More on Lethbridge Election 2017

• Lethbridge city manager announces retirement at unusual time, says former CAO

  Questions surrounding the timing of Garth Sherwin's retirement are now surfacing as a municipal election is less than a week away.

  Politics

  Oct 12, 2017
• Decision Lethbridge 2017: Mayoral candidates face off in debate week before election

  The three mayoral candidates tackle some of the big issues facing Lethbridge in a lively debate a week ahead of the election.

  Politics

  Oct 9, 2017
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• Mobile voting station hits Lethbridge

  For the first time ever Lethbridge residents had the chance to cast their ballot at a mobile voting station.

  Politics

  Oct 5, 2017
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• ‘It was an honour’: Lethbridge councillor stepping down after two terms in office

  "I feel so honoured and grateful that I had the opportunity to sit in this seat."

  Politics

  Sep 27, 2017
• 2017 Lethbridge Municipal Election Forum for Councillors

  The Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs hosted the first Lethbridge Municipal Election Forum for Councillors Tuesday night.

  Politics

  Sep 26, 2017
• Should more women be running for office in Lethbridge?

  One potential voter thinks having more women on Lethbridge City Council would bode well for the future.

  Politics

  Sep 21, 2017
• Lethbridge election 2017: unofficial list of candidates revealed

  Three people have registered to run for mayor, while 29 filled out nomination forms to run for council.

  Politics

  Sep 18, 2017
• Lethbridge election 2017: Tell us which issues matter to you

  Fill in our form to share your top concerns and burning questions.

  Politics

  Aug 18, 2017
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• Lethbridge council approves 2018-2027 Capital Improvement Program

  The funded CIP is to include a total of $385 million in municipal 2018-21 capital projects in three major areas: Community Facilities ($145 million), Transportation ($70 million), and Utilities ($170 million).

  Economy

  May 23, 2017
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• Lethbridge mayor says there’s only one way curbside recycling will be stopped

  Dozens gathered at the Lethbridge Public Library Tuesday night to speak out against the city's plan for curbside recycling. There were a number of ideas presented on how the group could stop curbside, but Lethbridge Mayor Chris Spearman says there’s only one way that will happen.

  Jan 25, 2017