Lethbridge Latest News

• Dillon Dube signs AHL tryout following world junior sexual assault acquittal

  General manager Doug Armstrong announced the deal with the 27-year-old on Wednesday.

  Sports

  2 hours
• Alberta legislature passes bill invoking Charter override for 4th time

  Members of Premier Danielle Smith's caucus used their majority to pass on third and final reading a bill affecting transgender citizens.

  Politics

  6 hours
• Serdachny takes Olympic hockey hopes into hometown

  Danielle Serdachny gets to wear the Maple Leaf in her hometown in hockey games carrying weight in her Olympic future.

  Sports

  7 hours
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• Airdrie rallies in support of holiday hamper program following theft

  Several hockey teams in the Airdrie area redoubled their efforts to make a difference in the community following a theft of donations for an annual holiday hamper program.

  Crime

  Dec 9
• YEG upgrading security scanners so liquids, electronics can stay in carry-on bags

  The holidays are always a busy time at the Edmonton International Airport but a CT X-ray scanner that takes 3D images should help speed up the security screening process.

  Canada

  Dec 9
• West Edmonton Men’s Shed program builds connections while helping Glenrose patients

  A west Edmonton Men’s Shed is building more than birdhouses — its handmade kits are helping Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital patients rebuild their strength, skills and memory.

  Health

  Dec 9
• Quebec man with history of involvement in human trafficking rearrested in Calgary

  Calgary police have arrested a 22-year-old man from Quebec who has a history of being involved in human trafficking on a half dozen new charges.

  Crime

  Dec 9
• RCMP in Brooks investigate anti-immigrant, white supremacist graffiti

  RCMP in Brooks, Alta., are asking for the public's help investigating numerous reports of anti-immigrant and white supremacist graffiti spotted around the city.

  Crime

  Dec 9
• Edmonton police issue warning about counterfeit $100 bills

  Edmonton police have issued a public warning for people to be on the lookout for a growing number of counterfeit $100 bills in circulation.

  Crime

  Dec 9
• Als, Ticats will kick off 2026 CFL regular season

  The Montreal Alouettes and Hamilton Tiger-Cats will kick off the 2026 CFL season on June 4.

  Sports

  Dec 9
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• Liberals defeat Poilievre pipeline motion, insist they back future project

  Poilievre had said he wanted Liberal MPs to reaffirm their commitment to a new pipeline to the West Coast and a possible overriding of the B.C. tanker ban.

  Politics

  Dec 9
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• Man charged after guns, Nazi flag seized from Lloydminster home: Alberta RCMP

  Alberta RCMP say one man has been charged with wilful promotion of hatred and other offences after officers seized several guns and a flag bearing a swastika from a home.

  Crime

  Dec 9
• Calgary couple bear-sprayed, beaten after online transaction goes wrong

  A Calgary couple is sharing their story of being beaten and almost robbed in their own home after two men showed up to buy a laptop.

  Consumer

  Dec 8
• Country singer Corb Lund gets OK to launch anti-coal petition drive in Alberta

  Corb Lund says he's seeking the intervention as new coal mines could threaten land and water on the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains and affect the Prairies downstream.

  Environment

  Dec 8
• Lethbridge man, 21, accused of trying to murder twin brother

  Evidence was obtained indicating the accused stabbed the victim multiple times and believed he had killed him, Lethbridge police said.

  Crime

  Dec 8
• Severe August storms caused $235 million in damage across the Prairies

  The Insurance Bureau of Canada says a line of storms that swept across Western Canada on Aug. 20 and 21, 2025, caused more than $235 million in insured damages.

  Weather

  Dec 8
• Back to Jasper: Visitors invited to enjoy the Alberta mountain town this winter

  As Jasper continues to rebuild from the 2024 wildfire, the municipality, businesses and residents say the picturesque Alberta mountain town has plenty for visitors to do and see.

  Consumer

  Dec 8
• Parts of northern Alberta slated to see upwards of 30 cm of snow by Tuesday

  Many parts of north and southeastern Alberta are expected to get a blast of wintry weather Monday.

  Weather

  Dec 8
• Oilers heating up after slow start to season

  The Edmonton Oilers seem to be waking up from their latest traditional slumberous start to a season.

  Sports

  Dec 7
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• Four goals in first period, Oilers beat Jets 6-2

  Leon Draisaitl and Evan Bouchard each had a goal and an assist for the Edmonton Oilers in a 6-2 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Saturday.

  Sports

  Dec 7
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• Jets to host Habs outdoors in ’26 Heritage Classic

  The Winnipeg Jets and Montreal Canadiens will be heading back outdoors next season.

  Sports

  Dec 6
• Violent sex offender Larry Stanford being released from prison in Edmonton

  Larry Stanford’s criminal history includes a sexual offence, violence towards women, an aircraft hijacking in the 1970s and the attempted murder of his sister in the 1980s.

  Crime

  Dec 5
• Stephen Carter, veteran campaign manager in Alberta, to lead Manitoba Tory effort

  Veteran political strategist, Stephen Carter, who helped Naheed Nenshi win the 2010 Calgary mayor's race, will manage the Manitoba P.C. campaign in the next provincial election.

  Politics

  Dec 5
• Judge rules proposed Alberta separation referendum would be unconstitutional

  An Alberta judge has ruled a proposed referendum question on Alberta independence violates the Canadian Constitution.

  Politics

  Dec 5
• Here’s all the Alberta politicians facing citizen recall petitions

  As of Friday, 17 Alberta legislature members in UCP caucus are officially facing recall petitions from constituents, and one has also been approved for NDP MLA Amanda Chapman.

  Politics

  Dec 5