The southern Albertan town of Stavely is mourning the deaths of three young junior hockey players after a two-vehicle collision occurred on Monday involving their passenger vehicle and a semi truck hauling gravel. The three Read More
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Corb Lund tours in support of anti-coal mining petition
Alberta country artist Corb Lund was performing throughout our province this past weekend and stopped by downtown Lethbridge on Easter...
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Alberta Rotary teams donating service vehicles to Mexico
Rotary club members who are part of the ‘Los Amigos Project’ are on their way to Mexico – but it’s...
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Impact of Green Shirt Day continues in Lethbridge
Eight years ago today, the hockey world was shocked when a semi-trailer truck crashed into a bus carrying the...
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LPS seeking help in search for 14-year-old girl
Lethbridge Police are seeking the public’s assistance to locate a missing 14-year-old girl. Police say August Cunningham was last seen...
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LPS searching for suspect in hit-and-run collision
Lethbridge Police are seeking public assistance to identify the driver of a vehicle responsible for a hit and run collision....
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Bill 22 aims to strengthen animal welfare laws in Alberta
The Alberta Government is updating the Animal Protection Act for the first time in 20 years. Bill 22 is designed...
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Taber wins Kraft Hockeyville 2026
Folks in the southern Alberta town of Taber are celebrating a big win today. Saturday during “Hockey Night in Canada”. Taber was selected the winner of Kraft Hockeyville 2026. Taber was chosen through...
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Golf Event to support the cardiac care in Southern Alberta
There are many creative ways to support the community. A golf tournament has been launched aimed to raise funds for...
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New church opening in Lethbridge this Easter
A new Christian church is coming to the city; it is the New Covenant Assembly Lethbridge. The grand opening will...
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Alberta plans new recovery-centres as Blood-Tribe reports zero-overdose-calls
A southern Alberta First Nation is reporting some promising statistics regarding overdose deaths in its communities. Blood Tribe Emergency Services says between last December and the month of March, they received no overdose-related emergency calls. Blood Tribe Emergency Services Director, Travis Coleman says, “The decline in...
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