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‘Quite tragic’: Fire damages historic buildings in Lethbridge’s Chinatown
Two historic buildings in Lethbridge's Chinatown district were damaged by a fire on Tuesday morning.
U of L researchers exploring if touch could slow dementia’s onset
A new study looking at the impact tactile stimulation, such as massaging and touching, is having on mice has researchers at the University of Lethbridge hoping one day it'll help those living with Alzheimer's disease.
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University of Lethbridge will not host scheduled lecture by controversial guest speaker
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Hurricanes shut down Winnipeg, edging Ice 2-1 in Lethbridge
The Lethbridge Hurricanes battened down the hatches Friday night, edging the Winnipeg Ice 2-1 at ENMAX Centre.
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Lethbridge police find missing Blood Reserve woman
Lethbridge police safely located a missing 18-year-old woman last seen nearly two weeks ago.
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University of Lethbridge students push back against controversial speaker
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‘Back to being civil’: Coutts residents continue to heal one year after border blockade
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Bail hearing delayed for Lethbridge parents in infant sex assault case
A bail hearing for an Alberta mother and father facing charges after police say their six-week-old child was physically and sexually assaulted has been delayed.
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RCMP warn of potential weekend highway delays near Coutts, Alta. during protest convoy
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Lethbridge officers investigate potential arson at southside school
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All eyes on Connor Bedard as Calgary Hitmen host Regina Pats
Wednesday night's game against the Calgary Hitmen at the Scotiabank Saddledome will mark the final time the Connor Bedard-led Regina Pats visit the stampede city this season.
Calgary's homeless population drops, according to new count
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Calgary MP says Liberal government wasted millions on quarantine hotel stays
A Calgary-area MP is questioning why the federal government spent almost $7 million last year for a quarantine hotel in the city that only 15 people stayed at.
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Alberta First Nation signing child welfare agreement with feds without the province
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TC Energy Corp. is raising its estimate for the cost of its Coastal GasLink project to $14.5 billion, up from an earlier estimate of $11.2 billion.
Health Canada recalls mugs and houseware from Indigo due to mould contamination
Health Canada is encouraging Canadians to check their cupboards and kitchen tables as the agency has recalled more than 30 types of Indigo-branded items including ceramic mugs, mug ornaments and houseware products due to potential mould contamination.
First affordability payments delivered, long-term solutions needed: recipients
The first instalment of the province’s affordability payments has been automatically deposited into the bank accounts of Albertans already receiving income supports.
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