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The community has come out in force to help a woman who suffered life-altering injuries in a crash at a Lethbridge charity event last weekend.
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Doctor shortage in Lethbridge forces clinic to close its doors
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ENMAX Centre announces new COVID-19 measures for live events
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Lethbridge Police Service Run cancelled, while Calgary Marathon still on for Sunday
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Voter information card mix up in rural Alberta
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Lethbridge residents now travelling to find family doctors as physician shortage worsens
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Vehicle theft suspects nabbed after attempting to paddle away from Alberta RCMP
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Retailers cut out of Alberta's vaccine program just days before changes take hold
The province has changed course on how its proof of vaccination push will impact retailers.
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'Stop spreading misinformation': Alberta country star tweets about COVID-19 vaccination
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