Lethbridge council candidate Bradley Whalen's criminal past reveals itself
Bradley Whalen says he is still running for City Council even though his criminal record came to light over the weekend.
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Lethbridge man faces multiple charges after shot fired Monday in traffic incident
A Lethbridge man faces multiple charges in relation to an incident Monday in which a shot was fired from a rifle.
Trudeau vows to 'get back to work,' as Liberals win election but fall short of majority
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Federal election 2021: Chahal lone Liberal elected in Calgary
Canadians headed to the polls on Monday to elect the next leader of the federal government.
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Man arrested after shot fired in Lethbridge Monday afternoon
One person is under arrest after a shot was fired Monday afternoon in Lethbridge.
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Lethbridge Curling Club celebrates 125 years
With the start of the new curling season around the corner, the Lethbridge Curling Club (LCC) kicked off the year in historic fashion.
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Support sought for Lethbridge volunteer after life-changing incident
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Charity event pivots for Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization
The Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization (LSCO) held their Grand Parade charity event on Saturday.
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CTV Lethbridge reporter Terry Vogt calls it a career after 49 years of telling southern Alberta stories
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Doctor shortage in Lethbridge forces clinic to close its doors
Patients at one Lethbridge clinic are being forced to find new family doctors after the departure of nearly a dozen physicians, emphasizing a crisis that has plagued the city for some time.
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ENMAX Centre announces new COVID-19 measures for live events
Starting Monday, anyone looking to take in a live Lethbridge Hurricanes game or any other ticketed event hosted at the ENMAX Centre will need to provide proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test result recorded within the previous 48-hours.
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Tyler Shandro resigns as Alberta health minister, moves to labour and immigration
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Calgary man wanted in sexual assault of 13-year-old arrested in Ontario
A Calgary man wanted on a sexual assault case involving a 13-year-old girl has been captured.
Northeast Calgary resident 'frustrated' Chahal removed campaign literature with incorrect polling station address from his property
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Kevin Stanfield named weather anchor and chief meteorologist for CTV News at 5 and 6
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Special meeting of Calgary city council called to discuss COVID-19
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Lethbridge council candidate Bradley Whalen's criminal past reveals itself
Bradley Whalen says he is still running for City Council even though his criminal record came to light over the weekend.
Lethbridge man faces multiple charges after shot fired Monday in traffic incident
A Lethbridge man faces multiple charges in relation to an incident Monday in which a shot was fired from a rifle.
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O'Toole triggers campaign review after loss, saying no one more disappointed than him
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Ontario premier to make announcement Wednesday as COVID-19 certificate system kicks off
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