Despite Canada Soccer’s six-point penalty appeal being dismissed, the country’s women’s team has moved on past the group stage after winning all three games.Read More
The Blood Tribe inducted honorary chiefs on Monday in recognition of their advocacy and contributions to the community, including former Alberta premier Jason Kenney and retired warrant officer Glen Miller.Read More
Closing arguments were heard on Tuesday from the defense lawyers of Anthony Olienick and Chris Carbert and the Crown at the Coutts 2 trial.Read More
Canada Soccer and the Canadian Olympic Committee are appealing the six-point penalty issued by FIFA in response to the spying controversy by from members of the Canada Women’s soccer front office.Read More
Hot and dry weather in recent weeks is starting to take its toll on crops growing in Southern Alberta according to a local farmer.Read More
Two members of Canada Soccer are being sent home after being caught spying in a New Zealand’s women’s team practice ahead or their match on Thursday.Read More
Chris Carbert finished his cross-examination on Thursday, as the Coutts 2 trial continues into the week.Read More
The trial of Chris Carbert and Anthony Olienick continued on Tuesday as Carbert provided his defense before being cross-examined by the Crown.Read More
The sentencing for three men found guilty of mischief at the Coutts Border Blockade in 2022 as been adjoined until August citing incomplete Pre-Sentencing Reports.Read More
The new Calgary events centre has officially begun construction on Monday, with its name to be formally known as Scotia Place.Read More
The University of Lethbridge will host the inaugural Alberta Basketball Association Club Invitational Tournament this weekend.Read More
Chris Carbert is the first of the two accused to present defense testimony near the end of the Coutts 2 trial in Lethbridge.Read More
The Interfaith and Lethbridge Food Banks have received a campaigned donation of over $3000 from the Share It Forward run by Save-On-Foods.Read More
The court was presented with the witness testimony of Jaclyne Martin; partner of Jerry Morrin at the trial of Anthony Olienick and Chris Carbert.Read More
A month after the St Mary Siphon suffered a catastrophic failure that caused the Milk River to see depleted levels of water, a plan is in place to restore the siphon by next year.Read More
Lethbridge Polytechnic, formerly known as Lethbridge College, is introducing new certificates that will specialize in Primary Care, General Arts and Science and Trades.Read More
As the Coutts 2 trial enters the home stretch, Pastor Artur Pawlowski shared his thoughts on the trial of Anthony Olienick and Chris Carbert and a major lawsuit that he will launch later this week.Read More
Lethbridge City Council has announced it will provide financial support for a bid to host the 2026 Memorial Cup.Read More
Paige Crozon, assistant coach of the U of L Pronghorns women’s basketball team, talks about her journey to compete at the Paris Olympics.Read More
The defense lawyer of Anthony Olienick has called the trial of the Coutts 2 men “un-Canadian” and accused the RCMP of lying under oath.Read More
The famous Street Wheelers weekend event returns to Lethbridge promising to show off Southern Alberta’s greatest classic car collection.Read More
The Lethbridge Economic and Finance Standing Policy Committee rejected an update for the Municipal Housing Strategy on Thursday.Read More
A number of people with ties with the university of Lethbridge and the surrounding area are heading to Paris to participate at the Olympics.Read More
The Alberta Food Rescue and Distribution is at major risk of shutting down due to lack of financial support.Read More
Defense lawyers for Chris Carbert and Anthony Olienick have claimed that enough evidence has been presented to negate the charge of conspiracy to murder officers for both men.Read More
The University of Lethbridge has set up a new gallery of Indigenous stonecutting art from the Northwest Territories from the 1960’s/70s.Read More
The town of Coaldale has released results from a spring community survey of nearly 500 residents.Read More
After a major copper wire theft from an oilfield site near Innisfail on Saturday, the consequences are being felt from consumers.Read More
The Lethbridge Bulls are enjoying a strong season, taking a 20-12 record with them in a upcoming home-and-home against Brooks.Read More
The city of Lethbridge is allowing residents to access live-time footage of the city’s notable Whoop-Up Drive to plan their drive ahead.Read More
