Jenga and foosball: What ULethbridge students will find in new R.E.C. Room locations
The University of Lethbridge is hoping several new student lounges throughout the campus will help enhance mental health.
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Stolen RV investigation in Redcliff, Alta., leads to significant weapons seizure
A 44-year-old Cypress County man faces 61 charges after an investigation into a stolen RV led officers to his home where crossbows and loaded firearms were found.
Report highlights need for new supervised consumption site
A report conducted by researchers from various western Canadian Universities shows a need for a new permanent supervised consumption site in Lethbridge.
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Lethbridge-based sexual violence groups push province for more funding
Lethbridge organizations that provide services for survivors of sexual assault are urging the public to call on the provincial government for an increase in funding.
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'Not even comprehensible': Rally for Lethbridge, Alta., newborn calls for justice
A brief court appearance was held Wednesday for a Lethbridge, Alta., man and woman accused in the savage assault of their six-week-old daughter – an attack that left the infant with extensive injuries.
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$1M drug bust amongst largest in Lethbridge history
The December search of two properties and two vehicles in Lethbridge led to the seizure of more than $1 million worth of illicit drugs.
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Lethbridge College Kodiaks esports teams unveil new state-of-the-art studio ahead of winter season
The Lethbridge College Kodiaks electronic sports (esports) teams are set to kick off the upcoming Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) season in a new high-tech studio that’s a gamer’s dream come true.
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Lethbridge outreach organizations prepare for cold February, donations needed
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Police to announce details of massive million-dollar drug bust in Lethbridge
Authorities in Lethbridge say they've made one of that city's largest drug busts following an investigation late last year.
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Businesses in Lethbridge caught off guard by recently released alcohol guidelines
Last week, the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction published a report outlining new guidelines for alcohol consumption.
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Lethbridge Housing Authority rescinding zoning requests for supportive housing
After extensive feedback from business owners and residents during a Dec. 13, 2022 public hearing, the Lethbridge Housing Authority (LHA) is rescinding two land-use bylaw change requests.
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'Not moving': why those in the auto industry predict a rough ride for Canadians in 2023
Whether you're interested in buying, renting or repairing, automotive experts are warning Canadians entering the vehicle market to bring extra money -- and patience.
'Not true': Justice minister denies crying or yelling during doctor confrontation
Alberta Justice Minister Tyler Shandro says he felt sadness and disappointment when he discovered someone he considered to be a friend had posted a social media post that targeted him and his wife.
There's a fee for that: City of Calgary launches first change to permit parking program
The city has launched the first of several changes to its 2023 residential parking permit program, and if you think parking permits are now going to cost you, you're right.
Alberta to address rural doctor shortages through training in Lethbridge and Grande Prairie
The provincial government has unveiled its plan to bring more physicians to areas that are currently underserved, but some doctors aren't convinced the strategy will address the real problem.
Calgary's rental vacancy rate plunges to level not seen since 2014: CMHC
A new report from the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) says a surge in the rental market last year, due to immigration and higher mortgage rates, has drastically dropped the country's vacancy rates.
'Majority of people will still see an increase': Experts say Alberta auto rate freeze won't provide financial relief
The Alberta government says it is pausing private passenger vehicle insurance rate increases through the end of 2023 after hearing concerns from drivers about affordability, but experts say most drivers will still see a rate increase.
American defensive back Brad Muhammad re-signs with Calgary Stampeders
American defensive back Brad Muhammad re-signed with the Calgary Stampeders on Thursday.
RCMP search for suspects involved in theft of ATVs, trailer from Airdrie home
RCMP are working to track down suspects who they say stole a number of ATVs from a southeast Airdrie home.
Calgary to launch food waste pilot program that had 'promising results' in Ontario
The City of Calgary says it will begin a pilot program aimed at cutting down on food waste by local restaurants and other businesses later this year.
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Canadians fighting in Ukraine, despite no monitoring from government, speak out on war and loss
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Canada sending 4 tanks to Ukraine and deploying soldiers to train, defence minister says
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No reason for alarm in Canada after cough syrup deaths in other countries: health agency
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