The 45th annual Street Machine event will be taking place this weekend. Many will be gathered in our city during the three-day event checking out thousands of classic cars and a 100 ft drag race. Organizers Read More
Here in southwestern Alberta, officials at Lethbridge County say they still remain on alert for any grassfires although our region has seen some rain in the past week. Officials with the county say a grassfire Read More
Shakespeare will be in the park once again in Lethbridge this summer. The Lethbridge Shakespeare Performance Society will be putting on a special 60’s themed version of The Taming of the Shrew. The play will Read More
The City of Lethbridge has partnered up with the Lethbridge YMCA and the Slow Your Roll campaign to introduce new harmonized school and playground zones. A special presentation was made at the YMCA to unveil Read More
Alberta has become a major centre for film and tv production and lately there has been a push to try get more film and production to Lethbridge. As part of the budget process last year, Read More
The deadline for small businesses to pay back their pandemic support loans is coming up at the end of the year and the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) wants Ottawa to extend that deadline. Read More
Officials with the City of Lethbridge say they have been seeing a lot of success with their Encampment Strategy and response plan. Since the launch of the strategy, they say 311 has received around 156 calls related Read More
An Australian man is doing the near impossible and all through the power of his bike. Michael Whitty has embarked on a cross-Canada journey to visit Commonwealth War Grave sites across our country. What’s Read More
Officials with the Lethbridge International Airshow say they are looking for volunteers for the end of the month two-day show. Around 125 to 150 volunteers are needed, which could include those helping out with security or looking Read More
Lethbridge City Council voted in favour of a number of funding allocations on Tuesday to help support the Community Social Development team. Some of the money includes up to $200,000 of federal Reaching Home Funding to Read More
A former coach with the Lethbridge Gymnastics Academy was back in court on Monday. Jamie Ellacott was previously charged with the sexual assault of several young girls last year. Ellacott recently fired his lawyer and Read More
Motorcycle riders and classic car enthusiasts in southern Alberta will be going for a cruise as part of the Ride for Dad fundraiser on July 22nd. The event is raising awareness and funds for prostate Read More
A new food rescue organization has officially launched in Lethbridge. The Leftovers Foundation rescues food from restaurants, grocery stores, and hotels. It then redirects it to social services agencies to dish out to those most Read More
A new self-serve option is now available on all Lethbridge city transit buses. The city has updated their fare collection system to include the ability to buy bus fare anywhere through the mobile app and Read More
Thousands of dollars collected in annual Rita’s Run Lethbridge
A recent fundraiser called Rita’s Run has collected $25,000 for the Canadian Mental Health Association’s Lethbridge chapter. The event paid tribute to Rita Giardettti, a woman who lost her battle with mental illness. Sandra Read More
Members of local organizations were on hand to announce the opening of the first haskap berry winery in southern Alberta. Lethbridge media got a sneak peek of the Little Gem Winery on Friday morning. Joel Read More
The City of Medicine Hat is set to welcome over 500 of the best pickleball players from across Western Canada and the Yukon this weekend at the Big Marble Go Centre’s South Country Coop Pickleball Read More
If you’ve ever taken a drive out of Lethbridge, you’d know that the Highway 3 corridor stretches all the way into British Columbia. Destination Canada has chosen this long patch of highway as part Read More
The theft of catalytic converters has continued to be a big issue in our country. The Alberta Motor Association has partnered with local law enforcement and Kal Tire locations across the province to address this Read More
Dave Bishop, the director of the Alberta Wheat Commission and a farmer out of Barons, explained if he’s seeing the same dry crop conditions that Vulcan County has been experiencing. “We’re at the Read More
The YMCA says they have been experiencing a bit of a lifeguard shortage. Officials say the shortfall is due to many university students who have come for school and then leave after graduation along with Read More
Vulcan County has declared an agriculture disaster after experiencing very hot and dry conditions which has affected crops for farmers. An official with the county says the hot weather Southern Alberta experienced at the end Read More
Farmers Market season kicked off on Wednesday in the downtown core. Lethbridge and District Exhibition has partnered with the Downtown BRZ to bring the farmers’ market to Festival Square. Around 20 vendors will be in the Read More
Alberta NDP Finance Critic, Shannon Phillips, wants Premier Danielle Smith and the UCP to come clean about their plan for potentially pulling our province out of the Canada Pension Plan. A recent poll from Leger Read More
According to new research from the Better Business Bureau’s Give.org, a large number of people surveyed have stopped donating to charities. The report collected data from more than 2,100 adults in the United States Read More
It’s not everyday that you get the opportunity to view an important piece of World War II history. The folks from the Commemorative Air Force Airbase Arizona made the trek up to Lethbridge to Read More
With the recent heat warning in our city comes the potential of more of those pesky grasshoppers invading our fields and yards. That’s according to Dan Johnson, a professor in the department of Geography Read More
This weekend will mark the last time for rodeo fans to enjoy the Raymond Stampede with its historic grandstand. It will soon be torn down. The stampede grounds will be relocated to a new site Read More
The Shoes for Kids YQL initiative is back for its third year in our city. The shoe drive began back in 2021 as a way to provide new footwear for kids in southern Alberta whose families Read More
There has been a lot of outrage on social media about this year’s Pride Parade in Toronto. If you saw the graphic images or attended the parade you will know what I am talking Read More