The Sage Clan in Lethbridge made an appeal for blankets and warm winter clothing on social media saying the city shut down their emergency shelter when it was minus 32 or minus 41 with the wind chill. Read More
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Recent News
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Lethbridge rejects proposed EHS contract cost conditions
There are more twists and turns in the ongoing saga surrounding Emergency Medical Services in the province, including here in...
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New mentorship program launched for young by Farming Smarter
For farming lovers, the group Farming Smarter is taking young farmers under their wing with a new program. The ‘Mentorship Relationships in the Agricultural Community’ program, will see younger and newer farmers mentored on crop production,...
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Community partners work together to install native plant gardens at the University of Lethbridge
The University of Lethbridge is a little greener thanks to the efforts of numerous community partners and volunteers, as well...
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Lethbridge encourages responsible pet ownership through clean-up initiative
Picking up after your dog is a dirty business but in Lethbridge it’s the law. Sadly, not every dog owner...
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Smile cookie competition raises over $34,000 for FCSS-programs
The towns of Taber and Coaldale have been competing for the most cookie sales – in the friendly Tim Horton’s Smile Cookie Campaign competition. Taber sold more than 7,700 cookies, beating Coaldale...
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Recent Interviews
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New mentorship program launched for young by Farming Smarter
For farming lovers, the group Farming Smarter is taking young farmers under their wing with a new program. The ‘Mentorship Relationships in the Agricultural Community’ program, will see younger and newer farmers mentored on crop production,...
Continue reading -
Lethbridge encourages responsible pet ownership through clean-up initiative
Picking up after your dog is a dirty business but in Lethbridge it’s the law. Sadly, not every dog owner...
Continue reading -
Smile cookie competition raises over $34,000 for FCSS-programs
The towns of Taber and Coaldale have been competing for the most cookie sales – in the friendly Tim Horton’s Smile Cookie Campaign competition. Taber sold more than 7,700 cookies, beating Coaldale...
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From addiction to advocacy: Turning pain into purpose
From trying alcohol for the first time at the age of 10 to losing her children—because of her addictions – Robin Fox’s story is one of hardship and resilience. Our Heidi Echavarria brings us Robin’s story, of leaving her...
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Spring donation slowdown impacts Lethbridge Soup Kitchen
The Lethbridge Soup Kitchen is urging the community to donate after a donation it was expecting didn’t come in on time. There is always a fall...
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