A Lethbridge woman is doing her part to give back to the community by hosting a new Halloween initiative. Rebecca Rauda is partnering with the Interfaith Food Bank Society of Lethbridge for a special Trick Read More
Lethbridge Police are hosting their very first ever ‘Trunk or Treat’ event this Halloween. Taking place just off the boat launch at Nicholas Sheran Park and in the parking lot of the Logan Boulet Arena, Read More
A series of Indigenous Policing Micro-Credentials is now being offered at Lethbridge College for public safety professionals. It’s broken up into six mini courses and can be completed online at the individual’s own Read More
The Royal Canadian Legion’s annual Poppy Campaign gets underway later this week. Every year from the last Friday in October to November 11th, residents are encouraged to wear a poppy to honour our veterans. “Read More
With Halloween coming up in exactly a week, Lethbridge Police are reminding parents and trick-or-treaters to be safe if you are going to be heading out and collecting candy. When picking out a Halloween costume, Read More
Lethbridge was hit by a winter wonderland across much of Southwestern Alberta on Tuesday. Snow crews have been working around the clock since last night following the recent snowfall the city received. Crews have been Read More
Over 80 per cent of respondents say they are satisfied with the Lethbridge Police Service. That’s according to the Lethbridge Police 2023 Community Survey. It was completed over the summer and information from residents was collected Read More
Lethbridge County has re-elected Tory Campbell as Reeve of Division 2 which means he will serve in that position until October of next year. Campbell has been on council since 2017 and this is now his second Read More
The city of Lethbridge is hosting a community conversation next Monday at the ENMAX Centre. It’s a chance for residents to give their feedback and learn about what’s happening in our community. Some Read More
For the first time, the Lethbridge Police Service is selling K9 Calendars with one hundred percent of the proceeds going back to local organizations. To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Service’s K9 Unit, Read More
The Interfaith Food Bank Society of Lethbridge has been recognized as a 5-Star Top 100 Charity. Charity Intelligence released its Top 100 list of 2023, and the organization says when deciding who makes the list, they use a Read More
The city’s Encampment Response Team presented an update to city council this afternoon on the encampment issue in Lethbridge. There has been a slight increase in the number of encampment reports made to the Read More
The Downtown BRZ is hoping to collaborate with the city to implement a cross functional task force to help address the high crime in the city. The motion was brought up during city council Tuesday Read More
Lethbridge celebrated a milestone Monday. It’s been six months since green carts were rolled out to residents across the city and 4,000 tonnes of organic waste has been diverted from landfills thanks to the Green Read More
The YWCA Lethbridge and District has received a cheque of over $13,000 thanks to the Lethbridge and District Exhibition’s lottery campaign. Back in February the 50/50 lottery launched and ran throughout Whoop Up Days. Jill Young, Read More
This is fire prevention week and the theme is cooking safety. Across North America, and according to Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services, around 50 per cent of all fires in the home are cooking fires. Those Read More
Some submissions were addressed during a Community Safety Standing Policy Committee meeting on Thursday afternoon. That includes potential amendments to Bylaw 6422. Cab companies want to see fares increased in our city. During the Community SPC Read More
Joint training between Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services and the Blood Tribe Emergency Services took place on Thursday. It was a chance for the members of the Blood Tribe to utilize the Lethbridge training group Read More
The City of Lethbridge has officially opened a brand-new play space in Galt Gardens. The area which is located by the Rotary Centennial Fountain features inclusive play equipment, rubber surfacing, park furniture and a plaza Read More
Four members of a high school football team in Lethbridge have been charged with the sexual assault of a fellow player. Lethbridge Police say on October 3rd, a 16-year-old male was forcibly confined and sexually Read More
Analog Books is hosting a brand-new short story writing competition for high school students. An official with the bookstore says the competition came to be after they were approached by the chancellor of the University Read More
As many of us are getting ready to stuff some turkeys over the weekend for Thanksgiving, The Lethbridge Soup Kitchen is doing the same. The non-for-profit is preparing many meals that are expected to feed Read More
The Lethbridge Corn Maze is hosting their annual Thanksgiving Corn Maze Fundraiser this weekend. Every year, for the last 24 years, the Corn Maze has been putting on this fundraiser where they collect cash donations and Read More
The city has made changes to its Phase 2 Snow and Ice Control which will now cover a larger area than in the past. During an SPC meeting this afternoon our city’s Transportation Operations Manager Read More
Danielle McIntyre, the Executive Director of the Interfaith Food Bank, was on hand at SACPA Thursday speaking about food insecurity issues in Lethbridge. She spoke about how food banks in Alberta have seen a significant Read More
The YWCA Lethbridge & District has partnered with Shoppers Foundation for Women’s Health for an initiative that helps to support various shelters across the province. All donations can be collected at any Shoppers Drug Read More
Officials with the University of Lethbridge say they have the highest number of international students who are attending classes at the post-secondary school to date. This fall, the school welcomed 1,228 new students, both to the Read More
The city’s Fall Leaf Collection Program kicked off today. Until November 10th, residents are able to call 311 to have their leaves to be picked up. They must be in a paper yard waste bag Read More
Some Lethbridge businesses in the downtown area say they are frustrated with the lack of communication from the city regarding construction along the majority of 7th Street and 4th Ave S, which has heavily impacted Read More
A ribbon mural has gone up at Our Lady of the Assumption School here in Lethbridge. Officials with the school say it’s their way of recognizing Truth and Reconciliation week. It was Kristen Shade’Read More
