Tensions over Alberta’s independence have resurfaced as Bill 54 reignites debate on the province’s right to separate. But beneath the political discourse lies a deeper question — what would happen to Indigenous lands and treaty Read More
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Home, Garden & Leisure Show returns with 300 exhibitors
The Home, Garden and Leisure Show is back at the Trade and Convention Centre this week in preparation for the...
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Lethbridge outgrows Rural Renewal Stream permanent residency program
The Alberta Advantage Immigration Program has notified Economic Development Lethbridge that the city no longer qualifies for the Rural Renewal...
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Medicine Hat to host Grand Slam of Curling in November
Southern Alberta will once again get a chance to host some of the best curlers in the world later this year. The Grand Slam...
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Two charged after $50,000 of computer equipment stolen in commercial break-in
Two people from Edmonton are facing charges in connection with a commercial break-in in Lethbridge late last year. It occurred in...
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Polytechnic fitness team offers tips to combat sedentary-behaviour
The Lethbridge Polytechnic fitness team is offering tips to help reduce strain and stiffness caused by maintaining the same position for long periods of...
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Polytechnic fitness team offers tips to combat sedentary-behaviour
The Lethbridge Polytechnic fitness team is offering tips to help reduce strain and stiffness caused by maintaining the same position for long periods of...
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Conference challenges the “Superwoman” narrative on International Women’s-Day
The University of Lethbridge celebrated the International Women’s Day with a Leadership Conference. For three years in a row, the...
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Police raise fraud awareness at Nordbridge Senior Centre
During Fraud Prevention Month, the Economic Crime Unit with the Lethbridge Police Service is hosting community events. At the Nordbridge...
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Warm, dry winter raises soil erosion concerns in southern Alberta
This winter southern Alberta has had a warm and relatively dry season, leaving farmland soils more susceptible to blowing and...
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Vandalism targeting Jewish community in Lethbridge
While the conflict continues in the Middle East, here in Lethbridge the Jewish community fears for their lives and safety...
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