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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AMA, police remind motorists to slow down in construction zones
Construction is just a part of summers in southern Alberta as crews work to fix damage caused by the previous year's winter. But this kind of work poses an increased risk for construction crews, often putting them near passing cars.
NDP and UCP once again split Lethbridge in 2023 Alberta election
Little changed in Lethbridge following Monday's provincial election, with voters re-electing both candidates who had previously served the city's two ridings.
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Construction set to begin on park in Lethbridge's Galt Gardens
The City of Lethbridge says before the end of the year, children and their families will have a new place to play in Galt Gardens.
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Innisfail RCMP seek public assistance in search for missing elderly woman
Innisfail RCMP are asking for public assistance in locating a missing elderly woman.
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Cardston residents to vote on ending prohibition
Cardston was one of a handful of southern Alberta communities to remain dry following the end of Alberta's prohibition in 1923. But that could soon change.
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Lethbridge man charged with arson in Sandman Hotel fire
A 33-year-old Lethbridge man is facing charges following a fire at a downtown hotel on Monday morning.
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Six candidates are looking to claim the Livingstone-Macleod riding on election day
The Livingstone-Macleod electoral riding was created in 1997 and now encompasses a large portion of southwestern Alberta including High River, Nanton, Claresholm, Fort Macleod and the Crowsnest Pass.
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Alberta election 2023: Learn more about the candidates in Cypress-Medicine Hat
Former Cypress-Medicine Hat MLA Drew Barnes announced when the writ dropped that he would not seek re-election for a fourth term.
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Brooks residents welcome back Centennial Cup Champion Bandits
The Brooks Bandits were welcomed home by a crowd of fans on Monday night, before holding a championship parade the next day.
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Lethbridge voters take advantage of advance polls for Alberta 2023 election
Voters in Alberta have the opportunity to beat the crowds by casting their ballots ahead of election day on May 29.
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2 homes damaged in early morning fire in southeast Calgary
Officials say an early morning fire in southeast Calgary is under control, but two homes were damaged.
Kevin J. Johnston sentenced in Delburne, Alta., COVID protest
Former Calgary mayoral candidate Kevin J. Johnston was back in Alberta Court of Justice in Drumheller on Friday, May 26 to answer to charges stemming from a protest in Delburne in April 2021.
Vehicle crashes through window of southern Alberta town's library
Didsbury RCMP says a worker at the community's library were hurt when a vehicle crashed through its front window on Monday.
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.
Orange islands in a blue sea: Why Alberta's urban-rural political divide still exists
The electoral map has been recoloured, but Alberta's rural blue hasn't budged an inch.
Two Calgary ridings subject to automatic recounts: Elections Alberta
Calgary-Acadia and Calgary-Glenmore, both previously operated by the United Conservative Party are now painted in NDP orange by razor-thin margins.
'Somewhat shocked': Criminal lawyer questions use of force in deadly Calgary police pursuit
A prominent criminal lawyer is questioning the use of force in a deadly police pursuit in Calgary on Monday.
Merchandise from five-year-old's t-shirt business stolen along with family van
A little boy with a budding t-shirt business faced a major setback last week when the family mini-van was stolen outside of his northwest home.
'For God's sake, stop burning': N.S. premier bans all activity in forests, urges residents to abide by burn ban
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston has banned all activity in forests as of Tuesday, and says the wildfire damage is “extensive” and “heartbreaking.”
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