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A baby formula shortage in the United States is starting to affect some families in Lethbridge.
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Performers with Cirque du Soleil are preparing for the company's fist show in Lethbridge since 2018.
Lethbridge Bulls set to open 2022 season this weekend
The Lethbridge Bulls are set play their home opener this weekend in a three-game series against the Sylvan Lake Gulls.
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Medicine Hat police chief steps down citing personal, family reasons
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'We're in Canada': A family fleeing Ukraine arrives in southern Alberta
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43 CP Rail cars carrying potash derail east of Fort Macleod, Alta.
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Search of Lethbridge home turns up firearms, drugs and stolen property, 6 people arrested
Six people are facing charges related to drugs, weapons and stolen property after a home was searched by Lethbridge police.
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‘Couldn’t ask for anything better:’ Battle of Alberta outdoor viewing party coming to Lethbridge Tuesday
There’s about to be new way for hockey fans in Lethbridge to catch the Battle of Alberta.
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'A number of missteps': Reaction following Jason Kenney’s departure
The race for a new United Conservative Party leader is on.
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Don't swig and scooter: Lethbridge’s rental e-scooters are still vehicles, warn police
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Judge denies bail for protester charged in southern Alberta border blockade
A judge has denied bail for a man charged with conspiracy to commit murder at a border blockade in southern Alberta.
New federal firearms bill will be introduced on Monday: Lametti
Federal Public Safety Minister Marco Mendicino will table new firearms legislation on Monday, according to his colleague Justice Minister David Lametti. In an interview with CTV's Question Period that will air on Sunday, Lametti pointed to the advance notice given to the House of Commons, and confirmed the plan is to see the new bill unveiled shortly after MPs return to the Commons on May 30.
Calgary Flames exit playoffs amid controversy over disallowed goal
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Aging Alberta legislature pools, walkways to get $20M upgrade
The grounds at the Alberta legislature are getting a major upgrade thanks to a $20 million investment from the federal and provincial governments.
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Provincial permission: Towns of Black Diamond and Turner Valley on the verge of their merge
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'Execution-style murder': Killer of 19-year-old Calgary hockey coach sentenced to life in jail
A Calgary judge has sentenced a young man who shot and killed another man to life in prison with no chance of parole for 12 years.
27-year-old man carrying air rifle near Toronto elementary school shot dead. What we know so far
There’s an increased police presence around four Toronto schools this morning after a 27-year-old man walking the nearby streets with an air rifle was shot dead by police on Thursday.
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