A study conducted by Uber Canada ranked the top cities in Canada for nightlife, and it has Lethbridge ranked as the third-best partying city in the country. The Nightlife Index was based on anonymized insights Read More
Just because we can’t see it, doesn’t mean it isn’t happening here. A local not-for-profit organization is spreading more awareness over their fight against human trafficking, particularly against youth. Not 4 Sale, a 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
Lethbridge City Council has agreed to make changes to their parking enforcement. Fines will remain at $40 until 2028 when they’ll rise to $50, but the $20 early payment reduction will be held if paid within 10 days. The Read More
Medicine Hat Police are laying more charges from a substantial copper theft investigation. A separate investigation earlier this month led to charges on two people; Brian Aske and Chelsea Grisbrook, and the seizure of 650 pounds Read More
As streaming becomes a staple in nearly every household in Canada, people regularly hear stories of fiction played out or voiced by actors. But how is it that we are able to connect so strongly Read More
This Halloween, the Lethbridge Police Service wants to provide a safe and family-friendly event and will have officers at three locations to hand out candy to trick-or-treaters. The Service’s fourth annual ‘Trunk or Treat’ 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
Two programs at Lethbridge Polytechnic are combining next fall to establish a new Interior and Building Design Technology program. The new program will combine the existing Architectural Animation Technology and Interior Design Technology diplomas. Graduates Read More
The excitement of next month’s Grey Cup in Calgary is being felt across southern Alberta, and last week, youth at the Piikani Nation were treated with a football clinic and a chance to see Read More
Twinning on Highway 3 is nearing completion between Taber and Burdett, and will be opening in phases for all traffic. Following the installation of signage, pavement markings and other final additions, Phase 2 will begin on Saturday Read More
An elementary school in West Lethbridge has been designated as an International Spanish Academy; the first of its kind in southern Alberta. The West Coulee Station Elementary School offers bilingual education between English and Spanish, 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
The Better Business Bureau is getting word out about furnace scams that could be on the rise as the weather starts to chill. The phishing scam sees scammers tend to reach out by phone, email, Read More
Lethbridge Polytechnic is receiving support from the federal government to the tune of $3-million to launch new skilled trades programs that support the agri-food sector. The move is part of an effort to address a Read More
The Lethbridge Airport presented its annual workplan to council’s Community Issues Committee this week. The plan prioritizes revenue growth and maintaining viability and enhanced connectivity. Discussions continue with airline service providers in attempts to Read More
Three city councillors in Lethbridge are marking one year in the chair since being sworn in for the first time last year. Rufa Doria, Al Beeber and Ryan Wolfe were sworn in along with the Read More
The Royal Canadian Legion had already planned to launch its National Poppy Campaign earlier this year, before four soldiers were killed during last week’s training exercises at CFB Wainwright. The tragedy serves as a Read More
Lethbridge Mayor Blaine Hyggen is calling for unity following the provincial referendum. More than 50,000 residents casted ballots and voted 80%in favour of option 1 on question 10, for Alberta to remain as a Canadian province. Hyggen is 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
The 2026 Alberta referendum has come and gone. In the days leading up to October 19, Bridge City News did an interview with someone that experienced firsthand a common occurrence that is rarely talked about, which happens Read More
Canadians are stepping up to donate blood following a fatal fire at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright over the weekend. The fire broke out Saturday during a live-fire military training exercise, when strong winds caused a Read More
