Lethbridge city council is giving the green light to a new transitional home in Scenic Heights. Continue reading →

The Lethbridge Police Service (LPS) has implemented two new patrol options in downtown Lethbridge this year — the Watch program as well as Community Peace Officers (CPOs) — and Monday, provided its first quarterly update to members of city council. Continue reading →

A report from ARCHES Lethbridge about the organization’s work over the last 18 months, was made public after a controversial council decision about the supervised consumption site. Continue reading →

Two debate-filled weeks after Lethbridge Coun. Blaine Hyggen announced an Aug. 19 motion regarding the city’s supervised consumption site, the resolution was voted down by his colleagues 6-3. Continue reading →

The motion features two main proposals: a freeze in provincial funding and needles no longer being allowed to leave the site. Continue reading →

Lethbridge Coun. Blaine Hyggen brought forward two motions at Tuesday’s council meeting, both dealing with the drug crisis and needle debris in the city. Continue reading →

Lethbridge City Council voted unanimously on Monday in favour of re-upping its membership with the Highway 3 Twinning Development Association. Continue reading →

Finalized results of the 2019 census have revealed that a major population milestone has been reached in Lethbridge. Continue reading →

City council voted nearly unanimously in favour of four resolutions that will now go before the Alberta Urban Municipalities Association (AUMA). Continue reading →

A $680,000 tax break over seven years was approved with a unanimous vote by Lethbridge City Council on Monday, as a city incentive for downtown developers. Continue reading →