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• Grasshoppers and mosquitoes emerge in southern Alberta

  The warm weather draws many of us outside, but it also brings on some pesky pests. It's officially time to watch for mosquitoes and grasshoppers

  Environment

  Jun 6
• Lethbridge non-profits face fundraising challenges

  This time of year is when many non-profits ramp up their fundraising efforts, but lately many of their mainstay fundraising events are having to be postponed or cancelled.

  Consumer

  Jun 5
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• VisitLethbridge.com launches new initiatives

  VistLethbridge.com is launching four major initiatives to keep the city top of mind for visitors. The new vision highlights Lethbridge as a four season destination city.

  Economy

  May 9
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• Seeing double: 22 sets of twins born between 2 southern Alberta ranches

  Cattle producers in southern Alberta are still hard at work calving cows and getting ready for this warmer weather. For one farm family, 2023 is proving to be a unique year.

  Canada

  May 1
• Spring seeding underway in southern Alberta

  The snow is melting across the prairies and that means farmers are gearing up for seeding season. The late start has slowed things down, farmers say the moisture is worth it.

  Weather

  Apr 25
• Heggie family donates land for new Raymond Stampede location

  Raymond is home to Canada’s first stampede, dating all the way back to 1903. It's been held in the same location since the beginning, but 2023 will be the site's last rodeo.

  Canada

  Apr 18
• Lethbridge greenhouse sees high demand for seeds amid growing inflation concerns

  Spring is officially here and many southern Albertans will be looking at ways to cut some of those grocery costs. Seeds and supplies are already in high demand as interest grows.

  Consumer

  Mar 21
• Lethbridge Housing Authority looking for new supportive housing provider after YWCA bows out

  The Lethbridge Housing Authority will be looking for a new provider to help with permanent supportive housing after the YWCA announced it wouldn't be continuing with its 24 units

  Health

  Mar 20
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• Horsefly Regional Emergency Spillway Project underway in southern Alberta

  The official groundbreaking of the Horsefly Regional Emergency Spillway project was a historic moment for communities in southern Alberta.

  Economy

  Mar 17
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• Construction on Lethbridge agri-food hub $10M over budget

  Lethbridge and District Exhibition is over budget on the Agri-Food Hub and Trade Centre. Additional money is needed from the city to complete deconstruction of the old facility.

  Economy

  Mar 16
• Farmland values continue to climb across Canada

  Farm Credit Canada is out with its latest farmland values report. In 2022, the industry saw an increase of nearly 13 per cent nation wide, with values up ten per cent in Alberta.

  Canada

  Mar 13
• Agriculture expo underway in Lethbridge

  Southern Alberta’s largest agriculture trade fair is underway in Lethbridge this week. Ag Expo has a full house of exhibitors this year, some coming as far away as Quebec.

  Canada

  Mar 1
• Southern Alberta entrepreneurs become influencers with major online followings

  When you think of social media influencers, you might think 'big city' or 'celebrity' — but two Alberta men are breaking the stereotype and reaching millions of viewers daily.

  Trending

  Feb 28
• AHS addresses emergency department concerns in Milk River

  AHS held an engagement session Wednesday night to give an update on the emergency department and doctor situation in Milk River and talk about what the future looks like

  Health

  Feb 23
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• ‘Farming Smarter’ conference in Lethbridge highlights innovation in agriculture

  Southern Alberta farmers have come together for this year's Farming Smarter conference, taking in some of the latest research on management and agronomy.

  Science

  Feb 16
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• Canada’s Agriculture Day: Reducing food waste

  Feb. 15 marks Canada's Agriculture Day: a day to celebrate Canadian farmers and ranchers who help feed the world and make it more sustainable.

  Canada

  Feb 15
• Alberta introduces new agri-processing tax credit

  The Alberta government announcing a tax credit Tuesday for large-scale investment in the agri-processing industry. The hope is it will help diversify the economy and create jobs.

  Economy

  Feb 7
• Lethbridge post secondary schools kickoff Black History Month events

  Lethbridge’s two post-secondary institutions held special ceremonies Wednesday to kickoff Black History Month. Organizers said there is a lot of work to do.

  Canada

  Feb 1
• Village of Stirling a hotspot for solar energy

  The Village of Stirling says it is the first net-zero village in Canada. The municipality’s solar journey started in 2018, and now the community is reaping the financial benefits

  Consumer

  Jan 31
• Lethbridge Therapeutic Riding Association looking for volunteers

  The Lethbridge Therapeutic Riding Association had to change its programming during the pandemic. Now, with restrictions lifted, it's looking to get more volunteers involved.

  Canada

  Jan 11
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• Rural immigration pilot a success in Claresholm, Alta.

  When the federal government rolled out its Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot, the town of Claresholm was among 11 communities to take part and the program has now been extended.

  Economy

  Jan 9
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• Global News at 6 Lethbridge: January 6.

  Global News at 6 from Lethbridge January 6, 2023

  Jan 6
• First draft of 20-year vision for Lethbridge unveiled

  The Economic Standing Policy Committee is looking far into the future. The committee is putting the lens on the economy and tourism in Lethbridge — all the way to 2042.

  Economy

  Dec 21, 2022
• Safety tips for winter driving in Alberta

  Christmas is just days away and many Albertans are hitting the road to get to their holiday destination. Extreme cold can add risks to those travelling.

  Weather

  Dec 20, 2022
• Downtown Lethbridge welcomes ‘lots of new faces’ for last-minute holiday shopping

  The last-minute dash is on for holiday shoppers in Lethbridge. Downtown businesses have been abuzz this year and it's a welcome sight for many businesses.

  Consumer

  Dec 19, 2022