The Jack Ady Cancer Centre in Lethbridge will host a new trial evaluating whether radiation treatments can be safely reduced for prostate cancer patients in southern Alberta. By studying if treatment schedules can be shortened Read More
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Recent News
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Lethbridge ranked as 3rd-highest partying city in Canada
A study conducted by Uber Canada ranked the top cities in Canada for nightlife, and it has Lethbridge ranked as...
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Steps parents can take to prevent human trafficking
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...
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Lethbridge author launches book on digital deception
A Lethbridge-based author is launching a new book this weekend that explores how people can distinguish truth from deception in...
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Lethbridge County transfer stations adopt year-round hours November-1
Residents using regional transfer stations, which provide designated locations to drop off household garbage, yard waste, electronics and other waste,...
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McDonald family donates $100,000 to Bringing Hearts Home campaign
Three local dealerships are contributing another $100,000 to the Bringing Hearts Home campaign, helping bring specialized cardiac care closer...
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Recent Interviews
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Lethbridge author launches book on digital deception
A Lethbridge-based author is launching a new book this weekend that explores how people can distinguish truth from deception in...
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Lethbridge County transfer stations adopt year-round hours November-1
Residents using regional transfer stations, which provide designated locations to drop off household garbage, yard waste, electronics and other waste,...
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McDonald family donates $100,000 to Bringing Hearts Home campaign
Three local dealerships are contributing another $100,000 to the Bringing Hearts Home campaign, helping bring specialized cardiac care closer...
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Galt Museum brings southern Alberta’s stories to life
A new permanent exhibition is now on display at the Galt Museum and Archives. The permanent exhibit, called From the...
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Missing 18-year-old Danica Mistaken Chief found deceased
There is a tragic follow-up on a story we reported Tuesday. The Blood Tribe Police Service in southern Alberta had...
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