Survey shows Lethbridge homeless population more than doubled In four years
A recent survey has revealed that Lethbridge's most vulnerable population is growing significantly.
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Lethbridge retirement community sharing cookbook with residents cherished recipes
“There’s nothing like mom’s cooking” is a common saying, and now Seasons Retirement Communities will help preserve mom’s treasured recipes to share with the next generation.
Methamphetamine, fentanyl and cash seized in targeted traffic stop near Brooks
Arrests have been made following a nearly three-month investigation into the activities of two suspected drug dealers who were believed to be trafficking in Calgary and Medicine Hat.
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Lethbridge's interest in electric vehicles growing, AMA survey suggests
A new survey conducted by the Alberta Motor Association shows 27 per cent of Albertans would consider buying an electric vehicle.
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Lethbridge's Chinook Regional Hospital over capacity, staffing challenges continue
The rise in respiratory illnesses, RSV and COVID is putting a strain on hospitals across the province – including in Lethbridge.
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19 Lethbridge-area volunteers receive Queen’s Platinum Jubilee medals
Monday at the Southern Alberta Ethnic Association, 19 Queen’s Platinum Jubilee medals were given to Lethbridge residents for donating time and resources to various charitable causes in the region.
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Lethbridge Charity Checkstop totals released by police
The Lethbridge Police Service is celebrating another successful Charity Checkstop.
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Car thieves take dog on unexpected road trip from Medicine Hat into Saskatchewan
A Medicine Hat woman has been reunited with her dog and her car after both were stolen last week and recovered that same day in Saskatchewan.
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Lethbridge building buzz over its public art collection
Lethbridge is the scene of a growing collection of public art.
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Southern Alberta Hutterite Colony donates food hampers to Blood Tribe
Members of a Hutterite colony in Standoff, Alta. braved the bitter cold and embraced their Christmas spirit on Friday to hand out food hampers to Blood Tribe members.
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Lethbridge pilot project hopes to break down financial barriers for newcomers
Trying to navigate finances can be difficult for newcomers to Lethbridge, but a new pilot project has been created to remove some of the barriers.
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Calgary EMS management practices subject of investigation by AHS
A workplace investigation is underway in Calgary related to EMS management practices, AHS confirms.
Alberta passes sovereignty act, but first strips out sweeping powers to cabinet
The Alberta legislature has passed Premier Danielle Smith’s controversial sovereignty act but not before first stripping out the provision that granted Smith’s cabinet the power to bypass the legislature and rewrite laws as it saw fit.
Flames recall AHL Player of the Month Matthew Phillips
The Calgary Flames called up forward Matthew Phillips Thursday.
Trudeau says Ottawa to work constructively with Alberta after sovereignty act passes
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the federal government is going to work as constructively as possible with Alberta after lawmakers passed Premier Danielle Smith's controversial sovereignty act.
Calgary tube park opens for 2022-23 season next week
The ski and snowboard hill at Canada Olympic Park is open and soon the tube park will be too.
Trans Mountain Corp. fined for 2020 death of pipeline expansion worker
The Canada Energy Regulator has issued financial penalties against Trans Mountain Corp. related to the 2020 death of a worker.
Phones ain't where the Hart is: Comedy fans to enjoy cell phone-free Saddledome show
Comedian turned Hollywood heavyweight Kevin Hart will hit the Scotiabank Saddledome stage Thursday night but don't expect to catch any of his performance on social media.
TC Energy shuts down Keystone pipeline system after leak in Nebraska
The size and scope of the oil spill caused by the Keystone pipeline Wednesday remains unknown, but analysts say Canadian crude could suffer a significant price impact if the pipeline is shut down for more than a few days.
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