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• Castle Mountain Resort hopes to rebound from ski season cut short

  Southern Alberta's most popular ski resort is open for business, welcome news after warm weather forced Castle Mountain to close early last season.

  Health

  Dec 15, 2015
• Charges laid in fatal crash near Taber

  RCMP have charged Roy McClusky, 58, of Lethbridge with two counts of dangerous driving causing death following a crash near Taber.

  Crime

  Dec 14, 2015
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• Grudge match for charity; Lethbridge media, city to tangle on the ice

  Lethbridge's media and city employees' secret, underlying rivalry is set to explode in the second annual Christmas Hope Hockey Challenge.

  Entertainment

  Dec 9, 2015
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• Lethbridge woman guilty in multi-million dollar mortgage fraud

  A Lethbridge woman was found guilty Friday in a multi-million dollar mortgage fraud.

  Consumer

  Dec 4, 2015
• Lethbridge set to welcome 240 Syrian refugees by end of 2016

  Lethbridge Family Services says 240 government-sponsored Syrian refugees are expected to arrive in Lethbridge by the end of 2016.

  Canada

  Dec 2, 2015
• Former Lethbridge man charged in million dollar fraud scheme

  Lethbridge Regional Police Service believes it has stopped a million dollar fraud scheme in the city.

  Crime

  Dec 1, 2015
• Lethbridge man charged with sexually assaulting 14-year-old girl

  A Lethbridge man faces multiple sexual assault and sexual interference charges in connection to the alleged assault of a 14-year-old girl.

  Crime

  Nov 30, 2015
• LRPS lay down a rhyme in prairie police rap battle

  A rap battle has been brewing across the prairies, and Lethbridge police aren't afraid to jump in.

  Crime

  Nov 27, 2015
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• 10 arrested, baby in protective custody following large police bust

  Ten people have been charged and a baby is in protective custody, after Lethbridge Regional Police executed a series of search warrants.

  Crime

  Nov 26, 2015
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• Operation Red Nose starts Friday in Lethbridge; volunteers needed

  Operation Red Nose, which gets holiday revelers and their vehicles home for nothing more than a donation, is ready to begin its 21st year.

  Lifestyle

  Nov 25, 2015
• LRPS execute ‘high-risk’ search warrant; multiple arrests, gun seized

  Lethbridge Regional Police Service executed a "high-risk" search warrant, making multiple arrests and seizing a firearm.

  Crime

  Nov 25, 2015
• Two Lethbridge women charged with handgun theft

  Two women face multiple charges following a break and enter and theft of a handgun

  Crime

  Nov 24, 2015
• Lethbridge music star Leeroy Stagger cashes in major prize

  Lethbridge singer/songwriter Leeroy Stagger won first place in a major music competition, earning $100,953 towards his career.

  Entertainment

  Nov 23, 2015
• Lethbridge MP Rachael Harder named to opposition shadow cabinet

  Lethbridge Conservative MP Rachael Harder has been named official opposition critic for Youth and Persons with Disabilities.

  Politics

  Nov 20, 2015
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• Pronghorns’ Ronsky earns chance to wear the Maple Leaf

  University of Lethbridge rugby star Nicole Ronsky has been named to Team Canada for an international tournament in Dubai.

  Sports

  Nov 17, 2015
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• Drivers charged in recent roundabout rollovers

  RCMP are pointing the finger at the drivers involved in two recent crashes at a new roundabout near Nobleford.

  News

  Nov 13, 2015
• Remembrance Day memories from Global Lethbridge staff

  On this Remembrance Day we asked our own staff to share their memories of who they are paying tribute to on this day.

  Canada

  Nov 12, 2015
• Linebackers dominate high school football awards

  A pair of players used to shining away from the spotlight on defense, stepped to centre stage as MVPs of the Southern Alberta High School Football League.

  Sports

  Nov 10, 2015
• Tour of Alberta returns to Lethbridge

  It's a do-over for the city of Lethbridge and the Tour of Alberta. The prestigious cycling race will return after rain plagued the event in 2014.

  Sports

  Nov 9, 2015
• United Way helps those in need stay warm this winter

  The United Way is launching it's annual 'Coats for Kids and Families' campaign, asking for donations of coats, gloves, scarves and toques.

  Health

  Nov 6, 2015
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• Youth arrested after suspicious incident at Magrath school

  A 14-year-old boy was arrested after a report that a suspicious person wearing camouflage was seen lurking around Magrath elementary school.

  Crime

  Nov 5, 2015
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• Pronghorns rugby out to prove nationals appearance is no ‘miracle’

  A surprising upset in the conference championships has the University of Lethbridge rugby team making an unexpected appearance at nationals.

  Sports

  Nov 4, 2015
• Put away the phones! New campaign focuses on family dinner

  A coalition of Lethbridge groups are trying to get families to put away the phones and spend quality time together at the dinner table.

  Health

  Nov 3, 2015
• Woman faces charges after barricading herself inside home with weapons on Halloween

  Police say a despondent 32-year-old woman barricaded inside her home caused evacuations and road closures on Halloween night.

  Crime

  Nov 2, 2015
• No major injuries in serious collision near Monarch

  Both drivers involved in a crash north of Lethbridge Monday morning managed to avoid serious injury.

  Traffic

  Nov 2, 2015