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• New picture book takes readers through Lethbridge’s transformation

  Crowson said this new book, Upon Further Reflection: Lethbridge Then and Now, helps readers keep an updated time capsule of the past.

  Canada

  Nov 29, 2023
  
• Alberta government promises $92M for youth mental health

  The money will be spent over three yearst to build CASA House sites in Fort McMurray and Calgary.

  Politics

  Mar 6, 2023
  
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• CultureLINK bus connecting Lethbridge’s cultural stops

  Two CultureLINK buses will stop at six destinations, including the Galt, Casa, the Southern Alberta Art Gallery and Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden and the river bottom.

  Features

  Jun 27, 2022
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• What the Liberals and NDP can learn from B.C.’s 2017 confidence and supply agreement

  Experts say the deal struck between the BC NDP and BC Greens is the latest precedent for the federal deal, and can provide historical lessons for the new partnership.

  Politics

  Mar 22, 2022
• Realistic resolutions: New year brings incentives for Lethbridge residents’ 2022 goals

  "Whoever is setting any goals, whatever they may be -- best of luck to them and good luck with those new habits."

  Lifestyle

  Jan 3, 2022
• ‘Artists are really resilient’: Lethbridge’s visual artists, experts share experiences during COVID-19

  "Sometimes there's this notion that (the arts) are just an extra, they're frivolous, they aren't that important."

  Consumer

  Jan 17, 2021
• Winners for third YQL Expressions of Reconciliation contest announced

  This year's theme was Indigenous Plants and Medicines, which coincides with the United Nations declaration of 2020 as the International Year of Plant Health.

  Canada

  Dec 2, 2020
• Lieutenant governor should tell B.C. premier to ‘think about it’ before calling election: expert

  Norman Spector's letter appeared on the front page of the Victoria Times Colonist newspaper, as the premier continues to fuel rumours that he'll send voters to the polls amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

  Politics

  Sep 16, 2020
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• Why teens self-harm and how you can help them stop

  Self-harm often starts in pre-teens and teens and ranges from picking and scratching to wearing tight clothing or eating overly spicy food.

  Health

  Feb 13, 2020
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• B.C. government promises more study on ‘basic income’

  The province announced on Tuesday a committee of three academics to research and test the feasibility of a basic-income pilot in British Columbia.

  Jul 3, 2018