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Lethbridge police seek suspect in multiple thefts
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Researchers attempt to grow rice in Alberta
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Lethbridge woman killed in crash near Raymond, Alta.
Police in southern Alberta have shut down a highway near the hamlet of Welling on Thursday because of a serious crash that claimed the life of a woman.
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City of Lethbridge enacts Petty Trespass Act for homeless encampment, clean-up underway
It’s become a common theme in Lethbridge, the setting up and dismantling of homeless encampments. As a result, the City of Lethbridge has given residents in the encampment 24 hours to vacate the property or they could potentially face a fine.
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Alberta now vaccinating children under 5 against COVID-19
Alberta is now accepting bookings for COVID-19 vaccinations and administering the shots for children ages six months to five years.
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Lethbridge Heritage Day event back in person
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‘Supporting Ukraine’: Lethbridge International Airshow pilot dedicating performance to Ukraine
After a four year hiatus, the Lethbridge International Airshow is taking off this weekend. With 30 planes set to be featured, one Ukrainian pilot is using her performance to pay tribute to those in the war torn country.
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University of Lethbridge unveils new disc golf course
After years of planning, the disc golf course on the University of Lethbridge campus has officially opened.
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Beat the heat: southern Alberta finds creative ways to cool down as has heat wave arrives in Lethbridge
Ahead of the August long weekend, Lethbridge is once again under a heat warning issued by Environment Canada.
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‘Justice for Cameron’: southern Alberta family calling for justice after deadly assault
A southern Alberta family is calling for justice to be served following the death of a 39-year-old man in Fort Macleod earlier this month.
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Calgary firefighters were called to a two-alarm fire in a northeast community on Sunday and officials say two homes were damaged.
Multiple people in hospital, suspect shot after machete attack on Vancouver's Granville Street
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Occupancy exceeded: Banff, Alta., home possessed more than 40 beds
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Cenovus Energy to buy remaining stake in Toledo refinery from BP for $300 million
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Remains of missing Medicine Hat man found: RCMP
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Hope for 'significant change' in all of sports following Hockey Canada board chair's resignation: lawyer
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