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• Photo contest draws visitors to Calgary’s Fish Creek Park

  The Friends of Fish Creek Provincial Park Society is holding its first ever photography contest, called Capture Nature.

  Environment

  Jun 9, 2015
• Composite sketch released of suspect in alleged kidnapping, sex assault

  RCMP have released a composite sketch of a man wanted in connection to an alleged abduction and sexual assault in Cardston, Alta.

  Crime

  Jun 8, 2015
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• Composite sketch released of suspect in southside assault

  Lethbridge Regional Police have released a composite sketch of a man wanted in connection to an alleged assault in the 300 block of 28 Street South.

  Crime

  Jun 1, 2015
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• Lethbridge residents follow the ‘Yellow Fish Road’ to clean waters

  From May 31 to June 6, the city of Lethbridge is focusing on ways to take care of the planet.

  Jun 1, 2015
• Watch out in the woods: Tick season peaks in Alberta

  Spring and late summer are the most active seasons for ticks, but there are ways to protect yourself from a bite.

  Health

  May 29, 2015
• Canadian athletes fight for chance to wear the Maple Leaf

  Lethbridge is hosting the 2015 Canadian National Amateur Mixed Martial Arts Tryouts, where the country's top fighters will compete to wear the Maple Leaf.

  Sports

  May 28, 2015
• Should 16-year-olds be allowed to vote?

  A Lethbridge city councillor wants to see the voting age in municipal elections lowered to 16.

  Politics

  May 26, 2015
• RCMP ask for public help finding high-risk sex offender

  RCMP are warning the public about a dangerous sex offender who's gone missing.

  Crime

  May 25, 2015
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• ‘I put on my tiara, I’m a different person’: Albertans head to national pageant

  Seven budding beauty queens from southern Alberta prepare to compete for a national title, after being crowned regional royalty on May 9 at a National Canadian Girl, Teen & Miss Pageant.

  May 22, 2015
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• Global Lethbridge staff share long weekend plans

  Global Lethbridge staff share their long weekend plans and want to know what you're doing.

  May 15, 2015
• Alleged drug smuggler kicked out of Canada

  A Lethbridge man wanted for drug trafficking in Colorado has been arrested and handed over to U.S. Marshals.

  Crime

  May 14, 2015
• 21-year-old charged in connection to Lethbridge triple homicide

  Police have charged a 21-year-old man in connection with Lethbridge's first-ever triple homicide.

  May 14, 2015
• Southern Albertans step up to help earthquake victims in Nepal

  Four Lethbridge organizations are coming together to help earthquake victims in Nepal.

  May 13, 2015
• Alleged Lethbridge drug supplier arrested in Calgary

  A man is facing drug-related charges after an investigation in Calgary by Alberta Law Enforcement Response Team (ALERT) led to the seizure of more than $50,000 worth of cocaine and fentanyl.

  Crime

  May 13, 2015
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• Lethbridge council approves 2.84% property tax hike

  City council set property tax rates for 2015 on Monday and the bill for an average single-family home is going up by about $6 a month.

  Politics

  May 11, 2015
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• NDP topple Tories in both Lethbridge ridings, while much of southern Alberta glows green

  For the first time in history, both Lethbridge ridings are NDP orange.

  Politics

  May 6, 2015
• 2015 election casts orange glow over Alberta Legislature

  On Tuesday, voters had their say and according to unofficial results from Elections Alberta, Rachel Notley’s NDP dissolved Alberta’s 44-year-old PC dynasty.

  Politics

  May 6, 2015
• Alberta students elect NDP majority government in mock election

  Albertans who aren't yet old enough to vote, still had their say in a parallel poll in schools across the province, electing an NDP government.

  Politics

  May 5, 2015
• Police ask for help identifying the driver in a hit-and-run

  Calgary Police are asking the public to be on the lookout for a red Honda Civic after a hit-and-run Monday evening.

  Apr 23, 2015
• Students think outside the classroom when it comes to energy education

  Students at Lakeview Elementary School got an energy education Wednesday.

  Apr 15, 2015
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• High School trades battle brewing at Lethbridge College

  From culinary arts to welding, high school students strutted their stuff at Lethbridge College Wednesday.

  Apr 15, 2015
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• Police searching for suspect after indecent act

  Lethbridge police are searching for a suspect after a man allegedly exposed himself to a teenager.

  Mar 13, 2015
• Lethbridge man charged in Saturday stabbing

  A man has been charged after a stabbing Saturday night.

  Mar 9, 2015
• Christmas tree collection starts Saturday

  By now the tinsel has come down and the city is ready to collect your Christmas tree.

  Jan 9, 2015
• Good Samaritan turns in large amount of lost cash

  If you found a large sum of money would you return it? For one Lethbridge man, the answer is yes.

  Jan 6, 2015