Former Lethbridge MLA and cabinet member Clint Dunford dead at 78
Albertans are honouring the memory of Clint Dunford, a longtime Lethbridge MLA, who passed away this week.
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'I'm ready to retire': Chris Spearman looks back on eight years in office
It's been nearly eight years to the day since Chris Spearman was first elected as Lethbridge's 25th mayor. But, all things must come to an end, and that was made clear when Spearman announced earlier this year that he would not be running for re-election in 2021.
Search underway for handcuffed man who escaped after allegedly assaulting Alberta RCMP officer
A search is underway in the Crowsnest Pass for a Blairmore, Alta. man who escaped from RCMP custody and allegedly assaulted an officer.
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Potential third bridge sparks conversation ahead of Lethbridge municipal election
Building a third river crossing in Lethbridge has been a topic of conversation for years and now voters have a chance to weigh in on the issue in the municipal election Oct. 18.
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GPS leads RCMP to stolen trucks in southern Alberta, 2 men face charges
Two men from Medicine Hat are facing charges following a crime spree in southern Alberta that involved break-ins at several businesses.
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Lethbridge officer raises more than $20K for mental health by doing 24 hours of pull-ups
Const. Terry Fieguth started his challenge on Saturday in an effort to raise money and awareness for mental health services.
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'It's a huge issue for our community': Doctor shortage prompts temporary closure of Milk River Health Centre emergency department
Roughly a thousand people live in Milk River and the surrounding area and all of them are without a local emergency department (ED) for the Thanksgiving long weekend.
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RCMP appeals for help on 3rd anniversary of southern Alberta homicide
Three years after a man was found dead in his home on the Piikani Nation in southern Alberta, RCMP are appealing for help to solve his homicide.
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Lethbridge police seize $15K worth of drugs, a firearm and $3,300 in cash
A Lethbridge man is facing charges after police seized more than $15,000 worth of drugs, along with a shotgun and more than $3,300 in cash.
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Lethbridge voters to weigh in on potentially implementing ward system
Advance voting is already underway in the municipal election and there's one question on the ballot that could re-shape politics in Lethbridge.
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'A situation where it calls for action': Vigil held for missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls
Hundreds gathered in front of Lethbridge city hall Monday evening before marching to Galt Gardens for the Sisters in Spirit vigil.
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Election day arrives, Calgary to vote for new mayor
Polls opened in the city at 8 a.m. and the 188 voting stations will remain open until 8 p.m.
Calgary election 2021: unofficial voter turnout of 16,000 as of 11 a.m.
Voting stations opened at 8 a.m. and close at 8 p.m.
'Have I made a huge mistake?': Nenshi reflects on his time as Calgary's mayor and decision not to run
In the months since Naheed Nenshi announced he would not be running for a fourth term, he says he's been reflecting on his 11 years in office and the direction the city will take next.
Kananaskis Conservation Pass revenue brings in millions, area improvements underway: province
The government of Alberta says a Kananaskis Country user fee implemented in June is already having a positive impact on the area.
Pickup truck pulled from retention pond along Stoney Trail, no sign of driver
A truck landed in a storm pond near the Deerfoot Trail–Stoney Trail interchange in northeast Calgary Sunday night but the driver has yet to be located.
Missing man last seen in February found safe: Calgary police
Jordan Boucher was last seen at the First Alliance Church Calgary on Feb. 20.
TransAlta wind farm in N.B. temporarily taken offline after tower collapse
TransAlta Renewables Inc. says it has temporarily taken a wind farm in New Brunswick offline after a tower collapse.
Financial toll of COVID-19 pandemic weighing heavily on Albertans: survey
The fourth-annual BDO Affordability Index released on Monday indicates rising inflation and housing costs have prevented Albertans from being able to save for their retirement.
Free coffee, a virtual summit and an award show: Calgary celebrates Small Business Week 2021
Small Business Week, the chamber's flagship event, is a chance for the organization to celebrate, support and inspire small businesses.
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Half of Canadian parents would vaccinate their 5-11 year-old ASAP: survey
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