A former residential school survivor and a victim of the 60’s scoop says when it comes to the tragedy of residential schools the federal government needs to take more responsibility. Deborah Minoose who is the Read More
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Lethbridge to host regional nursing education conference
The historic foundations of nursing and the future of nursing will be topics of discussion at a conference in Lethbridge....
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Volunteers out in full force for Coulee Cleanup
Volunteers were out in full force for Earth Day today, cleaning the vast park space at Indian Battle Park and...
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Rebates now available for rain barrel & toilet purchases
Applications are now open for Lethbridge residents to receive rebates for purchasing rain barrels and switching to low-flow toilets at...
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Quick action from fellow runners save man’s life
Four Lethbridge residents who were out for a cold January run have been recognized as local heroes after they kept...
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New community workshop technician to serve LSCO & CASA
Looking to build on your DIY projects? A public woodshop that has recently reopened at the Lethbridge Seniors Citizens Organization...
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Lethbridge to host regional nursing education conference
The historic foundations of nursing and the future of nursing will be topics of discussion at a conference in Lethbridge....
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New Indigenous-led recovery expands addiction treatment in Alberta
Southern Alberta now has its first Indigenous-led addiction recovery centre. The Blood Tribe now has access to a 75-bed recovery community that...
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Liberal Majority Built on Floor Crossings | Stockwell Day
Canada’s political landscape has shifted fast. Prime Minister Mark Carney now holds a slim majority—thanks to multiple MPs crossing the...
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Alberta invests $74M in new Cardston health centre
Folks living in rural southwestern Alberta will have quicker and closer access to urgent and acute healthcare. Alberta’s government is investing $74 million over...
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Lethbridge youth man inspires beyond his limb difference
April is Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month—a time to recognize Canadians living with congenital and acquired limb conditions and to...
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