Taxi fares could soon cost more in Lethbridge
Residents who rely on taxis in Lethbridge may soon need to pay more, thanks to a city decision.
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Alberta Real Estate Association reports Lethbridge home sales have seen a significant drop
The Alberta Real Estate Association has published its data from several cities across the province. And its report on Lethbridge shows home sales fell over the past year.
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Taxi fares could soon cost more in Lethbridge
Residents who rely on taxis in Lethbridge may soon need to pay more, thanks to a city decision.
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