Official with Lethbridge Family Services breaks down where city’s newcomers are coming from
According to Lethbridge Family Services, about 150 refugees came to the city in 2018. Continue reading
Lethbridge street sweepers hit roads unseasonably early thanks to minimal snowfall
This year, thanks to drier weather, the City of Lethbridge has been able to spend its time patching roads and sweeping streets instead of plowing snow. Continue reading
Lethbridge announces curbside recycling updates, blue bins to arrive by spring
As phase one of the Curbside Recycling Program comes to an end, the city announced the next steps on Tuesday. Demi Knight reports. Continue reading
Coalhurst to develop local municipal enforcement program in 2019
After two years under Coaldale’s municipal enforcement, the town of Coalhurst will no longer divert their bylaw issues out of town. Continue reading
City of Lethbridge fielding fewer complaints about new downtown parking kiosks
The City of Lethbridge was met with push-back from both users and business owners when it rolled out new parking kiosks and new parking zones. But the city has since made adjustments. Continue reading
New West Theatre has a new manager for the 2019 season
New West Theatre is starting 2019 off with a change in management as a 20-year theatre veteran joins the team. Continue reading
‘I feel so blessed’: Lethbridge mother welcomes city’s first baby of 2019
Lethbridge mother welcomes the city’s first baby of 2019, a healthy seven pounds, seven ounces little girl. Continue reading
Experts predict low gas prices in Alberta to be short-lived
Prices may have dropped fairly significantly over the last 12 months but Lethbridge drivers are still paying among the highest prices at the pump within Alberta. Continue reading
‘Canes kick off the second-half of the WHL season
The Lethbridge hurricanes are beginning a three-game run in as many days starting Friday night as they host the Victoria Royals. Continue reading
Opioid epidemic: Number of newborns experiencing withdrawal symptoms rises in Alberta
Alberta Health Services said that between 2013 and 2017, the number of newborns exposed to opioids during pregnancy jumped 75 per cent. Continue reading
Pro-pipeline rallies continue in Alberta: Truck convoy to hit the road in Medicine Hat Saturday
Another big pro-pipeline rally is set for southern Alberta this weekend. Truckers in the Medicine Hat area are preparing to make their presence known on the Trans Canada Highway. Continue reading
After 9 months of major renovations, Galt Manor set to re-open for renters in 2019
It’s an historic building in downtown Lethbridge that was condemned last year after being over-run by squatters. But now, under new ownership, the Galt Manor has undergone extensive renovations. Continue reading
Donation drives bring in more than 300 gifts for Lethbridge seniors spending Christmas alone this year
Hoping to increase the mental and physical well-being of seniors spending the holidays alone…local donation drives are collecting special gifts for the older generations. Demi Knight has more. Continue reading
‘They matter and they were loved’: Standoff conference honours murdered and missing Indigenous women
The number of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls continues to weigh on the hearts and minds of members of the Blood Tribe in southern Alberta. Continue reading
Blood Tribe Youth Ranch rises from ashes: New facility opens almost 5 years after fire
Almost five years after a devastating fire, the Blood Tribe Youth Ranch has moved into a new building and is gearing up to offer even more services to the community. Continue reading