Alberta photo radar overhaul coming after review finds it’s a cash cow
$25,000 in meth and coke seized in southern Alberta drug bust: ALERT
Independent MLA in Alberta encourages no party affiliation
Alberta Party candidate for Livingstone-Macleod banned from running in elections for 5 years
Former employees allege culture of bullying inside Alberta public service
‘We didn’t like it at all’: CP Rail CEO objects to Notley’s crude by rail deal
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Lethbridge Sports Hall of Fame welcomes 7 new inductees
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How learning new things as an adult can change brain chemistry
By Kim Smith Reporter
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Japan’s spaceship lands on distant asteroid
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Chelsea Carey and Casey Scheidegger lead pool standings as 8 teams advance at Scotties
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Pronghorns women’s basketball team riding wave of momentum into semi-final
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SNC-Lavalin slashes dividend by 65%, reports $1.6B fourth-quarter loss
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Denzel Bird to be added to national sexual offender registry once sentence is served
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A Lethbridge man responsible for the sexual assault of a woman in 2016 will be placed on the national sexual offender registry. Continue reading
Highway 1 near Canmore reopened after upwards of 40 vehicles go off the road
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Democrats introduce measure to block Trump’s emergency declaration
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National Energy Board to release reconsideration report for Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion Friday
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The decision starts the clock on a 90-day deadline for cabinet to decide whether the project should proceed, but there have already been signals that the deadline could be delayed. Continue reading
National Energy Board to release reconsideration report for Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion Friday
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
The decision starts the clock on a 90-day deadline for cabinet to decide whether the project should proceed, but there have already been signals that the deadline could be delayed. Continue reading
Independent MLA in Alberta encourages no party affiliation
By Chris Chacon Videographer
Richard Strankman, Independent MLA for Drumheller-Stettler, spoke to a crowd about the benefits of a government with no party affiliation. Continue reading
Former employees allege culture of bullying inside Alberta public service
By Tom Vernon Provincial Affairs Reporter
“The just make you feel so guilty, because they can’t even tell you what they want, they never tell you what they want.” Continue reading
Lethbridge Sports Hall of Fame welcomes 7 new inductees
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‘We didn’t like it at all’: CP Rail CEO objects to Notley’s crude by rail deal
Canadian Pacific Railway CEO Keith Creel said his company “didn’t like it at all” when Premier Rachel Notley stepped in to work out a plan on shipping more crude oil via rail. Continue reading
Alberta photo radar overhaul coming after review finds it’s a cash cow
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2 people rescued from burning Canmore home
Two people trapped inside a burning home in Canmore were saved by firefighters on Thursday. Continue reading
Trans-Canada near Golden, B.C., to temporarily close for avalanche control
Shutdown of No. 1 Highway will take place Thursday, between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. Continue reading
$25,000 in meth and coke seized in southern Alberta drug bust: ALERT
Nearly $25,000 worth of illegal drugs were seized during two recent investigations in southern Alberta. Continue reading
New ‘Ghostbusters’ movie will be shot in Calgary, film union says
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Cryptocurrency mystery stuns Kelowna neighbourhood where dead CEO owned home
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
With thousands of investors looking to recover an estimated $260 million from insolvent Canadian cryptocurrency exchange QuadrigaCX, it’s no surprise at least one may have hired a private investigator. Continue reading
How learning new things as an adult can change brain chemistry
By Kim Smith Reporter
Research shows children learn new things on average every six months, but adults only learn new things every nine years, said registered psychologist Kimberly Knull. Continue reading
Chelsea Carey and Casey Scheidegger lead pool standings as 8 teams advance at Scotties
Carey was alone in top spot in the Pool A standings at 7-0. Continue reading
Pronghorns women’s basketball team riding wave of momentum into semi-final
By Matt Battochio Videographer
After winning 10 of their last 11 games, the University of Lethbridge women’s basketball team is playing at a very high level as they head into the Canada West semi-final. Continue reading
Denzel Bird to be added to national sexual offender registry once sentence is served
By Quinn Campbell Videographer
A Lethbridge man responsible for the sexual assault of a woman in 2016 will be placed on the national sexual offender registry. Continue reading
Highway 1 near Canmore reopened after upwards of 40 vehicles go off the road
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UCP Leader Jason Kenney wants to explore private health-care options
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Flair Airlines suspending flights to Florida, Palm Springs: ‘Expect the unexpected’
Ultra-low-cost carrier Flair is ending flights earlier than expected to Miami, Tampa Bay and Palm Springs, and reducing flights to Las Vegas and Phoenix-Mesa. Continue reading
Vaccine for pregnant women to prevent whooping cough in infants now free in Alberta
By Kerry McAthey Radio Anchor/Reporter
The Alberta government is encouraging pregnant women to take advantage of a new vaccination program to prevent whooping cough in infants. Continue reading
Child killer Allan Schoenborn must remain at psychiatric hospital, BC Review Board rules
BC Review Board rules Allan Schoenborn must remain at Forensic Psychiatric Hospital. Continue reading
Alberta government giving new methanol plant $80M in royalty credits
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Alberta Opposition Leader Jason Kenney says he would shelve oil by rail deal
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United We Roll convoy organizer denies allegations he ran off with the GoFundMe cash
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1 dead, 4 injured in 2-vehicle collision near Taber
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U.S. based Devon Energy says it intends to exit Canadian oilsands sector
Oklahoma City-based Devon Energy Corp. says it’s getting out of the Canadian oilsands, as well as the Barnett Shale area in Texas. Continue reading
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