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Lethbridge and Area

Disability regulations
Disability advocacy groups appeal for easier guidelines, process, to apply for funding
More than 150 organizations across the county, including Inclusion Lethbridge, urging Ottawa to build a rights-based approach to defining disability. The groups are asking the federal government to better clarify application requirements and remove existing barriers and unneccessary red tape. "The application is c...
21h ago
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Witnesses sought
LPS investigating group assault on individual outside city nightclub
Police in Lethbridge are investigating a reported assault Saturday night outside a downtown nightclub.LPS says a 24-year-old man was taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries after being attacked by as many as six people.The incident took place in the 1200-block of 1st Avenue South and apparently was over a ...
21h ago
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Travel
Canadian border crossings coming into Alberta alter hours with Montana time change
Although Alberta didn't change its clocks yesterday, our neighbours to the south did, with the time, now, in Montana an hour behind us. As we told you last month, that means some changes in operating hours in Canadian border crossings to accomodate the time shift. For the Aden and Del Bonita point of entries, it's 10 a...
21h ago
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Electoral Boundaries
Controversial bill tabled in Alberta's legislature Monday afternoon
Opposition over plans by the Alberta government to make changes to the electoral boundary map ahead of next year's provincial election continue to grow. Speculation is the legislation, if approved, would see the current Lethbridge East and West urban ridings morphed into four urban/rural electoral divisions. Lethbridge...
21h ago
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Alberta

Provincial Politics
Alberta Premier Smith defends proposed riding redraw that Opposition calls cheating
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is defending a proposal to redraw provincial boundaries in a way the Opposition NDP says is cheating. The legislature is soon expected to debate a report that pitches diluting urban ridings in the city of Lethbridge by merging them with surrounding rural ones. Smith says so-called hybrid ...
1h ago
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Remberance Day
Alberta Legislature Service of Remembrance set for Wednesday
The Alberta Legislature will host a Remembrance Day Ceremony on Wednesday, Nov. 4.Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, Rick McIver, will host the ceremony and says, "remembrance gives us an opportunity to pause and reflect on the sacrifices made by generations of Canadians who served our country in times of war, c...
19h ago
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Preparation for 2027 begins
Province reports crews and rain contribute to successful wildfire season
The Government of Alberta reports that the work done by its wildfire preparedness program and firefighting crews led to a successful wildfire season.In addition, significant rainfall across the province also contributed to a less active season.However, even though it's the end of the season, that does not mean wildfire...
Nov 2, 2026
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RCMP investigating
Driver from Crowsnest Pass dies Friday in two-vehicle crash near Lundbreck
A 64-year-old man from the Crowsnest Pass has died following a two-vehicle collision on Highway 3, just west of Cowley.RCMP confirm the driver of a pick-up truck, a resident of Coleman, died on scene Friday morning during a collision with an SUV on the highway at Township Road 74, near Lundbreck.The driver of the SUV w...
Oct 31, 2026
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Canada

Ostrich farm sues for loss of dietary pill business, says projected revenue was $200M
VERNON - The owners of a British Columbia farm where hundreds of ostriches were killed by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency last year is suing the government and police, claiming the loss of a business with revenue it projected at $200 million. The l...
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B.C. hockey team says it didn't know executive was being investigated for sex crimes
NANAIMO - A junior hockey team in British Columbia says it was not aware of sexual exploitation allegations against an executive when he was hired. In an online statement, the Nanaimo Clippers said that when the organization found out about the RCMP in...
1h ago
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Fiscal and monetary policy are not at odds, Bank of Canada's Macklem tells MPs
OTTAWA - Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem told members of Parliament on Tuesday he doesn't think the federal government's fiscal policy is at odds with the central bank's efforts to control inflation. Macklem was speaking at the House of Commons fi...
2h ago
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B.C. tribunal rules X can't be fined for not deleting intimate image
VANCOUVER - A British Columbia tribunal has ruled it cannot penalize social media platform X for not deleting an intimate image of a person shared online against her will, and that blocking the image in Canada instead reasonably addresses its unlawful ...
2h ago
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Immigration levels update to be included in Nov. 5 budget
OTTAWA - The annual immigration levels update will be included in the federal budget being released Thursday, a government source with knowledge of the plan has confirmed. This will be the second year the annual update is included in the budget documen...
4h ago
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More Canadians report skipping meals because they can't afford groceries: survey
Results from an annual national poverty survey paint a worsening picture of food affordability in Canada, especially for young people, as tariffs imposed by the United States continue to shake up the Canadian economy. The Salvation Army's 2026 Poverty ...
6h ago
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