southern alberta

• Taber man found not guilty of theft, fraud charges

  After just two days of testimony, the judge ruled the Crown did not prove its case beyond a reasonable doubt and rendered the not guilty decisions.

  Crime

  Mar 5
• University of Lethbridge kicks off virtual Indigenous Awareness Week

  "It's important that we continue to share the information, share the culture," Bruised Head-Mountain Horse said.

  Features

  Mar 1
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• Black entrepreneurs in Lethbridge share how their identity shapes the way they do business

  ''Lethbridge is a very accepting community and we found instant love wherever we turned to.'

  Features

  Feb 23
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• Alberta’s Crowsnest Pass area sees influx of new businesses as tourism succeeds despite COVID-19

  The president of the Crowsnest Pass Chamber of Commerce says there has been a 'massive' influx of Albertans coming to the area since the COVID-19 pandemic began.

  Economy

  Feb 20
• Southern Alberta community supports REDress campaign

  Organized by the Blood Tribe Department of Health Wellness Program, the event was setup as a drive-thru at Red Crow Park due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

  Features

  Feb 19
• Elevator issues at Lethbridge apartment strand resident with mobility challenges

  A resident of a west Lethbridge apartment building has been trapped in his unit all week.

  Canada

  Feb 19
• Taber Lost Paws Society opens new dog shelter backed by massive community support

  The Taber Lost Paws Society has opened a new dog shelter after more than two years of fundraising efforts.

  Features

  Feb 17
• Lethbridge College’s automotive programs to benefit from new vehicle donations

  Students at Lethbridge College will have the chance to get their hands dirty with two new Ford vehicles after a was donation was delivered on Tuesday.

  Education

  Feb 16
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• ‘We’re so close’: Southern Alberta family struggling to keep greenhouse dream afloat

  The main goal for the greenhouse would be to provide a safe place of employment for people with various disabilities.

  Features

  Feb 14
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• Alberta family raising awareness for Angelman’s Syndrome after son’s diagnosis

  "Almost right off the bat, we could tell things were a little bit off about him, just from his movements, the sounds he would make and the way he cried," Rhett's mom said.

  Features

  Feb 12