Although pavement scams are not new and are well-known across Canada, it continues to occur. That’s why Coaldale-Picture Butte and Taber RCMP are warning property owners about fake contractor. Sgt. Mike Numan, with the Read More
The first graduation convocation since Lethbridge College made its transition to Lethbridge Polytechnic occurred this Friday. Around 750 students received their degrees, diplomas or certificates. During the graduation ceremony, Jaydon Haustein, graduate of Agriculture Sciences- Agronomy Read More
The potential strike by Canada Post workers is an issue that would once again impact the physical bills reception and, therefore, could delay payments. That is why Lethbridge County encourages the community to sign up Read More
Tourism Lethbridge recognized the important roll of frontline workers during a party at Southern Alberta Ethnic Association. On Wednesday, frontline workers were celebrated since they are a key element in attracting tourists. Erin Crane, Tourism Read More
If you’ve noticed traffic calming curbs and digital speed indicators while driving, you’ve likely seen the two new speed-reduction measures implemented by the city. Nine traffic calming curbs and 20 digital speed indicators have Read More
A local not-for-profit organization is asking the community to help them raise 100 thousand dollars to fight child sex slavery. The group Not4Sale is holding a fundraising gala this Friday, May 23rd, in Parallel Church Read More
Lethbridge County is offering funding to help students who are pursuing post-secondary education. Scholarships and bursaries are offered to residents who are in their first year of post-secondary education or are mature students. Lethbridge County Read More
To protect Alberta’s aquatic habitat, the Alberta government will require mandatory inspections of all watercrafts entering the province starting June 1. In a statement from the Government of Alberta says, Zebra and quagga mussels destroy Read More
This is National Nurses Week. The University of Lethbridge recognizes the important work these healthcare professionals do. The U of L’s Health Simulation Centre allows students to practice their nursing skills with mannequins that Read More
The 2025 Canadian College Baseball World Series is being hosted this week in Lethbridge. From Thursday until May 18th the collegiate baseball teams from across western Canada are battling at the Spitz Stadium. Josh Burgmann, Pitching Read More
Blaine Hyggen has announced he will seek re-election as a candidate for Mayor of Lethbridge in the upcoming October 2025 municipal election. Hyggen says he is committed to continuing to provide consistent, results-oriented leadership for Lethbridge Read More
Wood’s Homes received a huge donation of over $22,000 for the young people in need. Thanks to the generosity of Lethbridge community, who gave through the Giving Machines initiative, Wood’s Homes was equipped with Read More
Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services want to remind us that the simple act of closing a door can contain a fire. That’s exactly what happened Monday afternoon in a house fire in south Lethbridge. Read More
Four organizations are joining forces to welcome visitors to Lethbridge with the Blackfoot greeting “OKI,” meaning “hello.” The organizations are the Helen Schuler Nature Centre, Lethbridge Airport, Downtown Lethbridge Business Revitalization Zone, and McCain Foods. Read More
Here’s something church-goer’s will agree with. Worship is good for your health and attending worship services can even extend your life. Research from Vanderbilt University in Tennessee revealed men and women between the Read More
Mental Health is a priority in the lives of our first responders. To help others, they need to be healthy first. That is why Alberta’s government budget 2025 is investing 1.5 million dollars annually to support Read More
The father of All Saints Roman Catholic Parish here in Lethbridge says parishoners are getting used to the idea of an American Pope, but at morning mass today some grade six students put things into Read More
Lines that give life to beautiful, colorful figures are part of the Lethbridge Art Gallery’s Spring 2025 Exhibition. Starting this Saturday, May 10, the community will be able to admire the talent of elementary and high Read More
Anyone living in the Lethbridge area should be familiar with the term OKI. It’s the Blackfoot word for Hello. Downtown Lethbridge installed a new sign displaying the friendly salutation. This public art piece, Read More
Half a million dollars was awarded to 49 charitable projects in southwestern Alberta by the Community Foundation’s 2025 Spring Grant. The projects received the grants Thursday as result of the spring call for applications to the Read More
This is Mental Health week. As part of its commitment to prevent youth suicide and improving the health and well-being of young people, Alberta’s government invested an additional one-million dollars into Youth Suicide Prevention Read More
Coaldale Mayor Jack Van Rijn has officially announced his candidacy for re-election in the October 2025 General Municipal Election. Van Rijn says one of his goals for the upcoming term is to ensure Coaldale continues to Read More
A New Night Market is coming to Lethbridge. The Agri-food Hub & Trade Centre will hold this event every Saturday from June 28 to August 30. The free outdoor-indoor market will feature local vendors, food trucks, drinks, Read More
Coaldale wins the Smile Cookie Challenge raising a grand of over 13 thousand dollars in cookie sales. After a friendly competition between Taber and Coaldale during the annual fundraising week, which was held from April 28 til Read More
Organizations and community are joining efforts to continue raising awareness against sexual violence. In the frame of the Sexual Violence Awareness Month, a unique art show called Impact Unveiled: Beyond the Silence was launched Monday Read More
The City of Lethbridge is honoring Red Dress Day today. The day is meant to pay respects to the memories of Missing and Murdered Indigenous women and Girls (MMIWG), and Two-Spirit-plus people. City Hall will Read More
Albertans battling chronic diseases have an opportunity coming up this month to learn how to live healthier lives. ‘Better Decisions, Better Health’ is a six-week workshop offered by Alberta Health Services starting Tuesday, May 13th. Read More
May is Sexual Violence Awareness Month. According to the Association of Alberta Sexual Assault Services almost 1.8 million Albertans have experienced some form of sexual violence in their lifetime. Here in Lethbridge, Chinook Sexual Assault Centre Read More
The annual, Jane’s Walk Festival is coming up this weekend. The event takes place in cities around the world, and in Lethbridge, this Friday through Sunday, the community is invited to participate in walks Read More
Over 18 million dollars is the estimated amount for the new elementary school that Lethbridge will have in the west side. A special groundbreaking and blessing ceremony took place this Wednesday where authorities from the Holy Read More
