'It’s so nice to be back together again': Canada Day back in Lethbridge with a city full of events
Canada Day is back and bigger than ever in Lethbridge.
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'You’ve got to know your waters': River safety heading into Canada Day long weekend
With a hot Canada Day in the long weekend forecast, a float down the Oldman River is one of the best ways to beat the heat in Lethbridge.
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Lethbridge police say charges have been laid against two men in connection with an attack on a 19-year-old man on Wednesday.
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Friday marked the first Canada Day in two years without any public health restrictions, which meant Calgarians were finally able to gather at several in-person events across the city.
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