The Canadian Union of Postal Workers says it has returned to the bargaining table with Canada Post. Amid uncertainty about a potential labor disruption later this spring, CUPW says it’s working to secure new Read More
Here in Lethbridge, the Filipino community is also expressing its grief over what happened with the vehicle-ramming attack in Vancouver. On May 1st an event will be held in the City of Lethbridge, to support, Read More
A Lethbridge area farmer was arrested recently – allegedly for a dispute over egg production. His daughter, Lyndsay Van Essen, posted on Facebook, stating, “he was arrested because Alberta egg farmers don’t like the fact Read More
When it comes to helping the community, many positive and practical ideas emerge. Christine Knaus, author of the cookbook “The Farmer’s Table,” is raising funds through the sale of her book to support the “Read More
More than $7.4 million is the one-time injection the Government of Alberta has allocated to support the province’s regional agricultural societies. Alberta has more agricultural societies than any other province with 292 organizations. RJ Sigurdson, Minister Read More
The Tim Horton’s Smile Cookie Campaign kicks off this Monday, April 28th, the annual fundraising initiative supports more than 600 local charities, hospitals, and community groups across Canada. In southern Alberta, the municipalities of Coaldale Read More
The time for high school graduations is approaching. While we experience moments of joy as we see the young men and young women complete one cycle of life and begin another, there are some, however, Read More
Today is Earth Day and to mark the day. The City of Lethbridge launches the 2025 Environmental Incentive Program, which offers rebates for the purchase of rain barrels and the upgrade of older, high-flow toilets. The Read More
ABC Express is the newest early childhood literacy program, launching this Friday, April 25, in Coalhurst. Its aim is to encourage parents to engage with their children through the five early literacy practices: singing, playing, speaking, Read More
When we think about knowing how to manage our money, we only think of it as an adult task, overlooking how important it is to learn this skill from a young age, and of course, Read More
Many people don’t like dealing with numbers, but every day we must make smart decisions about how to save, invest, and manage our money properly. In that sense, it’s important to know that Read More
The Lethbridge Cardiac Centre of Excellence continues receiving community support. In a statement, Alberta Health Services says three Lethbridge businesses have donated a total of $350,000. The center will feature catheterization, electrophysiology, and echocardiography labs, as Read More
The indoor lights at Coaldale Public Library were replaced thanks to a $23,100 grant through the Government of Alberta’s Community Energy Conservation program. Scott Boyd, Community Services Operations Manager with the Town of Coaldale, says Read More
Taking Action is the Galt Museum’s newest exhibition, which focuses on people and organizations that have made a difference in creating social change in southern Alberta. The Indigenous Curator at Galt Museum, Camina Weasel Read More
A new sporting event will be held in Lethbridge from May 2nd to 4th. It is the pickleball tournament organized by the Lethbridge & District Exhibition, along with the Lethbridge and Coaldale Pickleball Clubs. Paul Read More
Wood’s Homes mental health centre has received a 25 thousand dollar grant to support those transitioning from homelessness or shelter to their first independent living situation. Hayley Thompson, Wood’s Homes Youth and Family Counselor, Read More
From this Monday through Saturday, the National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week is being celebrated. With hundreds of calls per day announcing emergencies through 911, a group of highly trained Emergency Communications Officers performs this important task. Read More
The Green Acres Foundation, the organization which has been serving and taking care of our seniors, is celebrating its 65th anniversary. The institution’s CEO, Dawna Coslovi, says the foundation was one of the first Read More
For the first time ever, Lethbridge will host the Vibe Fest. This event showcases the talent and artistic of fine arts, highlighting the University Centre for the Arts as a hub for creative talent in Read More
A grant of 50,000 dollars was approved by Alberta Government for the initial planning work at St. Francis Junior High School, located in south Lethbridge. Carmen Mombourquette, Board Chair with Holy Spirit Catholic Schools Division, says Read More
Lethbridge School Division is piloting a KinderCare program at Senator Buchanan and Nicholas Sheran Elementary Schools, offering students the opportunity to participate in a full-day program instead of the traditional half-day. Christine Light, Division’s Read More
Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services responded to a structure fire on the city’s south side. The event occurs on Tuesday at 3:24 p.m. in the 1300 block of 14th Avenue South. The smoke and Read More
The Air Line Pilots Association of Canada (ALPA) is expressing its concern about the plan to hire foreign pilots through the Temporary Foreign Worker program. Carin Kenny, WestJet Encore Master Executive Chair, says the measure, Read More
The Troyanda Ukrainian Dance Club in Lethbridge is celebrating its 30th anniversary with a year-end show this Saturday. Anastasia Sereda, lead dance instructor, says spectators will enjoy spectacular dances and, at the same time, support Read More
A total of 53 employees are part of the latest group of layoffs at Lethbridge Polytechnic, who have been or will be laid off by June 30. This measure follows the closure of the Commercial Greenhouse Technician Read More
Today is Green Shirt Day in Lethbridge. A day to wear the color that represents the Broncos but now represents organs and tissue donation in Canada. Here in Lethbridge, a young hockey player, Logan Boulet Read More
Down Regulator Skills Training is the innovative instruction program launched by the Lethbridge Police Service (LPS), and Wounded Warriors Canada. The Deputy Chief Gerald Grobmeier with LPS says it is the first of its kind Read More
Many strategies are used to achieve positive behavioral outcomes among young people. Sports and cognitive board games are among these alternatives. Studies have shown that chess makes strategic thinking in those who play it, which Read More
Almost 20 thousand dollars is the donation that Street Alive Mission received from the Giving Machine initiative. As part of the Light of World, the initiative wraps up the 2024 campaign giving to the community what received Read More
The African Children’s Choir is singing its way across Canada with their ‘Just as I Am’ tour. Children between the ages of nine and 11 will bring their spectacular voices to audiences around southern Alberta. Read More
