Nathan Crow, a major in Indigenous governance and business management at the University of Lethbridge’s Dhillon School of Business is the proud recipient of a $10,000 scholarship. It is through Canada’s Outstanding CEO of Read More
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Smile Cookie Campaign kicks off across southern Alberta
Today, Tim Hortons kicked off Smile Cookie Campaign week across Canada. Here in southern Alberta, officials and members of the...
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Interfaith Food Bank honours volunteer of 30+ years
As National Volunteer Week wraps up, the Interfaith Food Bank honoured their 250 volunteers on Friday with an appreciation luncheon....
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Lethbridge County scholarship programs now open for 2026
For the seventh consecutive year, Lethbridge County is offering scholarships for post-secondary education in 2026. The County is encouraging mature...
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Local rally against changes from AISH to ADAP
A series of rallies aimed at speaking out about recent measures by the provincial government continues. On Friday, the focus was on...
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Lethbridge solar field developer completes Due Diligence process
The developer of two planned solar fields south of Lethbridge says it’s completed the first phase of due diligence for...
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Recent Interviews
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Smile Cookie Campaign kicks off across southern Alberta
Today, Tim Hortons kicked off Smile Cookie Campaign week across Canada. Here in southern Alberta, officials and members of the...
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Lethbridge County scholarship programs now open for 2026
For the seventh consecutive year, Lethbridge County is offering scholarships for post-secondary education in 2026. The County is encouraging mature...
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Local rally against changes from AISH to ADAP
A series of rallies aimed at speaking out about recent measures by the provincial government continues. On Friday, the focus was on...
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Ethnic association marks 10 years at former fire-station-centre
The Southern Alberta Ethnic Association, or SAEA, is marking a decade at the Multicultural Centre. The building once served as...
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Debate over permanent Daylight-Saving Time leads SACPA discussion
There has been considerable controversy surrounding the proposal for Alberta to eliminate the time change and remain on Daylight Saving...
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