A couple from Edmonton have been charged by Lethbridge Police with the theft of more than 47 thousand dollars’ worth of gold chains. The break-in at the Park Place Mall happened on August 23rd at about 5:30 Read More
The City of Lethbridge’s annual Mayor’s Luncheon for Business and the Arts was held Wednesday afternoon at the Sandman Signature. The luncheon recognized some of the city’s top art and business commitments Read More
The City of Lethbridge is attempting to promote itself as a prime filming destination for major movie and TV projects. Screen Lethbridge is a collaborative project to promote the city and region for big name Read More
A local business consultant who’s running for Public School Trustee says he is concerned over the stability of classrooms and the wellbeing of students and staff as a potential teachers strike looms in Alberta. Read More
The upcoming Civic Elections in Lethbridge comes at a critical time for boards of education. As every election goes, many vie for a spot as Trustee in the various school boards in Lethbridge and area, Read More
The Lethbridge Hurricanes announced their Leadership group for the upcoming season. Logan Wormald has been dubbed the team’s 33rd franchise captain, taking over the mantle from Noah Chadwick. The alternate captains will be Shane Read More
Turns out we’re not quite finished with parade season just yet. The annual Lethbridge Parade of Homes is now open for residents and curious homebuyers to take a look at some of the newest Read More
Some movie goers in Lethbridge had a bit of a scare over the weekend after police locked down the Galaxy Cinemas in our city due to a weapons theat. According to the Lethbridge Police Service, Read More
The Alberta Next Panel continues its journey across the province, headlined with questions on the state of Alberta’s current relationship with Ottawa. The panel led by Premier Danielle Smith stopped at the Agri-Food Hub Read More
Renowned Canadian Country Artist Paul Brandt is in Lethbridge this week on a mission to tackle an ever-present issue. Brandt serves as the Founder of Not In My City, an organization founded to raise awareness Read More
The Alberta Teachers Association announced on Wednesday that a strike notice has been issued for Monday, October 6th if an agreement has not been finalized with the Alberta government by then. ATA president Jason Schilling Read More
This month, Lethbridge gets to be treated with a stage adaptation of one of the most popular Whodunit’s in the last few decades. New West Theatre is presenting Clue, a murder mystery thriller based Read More
The University of Lethbridge kicked off a new season of classes with a fresh new look on Monday. The University unveiled their new rebrand and identity at the Science Commons that uses elements of the Read More
The community of Lethbridge is still asking questions after police revealed details last week of a local youth reportedly attempting to murder his seven-year-old brother. The 12-year-old boy from a northside household can’t be Read More
Virtual reality is commonly known for enhancing gaming use, but in a local spin, Lethbridge Polytechnic has been practicing project management training scenarios by bringing in VR to enhance learning experiences. The Polytechnic’s Spatial Read More
Lethbridge Police have charged a 12-year-old boy with the attempted murder of his younger brother. Back on August 27th at 4:30 P.M, police were called to a northside townhouse, after a father came home and Read More
Members of the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees have ratified a new four year contract with the government. 71 percent of the 23,000 eligible members cast ballots and 63% of those voted in favour of the mediated settlement. Read More
The mayor of the village of Stirling has announced that he has stepped down after selling his house before local elections take place this fall. Trevor Lewington, who is also the current CEO of Economic Read More
The Alberta Sheriffs “Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods,” or SCAN Unit shut down and boarded up a drug house in North Lethbridge on Wednesday. The property was subject to 55 visits from Lethbridge Police between January of 2024 Read More
In preparation for the winter, the City of Lethbridge has announced that residents living along snow routes can now sign up for wind-row assistance to clear piled up snow from their property along snow routes, Read More
The City of Lethbridge provided an update on the status of Whoop Up Drive Tuesday morning. The Acting Director for Infrastructure Services says last week’s concrete pour was successful, with work now being focused Read More
Millions of dollars are on their way to southern Alberta, earmarked for First Nations policing. Alberta Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Services, Mike Ellis stopped in the community of Standoff Friday afternoon, and announced Read More
The Lethbridge Hurricanes have begun training camp this week ahead of the 2025/26 season, with an expectation that the team’s main roster will look very different from last year. A total of 51 players are attending Read More
Soon no good deed will go unnoticed – and could even be rewarded. Lethbridge Police are once again bringing back ‘Operation Freeze’ in partnership with Circle K stores across the city. The aim of the initiative Read More
The first day of school is just around the corner, and along with new school supplies, some students will be getting a new school. With a rising population, the demand for new schools in the Read More
This past weekend, Ukraine celebrated the nation’s Independence Day, including those who escaped to Canada since the start of Russia’s invasion. Events were held in Taber and in Lethbridge to commemorate Ukrainian heritage. Read More
If you’re a regular commuter from the city’s west-side, be aware that crews are back on site at Whoop-Up Drive to continue their rehabilitation work. The City of Lethbridge announced that crews will Read More
The City of Lethbridge has opened applications on Tuesday for its Transit Advisory Committee that is returning for the first time since before the pandemic. The goal of the committee is to acquire feedback on Read More
After the Municipal District of Pincher Creek declared an agriculture state of disaster early this summer, the Reeve for the district. says the situation has “turned around quite a bit” for the good as harvest Read More
A team of researchers at the Lethbridge Polytechnic have recently been finding new ways to conserve energy for greenhouse operations by using light optimization. The project compares industrial LEDs, horticultural LEDs and high-pressure sodium lights Read More
