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.
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 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
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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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Alleged threats at knifepoint prompts lockdown of Lethbridge school, suspect arrested in playground
A 31-year-old Lethbridge man faces several charges following a police investigation into reports of a suspect with a knife near a Lethbridge elementary school.
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Southern Alberta woman charged with murder in death of travelling partner
A 26-year-old woman from Medicine Hat has been charged with first degree murder and indignity to human remains in connection with the discovery of a body outside Pincher Creek.
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The Alberta government has announced the province's first confirmed case of the Omicron variant of COVID-19.
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Warning: this story discusses sexual assault, which may be triggering to some readers. Calgary teacher Michael Gregory — who took his own life after being charged with 17 counts of sexual assault against former students earlier this year — admitted to abusive behaviour in 2006, according to an Alberta Teachers' Association disciplinary ruling.
Vaccinations now required to travel into and through Canada on planes, trains and boats
All Canadians aged 12 and older now need to show proof of vaccination if you want to hop on a flight or train ride to any other Canadian destination.
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.
Deer with Christmas lights tangled in its antlers spotted in Okotoks
Alberta Fish and Wildlife says officers are keeping an eye on a deer in Okotoks, Alta. that seems to have a strand of Christmas lights caught in its antlers.
ASIRT executive director to step down, officials confirm
Alberta Serious Incident Response Teams (ASIRT) executive director Susan Hughson is stepping down from the role on Friday, the agency has confirmed.
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Calgary police have identified the victim in a recent shooting death in the southeast as a man who recently moved to the city from Edmonton.
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