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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'Reconciliation, it's here to stay': Lethbridge kicks off Truth and Reconciliation week
This Friday marks the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation. However, organizations and groups across Lethbridge, including the city, were getting things started Monday.
Lethbridge police seek woman who allegedly punched driver in the face
The Lethbridge Police Service is asking for help from the public as officers attempt to identify a woman who allegedly approached a vehicle and punched the driver in the face.
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Pro bull riders ride Into Lethbridge for weekend event
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Lethbridge police investigate serious stabbing incident
Lethbridge police are investigating a stabbing incident that took place early Friday morning.
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Victim of Lethbridge, Alta., hostage situation meets with first responders
A Lethbridge woman who was brutally stabbed during a hostage situation this past summer met with first responders who saved her life.
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'A huge crop with nothing in it': Fort Macleod farmer disappointed with 2022 harvest
Many farmers are leaving the fields this season feeling disappointed with their harvest.
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Prepare your home and yard for the fall, Environment Lethbridge, experts say
Crunchy leaves and changing colours mean fall has arrived in southern Alberta, and Environment Lethbridge is reminding residents to get ready for the shifting conditions.
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Lethbridge police officer who saved residents from fire awarded Medal of Bravery
A Lethbridge police officer has been awarded one of the highest honors in Canada for his efforts in rescuing several people from their burning home.
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How many Lethbridge residents are homeless? City hopes to find out
The city's community social development department will conduct the count on the evening of Sept. 27.
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Alberta government faces $3.5B lawsuit from Australian coal company
An Australian coal company has filed a lawsuit over damages it says it sustained when coal mining was halted by the Alberta government.
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Calgary teen's murder trial to resume in hit-and-run death of police officer
The trial of a Calgary teen charged with first-degree murder in the death of a police officer in a hit-and-run is scheduled to resume nearly eight months after the Crown wrapped up its case.
Alberta to change licences in spring, reduce second road tests for new drivers
A graduated driver's licence program in Alberta that has been in effect for the past 19 years is getting an overhaul.
Fire destroys RV parked in southeast neighbourhood
An investigation is underway into a Monday evening fire in Albert Park/Radisson Heights that destroyed a motorhome and poured smoke into neighbouring homes.
City councillor seeks to restrict distribution of graphic anti-abortion flyers
A Calgary city councillor is pushing for restrictions around the door-to-door distribution of graphic anti-abortion flyers.
Airline industry, travellers rejoice over lifting of COVID-19 border restrictions
Ottawa announced Monday it will officially lift all COVID-19 border restrictions as of Oct. 1, a move that's been called for by those within the airline industry for months.
Aid from afar: Albertans looking to lend a hand to those impacted by Fiona
Blowers & Grafton restaurants provide a taste of home for Atlantic Canadians now in Alberta, but they're looking to do even more this week: help those impacted by post-tropical storm Fiona.
Poilievre denounces Diagolon 'losers' over threat of sexual assault against his wife, RCMP 'reviewing'
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says he has asked the RCMP to look into 'disgusting' comments made by the founder of a far-right group about sexually assaulting his wife.
Alberta government calls on RCMP to ignore federal firearms ban within province
Alberta Justice Minister Tyler Shandro says his government will direct RCMP in the province not to enforce the confiscation of newly prohibited firearms from what were once legal owners.
Police watchdog wants witnesses in incident involving death of Sundre senior
Witnesses are being sought in the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team's probe into the death of a senior after a physical confrontation with the RCMP at a Sundre hospital.
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