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Southern Alberta Hutterite Colony donates food hampers to Blood Tribe
Members of a Hutterite colony in Standoff, Alta. braved the bitter cold and embraced their Christmas spirit on Friday to hand out food hampers to Blood Tribe members.
Lethbridge pilot project hopes to break down financial barriers for newcomers
Trying to navigate finances can be difficult for newcomers to Lethbridge, but a new pilot project has been created to remove some of the barriers.
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Lethbridge man charged after police seize drugs, cash from vehicle
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Lethbridge man wanted on 18 charges arrested, released ahead of court
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