Lethbridge Hurricanes prepare for Friday home opener against Medicine Hat Tigers
The Lethbridge Hurricanes are gearing up for their home opener on Friday against the Medicine Hat Tigers.
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'Numerous firearms' stolen from Fort Macleod hardware store during break-in
RCMP in Fort Macleod are attempting to identify a person who broke into a hardware store late Tuesday night and stole several firearms.
Kainai Wellness Program looks to help heal historical trauma with its Truth and Reconciliation Week
The Kainai Wellness Program has been hosting a series of events this week in preparation for National Truth and Reconciliation Day on Sept. 30.
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Lethbridge could break record daytime high temperature set 35 years ago
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Stolen SUV crashes into Medicine Hat home, suspect escapes
The Medicine Hat Police Service is looking to identify the driver of a stolen Jeep Grand Cherokee that crashed into the attached garage of a home.
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Oliver Block in downtown Lethbridge designated municipal historic resource
The City of Lethbridge has designated the Oliver Block a municipal historic resource.
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'Are you going to get this man any help?': Video inside Alberta clinic shows man on floor
A video, taken of a man lying on the floor of a Lethbridge, Alta., health clinic has some wondering about the condition of the province's health care system.
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‘It's good news to hear:’ Lethbridge drivers react to Alberta’s GDL licence change
Many drivers in Lethbridge are reacting positively to news that Alberta’s graduated driver's licence program is getting an overhaul.
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Lethbridge man charged with attempted murder after domestic incident
A Lethbridge man has been charged with attempted murder in connection to a violent domestic assault at a southside home last week.
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Shot fired during fight at Lethbridge home, police say
Lethbridge police are investigating after a shot was fired during an altercation at a westside home on Monday night.
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Wasp season in Lethbridge seeing average numbers, experts say
Wasps and hornets have become a bit of a pain in southern Alberta, especially as the summer winds down.
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The number of people moving to Alberta is outpacing those who are leaving by a margin not seen in nearly eight years and some new residents are celebrating their choice to move.
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An investigation is underway into the suspected Thursday morning homicide of a little girl in a southeast Calgary neighbourhood.
Airdrie, Alta., man looks back on 5 years since Las Vegas mass shooting
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Province, physicians look for staffing and capacity solutions as COVID-19 spreads
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'Don’t mistake determination with panic': Crown grills testimony of teen accused of killing Calgary officer
The testimony of a teenager charged with murdering Calgary police officer Sgt. Andrew Harnett has been called "vague" and "unreliable" by the Crown as final arguments wrapped up Thursday.
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Calgary police have released additional details about Wednesday evening's fatal collision involving a motorcycle in the city's southeast.
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Many trapped in Florida as Hurricane Ian heads toward South Carolina
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