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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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Twinning of Highway 3 moving ahead, benefitting local economy
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Alberta community's ostrich escape sparks new food bank campaign
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Lethbridge students, advocates laud province's new investment into 211 Alberta
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Pronghorns set to host 2022 Canada West Swim Championship in Lethbridge
University of Lethbridge Pronghorn swimmers will make a splash this weekend, with their sights set on a championship title.
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Former premier Jason Kenney resigns from Alberta legislature
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Smith tables controversial sovereignty act, which is 'likely' to survive in court
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'It's incoherent': Analyst reacts to Smith's sovereignty act
CTV News Political Commentator Scott Reid reacts to Alta. Premier Danielle Smith's proposed Sovereignty within a United Canada Act.
