Family of murdered southern Alberta man reflect back two years later, suspect charged
A 32-year-old Medicine Hat man has been charged with second-degree murder in connection with the death of a Brooks man who was found deceased in early 2020.
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One person is dead following a Tuesday morning crash east of Lethbridge and RCMP suspect wintry weather played a role.
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The City of Lethbridge is asking residents for feedback on the ways Indigenous people are represented through its evolving placemaking strategy.
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U of L students start petition to keep classes online for remainder of spring term
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Medicine Hat man charged with murder 2 years after body found outside city
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'More common than we would like': Experts say feeling down common this time of year
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Lethbridge woman faces charges after bag of cash stolen from vehicle
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'It falls directly on the current government': Concern being expressed over EMS wait times in rural Alberta
Code red has become the new norm for Alberta EMS paramedics in some southern Alberta communities.
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Calgary, Lethbridge post-secondaries keep classes online through February
The University of Calgary will be extending online classes until Feb. 19, with no return to in-person learning until after reading week.
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Betty White online donation challenge is still on going
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'One more thing to worry about': Trucking industry reacts to government’s decision to implement mandatory vaccines once again
After reports that the federal government was no longer making it mandatory for Canadian truckers to show proof of vaccination to enter the U.S., the feds are now saying they are not backing down on mandatory Covid-19 vaccinations for Canadian truckers.
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Family of 6 mistakenly targeted in Calgary home invasion
A Calgary family of six is recovering after being terrorized during an armed home invasion that targeted the wrong residence.
Dog attack in southeast Calgary sends woman to hospital
A woman is in hospital with injuries she sustained during a dog attack, EMS confirmed to CTV News on Wednesday.
Flames reschedule 7 postponed home games in Februrary
The NHL announced a schedule update Wednesday as they rescheduled games postponed over the holidays due to the fifth wave of COVID-19.
Inflation fallout: Albertans should brace for impending price hikes coming at breakneck speed
ATB deputy chief economist Rob Roach says he expects prices to keep climbing into, at least, much later this year.
Calgary police seek driver in hit-and-run that injured 11-year-old girl
Calgary police are investigating a hit-and-run in the community of Erin Woods on Wednesday that injured an 11-year-old girl.
Federal grant supports new clean energy facility in Calgary
The federal government is doing more to support opportunities in the sustainable energy industry through a large grant aimed at building a specialized office in downtown Calgary.
Police search for man who missed Calgary drug treatment court date
Police are asking for help from the public to locate a man who missed a Calgary drug treatment court appearance as officers are now concerned for his safety.
New ultra-affordable airline Lynx unveils 5 Canadian destinations as tickets go on sale
Tickets for flights aboard Lynx Air went on sale for the first time on Wednesday.
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A three-year wildlife monitoring project in the city of Calgary has captured more than 100,000 images in an effort to better understand how species and humans interact in natural park spaces.
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BREAKING | Ontario to gradually loosen restrictions starting with indoor dining Jan. 31, sources say
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