Lethbridge city council supports more affordable housing
The City of Lethbridge has unanimously agreed to move ahead with plans to add more affordable housing.
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Lethbridge police say Andrew 'Georgie' Rabbit, 17, left Sifton Family Services on an unsupervised break just after 9:30 p.m. on Feb. 4 and hasn't been seen since.
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The Lethbridge Hurricanes are off this week, so players took Tuesday to spend time with local AMA school safety patrollers at the ENMAX Centre.
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Lethbridge city council supports more affordable housing
The City of Lethbridge has unanimously agreed to move ahead with plans to add more affordable housing.
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