1 dead, 1 hospitalized in crash on Hwy. 4 southeast of Lethbridge
One person is dead and another was taken to hospital following a Friday morning crash at the intersection of Highway 4 and Highway 845 in southern Alberta.
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Castle Mountain ski resort delays opening by a week due to lack of snowfall
Skiers in southwestern Alberta will need to wait a little bit longer to play in their backyard because there just isn't enough snow.
More than 43,000 Lethbridge residents don't have a family doctor, data indicates
The City of Lethbridge is in need of dozens of doctors as statistics illustrate how dire the situation is for health care in the community.
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Suspect wearing distinctive shoes captured on video during Lethbridge break-in
Lethbridge Police Service is hoping someone will recognize a suspect who was captured on surveillance video during a break-in while wearing distinctive shoes.
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Lethbridge police preparing for annual Christmas Check Stop campaign
Lethbridge police are preparing for the possibility that officers may see more impaired drivers this holiday season than last.
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Wind warnings issued for southern Alberta Wednesday
Wind warnings were issued for much of southern Alberta on Wednesday.
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Lethbridge Meals on Wheels, Community Foundation kick off holiday season of giving
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Lethbridge police officers demoted in 'MemeGate' misconduct case
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Lethbridge police conduct very merry checkstop, collecting gifts, food, cash and gift cards
The Lethbridge Police Service Charity conducted a very merry check stop Sunday in an effort to help vulnerable community members add a little joy to their holiday season.
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Blood Tribe members protest over use of force during arrest of man wielding metal pipe
RCMP officials say the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team has not been directed to investigate an officer whose actions during a recent arrest on a southern Alberta First Nation have been criticized online.
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Calgary police suspends officer who made anti-vaccine mandate video while in uniform
A Calgary police officer is currently relieved from duty with pay for failing to adhere to the service's COVID-19 vaccination policy — and officials are looking into his role in posting a video on social media while in uniform, opposing the mandate and drawing comparison with the Holocaust and Hitler's regime.
UCP says Alberta's 'swagger' is back amid 64 per cent November employment rate
Alberta's employment rate was the highest among all provinces last month, generating optimism among provincial officials.
Hope's Cradle being installed at Strathmore Fire Station, a first of its kind in Canada
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No trial next week for man accused in hit-and-run death of Calgary officer: lawyer
A lawyer for a man charged in the hit-and-run death of a Calgary police officer says his client's trial will not start next week.
Alberta firefighter recognized as 2021 'Champion of Mental Health'
Gregg Schaalje places himself in the face of danger to protect others as an Alberta firefighter, but his co-workers look up to him for much more than just physical support in the event of an emergency.
Calgary man who killed Jasmine Lovett to learn verdict next month in her daughter's death
Robert Leeming, 36, pleaded guilty at the start of his trial to the second-degree murder of Jasmine Lovett in 2019, but not guilty in the death of 22-month-old Aliyah Sanderson.
Castle Mountain ski resort delays opening by a week due to lack of snowfall
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Calgary parents, charged with neglect, to appear in court next week after severely emaciated adult son found unresponsive
Calgarians Malinda Phillips and Jonathon Grunewald are scheduled to appear in court next week. The couple is charged with failing to provide the necessaries of life and negligence causing bodily harm.
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