Cor Van Raay YMCA at the ATB Centre announces opening date
By Chris Chacon Videographer
On May 4, the Cor Van Raay YMCA at the ATB Centre will open its doors to the public. Continue reading
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City of Lethbridge announces timeline for curbside recycling rollout
Blue carts will be delivered to single family homes in the city between April 15 and May 10. The first pick-up of those carts will occur between May 14 and May 24. Continue reading
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Death at Lethbridge water treatment plant under investigation
Lethbridge police confirmed the death Friday evening and said Occupational Health and Safety is now investigating. Continue reading
Information session for downtown Lethbridge businesses highlights safety concerns, solutions
The new education program is one of the city’s 12 initiatives in the Downtown Clean and Safe Strategy, developed in January 2019. Continue reading
Freezing temperatures add pressure to Lethbridge infrastructure
With consistently freezing temperatures for Lethbridge, the cold could be starting to take its toll on some of the city’s infrastructure. Continue reading
Lethbridge mayor speaks on drug crisis and job creation in state of the city address
By Matt Battochio Videographer
Lethbridge Mayor Chris Spearman made his fourth State of the City Address Tuesday afternoon in front of a large group at the Sandman Hotel. Continue reading
Lethbridge street sweepers hit roads unseasonably early thanks to minimal snowfall
This year, thanks to drier weather, the City of Lethbridge has been able to spend its time patching roads and sweeping streets instead of plowing snow. Continue reading
City says ice surfaces on lakes and ponds not safe in Lethbridge
By Quinn Campbell Videographer
The City of Lethbridge has posted warnings to keep people away from the unsafe water. Continue reading
Lethbridge City Council approves 2019-2022 operating budget with 7-2 vote
“We listened to the citizens and we listened to the downtown businesses and we wanted to focus on community safety.” Continue reading
Alberta government providing $12.6M to help with Lethbridge opioid crisis
The provincial funding will go toward building a permanent supportive housing complex to help with homelessness and issues related to substance use. Continue reading