Sarolta Saskiw

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• Former Alberta NDP candidate suspended by employer after calling Fort McMurray fire ‘karmic’

  A former NDP candidate is under fire for a tweet he made suggesting the Fort McMurray wildfire was karma.

  Politics

  May 4, 2016
• Lethbridge woman accused of murdering her 54-year-old mother

  A 54-year old woman is dead and Lethbridge police have a 28-year old woman in custody after an apparent homicide Thursday night.

  Crime

  Apr 29, 2016
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• Calgary woman charged in stabbing death of her 78-year-old mother

  Lethbridge Police charged 51-year-old Lisa Freihaut Friday with one count of second-degree murder in the stabbing death of her mother, Irene Carter.

  Crime

  Apr 22, 2016
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• ‘No family deserves to have to go through this’: daughter of homicide victim

  The daughter of a 78-year-old woman found dead in her Lethbridge home is pleading for anyone with information about her mother’s murder to come forward.

  Crime

  Apr 7, 2016
• Fire tears through Lethbridge community, destroys three homes

  Three homes have been destroyed and several more damaged after a fire tore through west Lethbridge Wednesday night.

  Investigations

  Apr 7, 2016
• Large grass fire near Coalhurst ‘suspicious in nature’: fire officials

  A grass fire that broke out near the town of Coalhurst Tuesday afternoon is being called suspicious by area fire officials.

  Apr 5, 2016
• Lethbridge Hurricanes chat one-on-one with fans

  Hurricanes fans got the chance to ask their favorite players questions before playoffs get underway on Friday.

  Sports

  Mar 21, 2016
• International Film Festival kicks off in Lethbridge

  Lethbridge’s annual International Film Festival is back with movies on climate change and more.

  Education

  Mar 18, 2016
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• Lethbridge school tells the classic tale of Rumpelstiltskin

  Wilson Middle School will be presenting a play telling the classic story of Rumpelstiltskin from March 21 to 23.

  Education

  Mar 18, 2016
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• Woman dead after collision with semi near Nobleford

  A 77-year-old woman is dead after a collision with a semi truck Thursday morning.

  Traffic

  Mar 17, 2016
• ‘Take the child to the ER right away’: Naturopathic doctor testifies at meningitis trial

  "There was no heart beat, no blood pressure...He was clinically dead." Two doctors testified Wednesday during the trial of David and Collet Stephan.

  Crime

  Mar 16, 2016
• Innovative concussion research could lead to new brain testing

  A neuroscience team at the University of Lethbridge is taking a closer look at how we test for concussions through urine sampling.

  Health

  Mar 16, 2016
• U of L students bear the cold for 5 days to support the homeless

  University of Lethbridge students are bringing awareness to the realities of being homeless, by living outside themselves for the 5 Days for the Homeless campaign.

  Education

  Mar 15, 2016
• Alberta parents accused in toddler’s death cooperative, pediatrician tells court

  A Pediatrician took the stand Friday afternoon in the trial of David and Collet Stephan, who are charged with failing to provide the necessities of life to their son Ezekiel.

  Canada

  Mar 11, 2016
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• Autopsy confirmed 18-month-old Alberta boy died of meningitis, medical examiner testifies

  The medical examiner who conducted the autopsy on 18-month-old Ezekiel Stephan, who died from meningitis in March 2012, testified Thursday.

  Crime

  Mar 10, 2016
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• Lethbridge youngsters build the ultimate little terminator

  Grade 6 and 7 students from Gilbert Paterson Middle School showcase their new android.

  Education

  Mar 10, 2016
• Murder victim’s family highlights risks faced by aboriginal women

  PART 1: The family of a woman that was stabbed and left for dead reveal how serious the issue of missing and murdered aboriginal women is in Alberta.

  Canada

  Mar 9, 2016
• ‘Bite marks on her hands, bruises all over her arms’: Victim’s family speaks in Stand Off manslaughter case

  After Allen Day Rider's first apperance in court, family members of victim, Brittaney Medicine Crane, speak about vicious circle of violence.

  Crime

  Mar 7, 2016
• ‘Always buckle up’: Blood Tribe urging residents to wear seat belts

  Seat belt safety has become a concern for the Blood Tribe. A survey found over half of the residents on the reserve are not buckling up.

  Traffic

  Feb 26, 2016
• LGBTQ policy passes first reading at School District 51

  The Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Gender Expression policy developed by Lethbridge School District 51 passed first reading Tuesday.

  Education

  Feb 24, 2016
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• Alberta bus driver charged after colliding head on with SUV

  A 64-year-old man has been charged after the school bus he was driving collided with an SUV.

  Crime

  Feb 4, 2016
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• Children’s rock band taking off in Lethbridge

  We go behind the scenes with Diversified, Lethbridge’s very own kid rock band.

  Education

  Feb 3, 2016
• Coaldale teen rescued by Good Samaritans from flipped over jeep

  After flipping her jeep, a Coaldale woman is lucky to have escaped with just minor injuries thanks to the help of a couple of good Samaritans.

  Traffic

  Feb 3, 2016
• F*** Cancer campaign helps promote early detection and prevention

  F*** Cancer promotes early detection and prevention while also providing support to those affected by the disease.

  Health

  Feb 2, 2016
• Queen of the alley: Special Olympian isn’t shy about knocking a few pins

  Rachel Clark is a Special Olympics athlete and is quite the expert when it comes to killing a few pins.

  Sports

  Jan 29, 2016