Lethbridge Latest News

• Iran threatens to widen war as Gulf Arab states intercept new missiles

  Iran's foreign minister said the U.S. attacked Kharg and Abu Musa islands from locations in the United Arab Emirates, a claim the UAE rejected.

  World

  2 hours
• Canada, Nordic leaders aim to deepen ties as trade being used as ‘coercive tool’

  Prime Minister Mark Carney is concluding his time in Norway meeting with that country’s prime minister, along with the leaders of Denmark, Iceland, Sweden and Finland.

  Politics

  2 hours
• Raptors 905 open new practice facility

  AJ Lawson couldn't help himself when he stepped on Raptors 905's new practice court.

  Sports

  Mar 14
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• New café offers taste of Quebec independence

  When you walk into the Club Pays coffee shop in Montreal, the first thing you see are the posters with Quebec sovereignty slogans plastered on every wall.

  Lifestyle

  Mar 14
• Raptors get big 122-115 win over Suns

  Jalen Green drove to the net with 45 seconds left to play, going for a layup that would pull his Phoenix Suns to within two points of the Toronto Raptors.

  Sports

  Mar 14
• Experts warn surge in online sports betting is drawing teens into gambling

  Experts say easy-to-use betting apps and heavy advertising are fuelling a rise in sports gambling among teens, with some youths already reporting significant losses.

  Canada

  Mar 14
• Barrett powers Raptors to 122-115 win over Suns

  Canadian RJ Barrett had 22 points, including nine in the fourth quarter, as the Toronto Raptors rallied past the Phoenix Suns 122-115 on Friday.

  Sports

  Mar 13
• WATCH: Global National – March 13

  Watch the full broadcast of Global National with Dawna Friesen

  News

  Mar 13
• Stollery Children’s Hospital life-saving ECMO program receives international recognition

  Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation is one of the most advanced life supports available, taking over for the heart and lungs in patients with severe failure of those organs.

  Health

  Mar 13
• Raptors say they will stand up for each other

  The Toronto Raptors say they aren't going to let another team disrespect one of their players again.

  Sports

  Mar 13
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• AI regulation and Canadians’ privacy in wake of Tumbler Ridge shooting

  As experts gathered at a summit to discuss digital safety and privacy, especially among youth, the recent mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., was not far from people’s minds.

  Mar 13
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• Vehicle sought in Airdrie hit-and-run found abandoned

  RCMP say a six-year-old child suffered minor injuries after they were hit while out shovelling snow with their mom and another kid along Cobblestone Blvd. in Airdrie.

  Traffic

  Mar 13
• Alberta connections abound as Team Canada faces U.S. in World Baseball Classic

  Team Canada's appearance in the playoff round of the World Baseball Classic is giving Alberta fans lots to cheer about — including a starting pitcher who hails from Calgary.

  Sports

  Mar 13
• Women’s World Curling Championship set to rock Calgary

  Riding a wave of popularity after the Olympics last month, 13 women's curling teams have descended on Calgary's WinSport Event Centre to chase a championship.

  Sports

  Mar 13
• Hegseth encourages potential Trump ally purchase of CNN

  On the war's 14th day, Hegseth criticized CNN's reporting on the impact of Iran's disruption of traffic through the Strait of Hormuz.

  U.S. News

  Mar 13
• Alberta appeal court rejects challenge to ‘livability tax’ in Canmore

  The levy is aimed at owners who leave their homes empty for more than half the year as part of Canmore's bid to encourage full-time occupancy and address its housing shortage.

  Politics

  Mar 13
• U.K., Ireland to test readiness for incidents involving undersea cables

  Citing "a more contested environment", British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his Irish counterpart Micheal Martin said the exercises would begin in September.

  World

  Mar 13
• Health Canada recalls 3 smoke alarms that may ‘fail to operate’

  Health Canada has recommended that those with these products 'immediately stop using the affected products and dispose of them according to municipal hazardous waste guidelines.'

  Canada

  Mar 13
• Leave bid denied for Edmonton murderer Mark Twitchell, convicted in notorious ‘Dexter’ case

  Edmonton killer Mark Twitchell is now incarcerated at the medium-security prison in Bowden, serving a life sentence for the first-degree murder of Johnny Altinger in 2008.

  Crime

  Mar 13
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• U.S. DOJ charges man accused of selling gun to Old Dominion University shooter

  Kenya Chapman is facing federal charges in connection to the sale of the weapon to Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, a former Army National Guard member who opened fire in a classroom.

  U.S. News

  Mar 13
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• ADHD is linked to other mental health issues. A new study suggests why

  The study is being billed by the university as "the first to study a wide range of factors which link ADHD symptoms and mental ill health symptoms over time."

  Health

  Mar 13
• 61 per cent of Canadians disapprove of U.S. military actions in Iran: poll

  Only one in four (23 per cent) Canadians approve while, 16 per cent are unsure either way. Forty-two per cent were found to strongly disapprove.

  Canada

  Mar 13
• Canada barely sells fresh potatoes to Mexico. That’s about to change

  Currently, almost all of Canada’s potato trade with Mexico consists of frozen potatoes and processed items such as frozen french fries.

  Economy

  Mar 13
• Should you cancel March break travel amid Iran war? Ask these questions

  One of the busiest travel periods of the year is about to begin and could be more volatile amid the Iran war, which has impacted air travel.

  Consumer

  Mar 13
• Conservatives nominate candidate in Scarborough byelection

  The seat was left vacant after former Liberal cabinet minister Bill Blair resigned to take over as Canada's high commissioner in the U.K.

  Politics

  Mar 13