ORIGINAL POST – MARCH 9: A fire has damaged the building hosting the Wooden Shoe European Food Store and Andrew Hilton Wine Merchants in Lethbridge, forcing each business to temporarily close. Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Read More
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ULeth & Lethbridge Soccer Association advancing multi-sport dome
There will be a brand-new sports complex coming to Lethbridge. A multi-activity sports dome is set to be built by...
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Casa to open 2026 Winter exhibitions this weekend
Casa Art Centre is inviting the public to explore ten new exhibitions this Saturday as part of its November Gallery...
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LSCO launches fundraising for 57th free Christmas dinner
The Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization is asking the community to help raise $25,000 for its annual free Christmas dinner. Now...
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Gas prices fall in Canada amid U.S. Midterms results
You might’ve noticed the price at the pumps has gotten a significant relief. And now might be the best time...
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Lethbridge Firefighters Union calls for citizen vote over integrated services
The Lethbridge Firefighters Union IAFF Local 237 is speaking out following the city’s pursuit of a procurement process attempting to...
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Casa to open 2026 Winter exhibitions this weekend
Casa Art Centre is inviting the public to explore ten new exhibitions this Saturday as part of its November Gallery...
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LSCO launches fundraising for 57th free Christmas dinner
The Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization is asking the community to help raise $25,000 for its annual free Christmas dinner. Now...
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Planet Fitness opens Lethbridge location
A new Planet Fitness location has officially opened its doors in Lethbridge, expanding access to fitness facilities in the community....
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Alberta’s health-care future: Public or private?
Alberta’s health-care system is undergoing major changes, prompting questions about the future of publicly funded Medicare. A presentation at the...
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BBB warns Alberta businesses about credit card fraud
The Better Business Bureau is warning Alberta businesses about a credit card scam involving fraudulent purchases of high-value goods....
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