain of work that has to be completed on a tight timeline.
Calgary director to debut film that took 7 years to make
Everybody Altogether Now is a film seven years in the making. It tells a uniquely Calgarian story. Its world premiere is Friday at the Globe Cinema downtown. Guillaume Carlier, the writer and director, spoke to CTV News anchor Ian White Wednesday.
Calgary takes steps to protect vulnerable population as temperature drops
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Calgary police calendars feature new colouring contest for 2023
As the end of the year approaches, the Calgary Police Youth Foundation is hoping citizens will consider buying one of its 2023 calendars – which now include a colouring contest.
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Nothing off the table when it comes to Alberta sovereignty act: PM Trudeau
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