Part of Whoop-Up Drive in Lethbridge closed for repairs
Part of Whoop-Up Drive is closed this week for repirs
The outside turning lane from Whoop-Up Drive onto Metis Trail West was closed by the city Wednesday morning to allow crews to complete a catch basin repair.
The work is expected to be completed by the end of the day Friday, weather permitting.
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Edmonton
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Oilers win Game 7 over Canucks, advance to Western Conference Final
The Edmonton Oilers weathered a late Vancouver Canucks charge on Monday night, beating the hosts 3-2 to win their seven-game second-round playoff series in the decisive showdown.
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UCP youth dance cancelled amidst criticism
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Inflation slows in Alberta, but rent increases at higher rate than national average
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Lethbridge
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Buttazzoni overtime goal propels Bandits past Crusaders 4-3 in BCHL playoff
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Brooks fall 4-3 to Crusaders in BCHL playoff game
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Lethbridge home prices continue to rise
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Vancouver
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'We were close': Vancouver Canucks eliminated from Stanley Cup playoffs
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B.C. weather: Snow advisory on some highways, rain for Vancouver
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Vancouver Island
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'We were close': Vancouver Canucks eliminated from Stanley Cup playoffs
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Saskatoon
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Court eases internet restrictions for Sask. man who matched with a 15-year-old girl on Tinder
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Regina
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Touchwood First Nations address overdose deaths at public meeting
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Toronto
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Fireworks fight breaks out near Toronto's Christie Pits
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Altercation over fireworks led to stabbing at Toronto waterfront: police
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Montreal
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Severe thunderstorm watch issued for Montreal
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Atlantic
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Masstown, N.S., man facing child pornography, bestiality charges
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N.B. man, 21, dies after vehicle collides with moose: RCMP
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Independent stores and grocery alternatives see sales boost amid Loblaw boycott
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Winnipeg
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Ottawa
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Man sentenced for 2019 murder of Ottawa hip-hop artist Markland Campbell
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Barrie
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Kitchener
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Police respond to 'numerous disturbance calls' at Victoria Park in Kitchener
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London
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One person dead following long weekend crash near Durham, Ont.
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Windsor
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Damage estimated at $600,000 after east Windsor fire
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563 ER visits diverted by Nurse Police Team in first year
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St. Joseph's Catholic High School getting $3.7 million for 184 new student spaces
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