Downtown construction finished for the season
After months of road work, the streets of downtown Lethbridge are open once again.
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Thieves caught ripping wire out of wind turbines: Pincher Creek RCMP
A pair of southern Alberta men have been charged with several offences after police say they were stealing copper wire from several remote sites.
City of Lethbridge to provide emergency funding for Agri-food Hub & Trade Centre if province chips in
The future of the Lethbridge and District Exhibition could lie in the hands of the Alberta government and whether or not they choose to provide additional funding for un-budgeted costs from the construction of the Agri-food Hub and Trade Centre.
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U of L helping students with annual 'Giving Tuesday' campaign
The University of Lethbridge is hoping to give back to students as part of its annual “Giving Tuesday” campaign.
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Lethbridge police seize $23K in drugs during trafficking investigation
Three people are facing drug trafficking charges after drugs and cash were seized by police during an investigation in Lethbridge.
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YWCA Lethbridge calls for more funding amid spike in domestic violence in Alberta
Domestic violence is on the rise in the province, and the YWCA Lethbridge is pushing for more funding to help survivors.
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Annual 'Walk in Her Shoes' event raises awareness of domestic violence on Blood Reserve
One step at a time, those on the Blood Reserve are hoping to put an end to the domestic violence impacting their community.
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Southern Alberta communities receive $1.4M from province for affordable housing upgrades
Five southern Alberta organizations are getting a total of $1.4 million from the province for upgrades on affordable housing units.
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Veterans receive Quilts of Valour from Lethbridge group
Southern Alberta veterans received a unique honour Thursday: a home made quilt.
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Workshop teaches Lethbridge residents to speak out against discrimination
The Alberta hate crime committee has been travelling across the province holding workshops on how to be an active bystander.
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University of Lethbridge athletics pausing 'Operation Red Nose' citing challenges securing insurance
After 26 years, the University of Lethbridge Pronghorn Athletics is putting the brakes on its Operation Red Nose program because of difficulty getting insurance.
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EXCLUSIVE ASIRT investigating CPS use of force following Nov. 19 arrests that left teen injured
Alberta's police watchdog has taken over a review of CPS use of force during arrests at a demonstration in support of the people of Gaza on November 19.
Alberta Health Services issues measles alert in Calgary
Alberta Health Services is warning the public about a lab-confirmed case of measles in the Calgary area, adding that the public may have been exposed.
Southern Alberta dog trainer featured in upcoming Disney documentary series
Calgary-area dog trainer Jennifer Fraser and her dog Daiquiri will be one of six teams featured in Disney's ' The Secret Life of Dancing Dogs'.
IOC lines up French Alps to host 2030 Winter Olympics and Salt Lake City for 2034 edition
Salt Lake City being preferred as a shoo-in to host the 2034 Winter Olympics was expected. The surprise was the IOC favoring the French Alps bid for the 2030 edition on Wednesday.
Downtown construction finished for the season
After months of road work, the streets of downtown Lethbridge are open once again.
Get them while you can! Calgary Christmas tree vendors expect to sell out fast amid rising demand and falling supply
Calgarians looking for the perfect Christmas tree this holiday season might find it a little more difficult with increasing demand and falling supply.
Manslaughter charges laid against man accused of trafficking gun to teen who killed Edmonton police officers
A 19-year-old man accused of trafficking a firearm to the 16-year-old boy who killed two Edmonton police officers has been charged with manslaughter.
Calgary teen looks to make season brighter with food bank donations
Fourteen-year-old Ella Altvater wants to make a difference this Christmas. She has saved all her babysitting money through the year, along with her allowance, and used that to purchase items to make "Christmas fun bags."
Major Canadian cities lacking in accessibility for people with disabilities: study
New research suggests nearly 60 per cent of public spaces in Calgary, Vancouver and Ottawa are either inaccessible or partially inaccessible to people with disabilities.
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opinion Don Martin: With Trudeau resignation fever rising, a Conservative nightmare appears
With speculation rising that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will follow his father's footsteps in the snow to a pre-election resignation, political columnist Don Martin focuses on one Liberal cabinet minister who's emerging as leadership material -- and who stands out as a fresh-faced contrast to the often 'angry and abrasive' leader of the Conservatives.
