Blood Tribe woman arrested in fentanyl bust
A 28-year-old Blood Tribe woman faces charges in connection with a drug bust last month, police say.
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Police, dive teams at Lethbridge's Henderson Lake
Lethbridge police, along with dive teams from the Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services, are on scene at Henderson Lake.
Lethbridge College, U of L offer student housing options to public at lower costs
It's time for both institutions to begin transitioning student residences into summer accommodations that are open to the public.
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Fatal multi-vehicle crash closes Highway 3 east of Cranbrook, B.C.
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Medicine Hat, Alta., doctor sanctioned for improperly prescribing opioids
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Demolition of historic Lethbridge, Alta., building delayed
Lethbridge council says a historic building in its Chinatown won't be demolished until concerned groups are given an adequate opportunity to save it.
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Man allegedly arms himself with hatchets, barricades himself in Lethbridge home
Lethbridge police have arrested a man who allegedly armed himself with hatchets and barricaded himself inside a northside home on Tuesday, later allegedly setting the home on fire.
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Plebiscite vote could allow liquor sales in Cardston, Alta.
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Man arrested in 'high-risk incident' in Lethbridge
One man was arrested in connection with a 'high-risk incident' in Lethbridge on Tuesday, police say.
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Boil water advisory in effect for 3 Calgary communities
Three southwest Calgary communities are under a boil water advisory due to a watermain break Thursday afternoon at a nearby construction site.
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Outdoor enthusiasts and conservationists are raising concerns over a proposal to clear-cut two areas known for their popular cycling and hiking trails just west of Bragg Creek.
No splashing this summer: Bowness wading pool closed for 2023
Neighbourhood kids won't be able to play at the Bowness Park wading pool this summer.
Parkdale Boulevard N.W. reopened after crash
Police are investigating a single-vehicle crash that occurred in northwest Calgary on Friday.
Police, dive teams at Lethbridge's Henderson Lake
Lethbridge police, along with dive teams from the Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services, are on scene at Henderson Lake.
Mayor, councillor clash during discussion about Calgary's social procurement program
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Man in life-threatening condition after Lethbridge stabbing
A man was seriously injured in an early morning stabbing in Lethbridge's north end.
Blood Tribe woman arrested in fentanyl bust
A 28-year-old Blood Tribe woman faces charges in connection with a drug bust last month, police say.
Suncor to cut 1,500 jobs by end of year, employees informed Thursday
Suncor Energy Inc. will cut 1,500 jobs by the end of the year, as new CEO Rich Kruger forges ahead with his mandate to reduce costs and improve the company's lagging financial performance.
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N.S. Premier Tim Houston speaks about the devastation the wildfires are causing and the need for residents to respect the fire ban.
