National Salvage is once again turning scrap metal into Christmas support for children and youth in need. For the third consecutive year, the Lethbridge-based recycling company has selected Lethbridge Family Services’ Angel Tree campaign for Read More

Lethbridge Family Services is launching its 34th annual Angel Tree Christmas Campaign, aiming to bring Christmas gifts to approximately 3,500 children and youth this year. The campaign is supported by Avonlea Homes, which donated over 35-thousand Read More

Wood’s Homes is launching an ambitious $4-million fundraising campaign aimed at expanding mental health, housing and employment support for young people in southern Alberta. The initiative includes a new permanent home for the Lethbridge Read More

Coaldale is getting ready to kick off its third annual Winter Fest later this month, bringing nearly four weeks of holiday celebrations to the community. Festivities will includ the popular holiday parade along Main Street. Read More

More than 200 representatives from approximately 60 organizations came together in Lethbridge for the Integrated Coordinated Access Service or ICA fair. The event aimed to strengthen connections between service providers, bringing together health, Indigenous, community safety and Read More

Menopause affects roughly half the population, yet misinformation and gaps in care remain challenges for many women. A new initiative is bringing researchers, physicians and women with lived experience together to improve information and care Read More

The Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization is asking the community to help raise $25,000 for its annual free Christmas dinner. Now in its 57th year, the tradition provides meals to anyone in need, with additional food deliveries Read More

A new Planet Fitness location has officially opened its doors in Lethbridge, expanding access to fitness facilities in the community. The opening ceremony brought together company representatives and community members to celebrate the new addition. Read More

Alberta’s health-care system is undergoing major changes, prompting questions about the future of publicly funded Medicare. A presentation at the Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs, or SACPA, today explored concerns about the possibility Read More

  The Better Business Bureau is warning Alberta businesses about a credit card scam involving fraudulent purchases of high-value goods. Scammers use stolen and fraudulent credit card information to make transactions that initially appear approved Read More

A new indoor family attraction is coming to Lethbridge this holiday season. Excite Lethbridge and Air Jump are teaming up to bring Bounce City, a large inflatable adventure, to the Lethbridge Trade & Convention Centre. Read More

The holiday shopping season is getting an early start in Lethbridge with the Holiday Artisan & Gift Expo, a two-day market featuring local artisans and gift vendors. Organizer Domesticated Divas Events says the expo offers Read More

Economic Development Lethbridge and its partners have launched their 2026 Brighter Together Business Survey to better understand the challenges facing local businesses and identify their priorities for the year ahead. Last year’s survey identified insurance Read More

Now that Alberta has officially stopped changing its clocks, residents will no longer have the twice-yearly time change as a reminder to check their smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services is Read More

A former Lethbridge girls’ football coach is awaiting a judge’s decision on his sentence after pleading guilty to creating and possessing child pornography involving AI-generated images of some of his players. Justin Tillery appeared Read More

Starting this weekend, Albertans will no longer need to change their clocks twice a year as the province moves to permanent daylight time, known as Alberta Time (ABT). That means no more turning the clocks Read More

A two-day conference took place in Lethbridge, bringing together industry leaders, businesses and regional partners to discuss the future of trade, transportation and logistics in southern Alberta. Canada’s Western Gateway: In Motion 2026 is exploring Read More

A Lethbridge-based author is launching a new book this weekend that explores how people can distinguish truth from deception in an age of misinformation and competing voices. Eyes That Burn: Discernment in the Age of Read More

Residents using regional transfer stations, which provide designated locations to drop off household garbage, yard waste, electronics and other waste, will have a consistent schedule to follow starting November 1. The four stations in Coaldale, Picture Read More

  Three local dealerships are contributing another $100,000 to the Bringing Hearts Home campaign, helping bring specialized cardiac care closer to home for patients across southern Alberta. The campaign has already surpassed its original $30-million fundraising Read More

A new permanent exhibition is now on display at the Galt Museum and Archives. The permanent exhibit, called From the Collection, features artifacts connected to the history and cultures of southern Alberta, with new objects Read More

There is a tragic follow-up on a story we reported Tuesday. The Blood Tribe Police Service in southern Alberta had asked for the public’s help in locating a missing woman, 18-year-old Danica Mistaken Chief. Read More

The Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce recently brought together local businesses, entrepreneurs and organizations for the 2026 Lethbridge Business Awards. The gala recognized businesses and individuals for their contributions to the local business community. Modern Aesthetics received Read More

Fake Halloween deals could leave online shoppers with more than a bad costume. The Better Business Bureau is warning consumers about fraudulent websites and ads offering deeply discounted Halloween products. These scams can expose shoppers’ Read More

We have some sad news to pass along about a well-loved community leader who has died. Ben Rowley, a member of the Inclusion Lethbridge Board of Directors died suddenly on Thursday. The news was released Read More

As the need for food assistance continues to grow, community support is becoming increasingly important to help local individuals and families facing food insecurity. Knowing their donations are being handled responsibly and reaching those who Read More

The City of Lethbridge is encouraging residents to reduce waste and make better use of local recycling programs during Waste Reduction Week, running October 19 to 23. From a free compost giveaway to expanded plastic recycling options Read More

Due to rising grocery costs, food bank use in Canada reached 2.3 million visits in a single month, according to Food Banks Canada. That growing need is also reflected in communities like Lethbridge, where local organizations Read More

Every season is an opportunity to give back and support those in need. The Lethbridge Food Bank is bringing back its annual Halloween Maze, offering families a chance to enjoy festive Halloween activities, decorations and Read More