Lethbridge students return to class as potential teachers’ strike or lockout looms
Despite the possibility of a teachers’ strike or lockout, thousands of students made their way back into the classroom Tuesday morning in Lethbridge.
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Damage to Whoop-Up Drive bridge worse than first thought: City of Lethbridge
The City of Lethbridge says damage to the Whoop-Up Drive bridge is worse than first thought.
Mikado Electric renews $100,000 commitment to Interfaith Food Bank
A local company is celebrating its 20th anniversary and has recommitted its support to the Interfaith Food Bank.
‘Slow down and be aware’: Safety reminder given ahead of students’ return to school
As students gear up to head back to class on Tuesday, the City of Lethbridge and local police are reminding drivers to be extra vigilant on the roads.
‘Long time coming’: funding announced for new Blood Tribe Police Service detachment
The Blood Tribe Police Service will be getting a new, modern $17.3 million detachment.
‘Nice to get on the ice’: Lethbridge Hurricanes training camp kicks off with many new faces
With the hockey season right around the corner, the Lethbridge Hurricanes opened up their training camp on Thursday.
‘Build connections and positive interactions’: Police, Circle K reward good behaviour
The Lethbridge Police Service has begun an initiative targeting good behaviour.
‘Really nice to have the space’: Gaining valuable research experience at Lethbridge Polytechnic
While many students were off for the summer, a select few remained at Lethbridge Polytechnic as research assistants, building skills and connections through applied work with industry and community partners.
Early numbers show decline in post-secondary enrolment; international tuition caps noted
As a new school year approaches for post-secondary students, early enrolment numbers show a decline due to international tuition caps.
Whoop-Up Days 2025 welcomes nearly 55,000 people, sets modern-day attendance record
A new modern-day paid attendance record was set at this year’s Whoop-Up Days.
An ‘interesting’ summer: Heavy rain in June, July revives reservoir water levels
Water levels in southern Alberta’s reservoirs are continuing to hold steady as we head into September.
Suspect sought in alleged theft at Lethbridge hardware store
Lethbridge police are seeking help to identify a suspect wanted in connection with the theft of more than $14,000 in property from a local hardware store.
‘Trying to accommodate all groups’: Lethbridge transit advisory committee members wanted
Applications are now open for a new transit advisory committee (TAC) in Lethbridge.
Lethbridge Fire and EMS bolstering firefighting capabilities with new wildland sprinkler trailer
A new piece of equipment has been unveiled to help bolster wildfire response capabilities and fight any approaching grass fires and wildfires.
Weyburn man arrested after Medicine Hat police vehicle rammed
A man hailing from Weyburn, Sask. is in custody after allegedly ramming his truck into a police cruiser while attempting to flee from officers in Medicine Hat.