A rally of around 50 people in support of the LGBTQ2 plus community took place on Friday morning in front of Lethbridge City Hall. Those who participated say they were there to support the trans community. Read More
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ULeth champions alumni with honorary degree and distinguishment
The University of Lethbridge’s fall convocation is this weekend and on Friday, it held its annual Alumni Achievement Awards celebration...
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Five-year sentence to man convicted of sexual assault, human trafficking
A 51-year-old Lethbridge man has been handed his sentence stemming from a gruesome incident of sexual assault and human trafficking...
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How-to Faire teaches repair skills at LSCO
For the first time, Environment Lethbridge is hosting the How-to Faire, an event designed to help people learn how to...
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LFS recognizes Health Care Aides on October 18
Lethbridge Family Services is recognizing Health Care Aides Day on October 18, highlighting the essential role these workers play in...
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Raging Grannies rally to keep Alberta in Canada
The Lethbridge and area Raging Grannies rallied in support of Alberta remaining part of Canada ahead of the October 19...
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How-to Faire teaches repair skills at LSCO
For the first time, Environment Lethbridge is hosting the How-to Faire, an event designed to help people learn how to...
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LFS recognizes Health Care Aides on October 18
Lethbridge Family Services is recognizing Health Care Aides Day on October 18, highlighting the essential role these workers play in...
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Raging Grannies rally to keep Alberta in Canada
The Lethbridge and area Raging Grannies rallied in support of Alberta remaining part of Canada ahead of the October 19...
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Lethbridge residents discuss Alberta’s upcoming referendum
Albertans are preparing to vote on 10 referendum questions on October 19, covering immigration, access to public services and Alberta’s...
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LSCO launches a new Member+ Card for seniors
A new annual membership option is giving seniors in Lethbridge more benefits while supporting local community services. The $500 Lethbridge...
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