Alberta Birds of Prey Centre reopens following ‘unimaginably difficult’ months without visitors
The Alberta Birds of Prey Centre has reopened following two months of sitting without visitors due to COVID-19. Continue reading
Lethbridge Police Commission appoints new chief of Lethbridge Police Service
After an extensive, national search that lasted more than six months, Lethbridge’s newest chief of police has been named. Continue reading
WHL commissioner responds to class-action lawsuit against CHL
The leagues being targeted in a class-action lawsuit are responding — more than a week after allegations of a toxic and discriminatory environment were released. Continue reading
Lethbridge police chief calls allegations against him ‘frivolous’ following dismissal of complaint filed by officer
Lethbridge’s interim chief of police is speaking out following the dismissal of a complaint lodged against him by an officer in 2019. Continue reading
Master plan aims at making Lethbridge more accessible
After more than two years in the works, the City of Lethbridge’s mobility/accessibility master plan was presented to members of city council on Monday at the community issues committee meeting. Continue reading
Former Lethbridge Hurricanes head coach among those facing allegations in class-action lawsuit against CHL
Former Lethbridge Hurricanes player Garrett Taylor is standing alongside two-time Stanley Cup champion Daniel Carcillo in the launch of a class action lawsuit against the Canadian Hockey League (CHL). Continue reading
New report ranks Lethbridge as one of top per capita spenders among Alberta municipalities
A new report from the Canadian Taxpayers Federation says the City of Lethbridge is one of the biggest spenders among Alberta’s cities. Continue reading
Pathway 24 project scrapped by Lethbridge city council following public backlash
A controversial Lethbridge pathway project has been cancelled by city council, despite previous approval for a $1.75-million update in the city’s river valley. Continue reading
2 teenage girls dead, search underway for 3rd missing in southern Alberta river
Two teenage girls from a southern Alberta Hutterite colony are dead and one is missing after a swimming and canoeing outing Wednesday night. Continue reading
Lethbridge YMCA, city facilities not set to reopen Friday with Stage 2 of Alberta relaunch
City of Lethbridge officials say just because facilities like pools and fitness centres are allowed to open Friday doesn’t mean they will. Continue reading
Chair of U of L hockey committee confident that Pronghorns hockey will be back: ‘It’s just a matter of when’
The University of Lethbridge has announced the members of the hockey advisory committee that will explore the possibility of bringing the men’s and women’s varsity programs back. Continue reading
Pronghorns coaches react after Canada West cancels fall sports due to COVID-19
The University of Lethbridge learned Monday that three more of its teams will not compete in the 2020-2021 season as Canada West announced the cancellation of fall sports due to COVID-19. Continue reading
University of Lethbridge researchers studying differences between biological sexes
A pair of University of Lethbridge researchers are studying the biological differences between sexes. Continue reading
No injuries in collision between train and semi truck east of Lethbridge Friday morning
A collision between a train and a semi-truck resulted in no injuries or hazardous materials being spilled on Friday morning just outside of Lethbridge. Continue reading
Over 1,000 people gather for Black Lives Matter protest in Lethbridge
Chants of “Black lives matter” and “Indigenous lives matter” could be heard through downtown Lethbridge on Thursday afternoon, as more than 1,000 protesters gathered at city hall to protest against racism. Continue reading