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Lethbridge and Area

Updated speed limits on Whoop-Up Drive take effect Friday
Drivers in Lethbridge will soon have a slightly quicker time crossing the coulees.Effective at 9:00 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 10, the City of Lethbridge will be increasing speed limits and changing the merging zones.The changes, as outlined in a City of Lethbridge news release, will include:WestboundThe alternating/zipper m...
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LPS workshop to support first responder families
The families of first responders in Lethbridge will be able to get some extra support.The Lethbridge Police Service (LPS) is partnering with the Diversified Rehabilitation Group to host a special workshop called "Getting Better Together."It will include police, members of Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Service...
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Advance voting opens Thursday in Coaldale
Residents of Coaldale will have their first opportunities to decide who their next mayor, councillors and school board trustee should be.The first day of advance voting in the 2025 municipal election in Coaldale is Thursday, Oct. 9.Eligible voters will be able to go to the Coaldale Community Centre between 2:00 and 8:0...
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'Repair Cafe' launching in Lethbridge to fix broken items
If you have something that needs a minor fix, do not throw it out.Environment Lethbridge and the Lethbridge Public Library are teaming up for a new initiative called the Repair Cafe.Local volunteer "fixers" can complete simple repairs on broken or damaged items like clothing and textiles, computers, small ele...
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Alberta

" may be heading to southern Alberta or B.C."
Beaverlodge RCMP search for missing man
Beaverlodge RCMP are asking for the public's help with locating a missing man. Thirty-three-year-old Tanner Dougall of no fixed address was last seen in Beaverlodge on Aug.4, but he had been in communication with people up until Wednesday, Oct. 8.According to Mounties, he may be heading to southern Alberta or B.C., dri...
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Keep An Eye On The Sky
First snowfall of the season may arrive in Cranbrook by Sunday night
The first snowfall of the season may arrive in Cranbrook by the end of the Thanksgiving long weekend, according to predictions from Environment Canada.After a sunny Friday with a high of 19 C, temperatures are expected to drop throughout the weekend.Showers are forecast for Saturday and Sunday, with a high of just 5 C ...
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Provincial Politics
Striking Alberta teachers seek to have bargaining talks resume Tuesday
The union representing 51,000 striking Alberta teachers says it has asked the province to resume negotiations starting Tuesday. The Alberta Teachers' Association says it is making the move based on the success of recent ongoing unofficial conversations with the province. It seeks formal talks to begin Tuesday with the ...
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Day Four
Labour relations expert perplexed by delayed lockout in teachers' strike
As an Alberta-wide teachers strike drags into its fourth day, a labour relations expert doesn't see why the group in charge of bargaining for the government delayed their lockout.Earlier this week, the Teachers' Employer Bargaining Association notified the Alberta Teachers' Association that a lockout would begin this a...
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Canada

Anand says consular officers can help as Israel detains more Canadians from flotilla
OTTAWA - Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says Canadians detained by Israel for attempting to reach the Gaza Strip should accept Ottawa's consular help to get home. Anand said today six Canadians have been detained from boats in the Mediterranean S...
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B.C. Conservative Leader Rustad confirms search of MLA phones to find leak
VICTORIA - British Columbia's Opposition Leader John Rustad confirms the cellphones of Conservative members were searched during a meeting this week to find a leak from inside his caucus. Rustad says the phones were searched by other members to "make ...
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Police-reported violent crime rate grew in Canada as it dropped in the U.S.: report
OTTAWA - The gap between Canada and the United States on police-reported violent crime has narrowed in recent years, driven by a rise in the rate of major assaults here. A Statistics Canada analysis of crime trends between 1998 and 2023 says the number...
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B.C. police seize $1M in assets related to alleged drug-trafficking operation
SURREY - Police in British Columbia say a six-month investigation into a suspected illicit drug trafficking ring they describe as large and "sophisticated" has led to four arrests and the seizure of more than $1 million in assets connected to the opera...
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Minister open to changing bill that would give police easier access to personal data
OTTAWA - Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree says he is open to amending proposed border security legislation that would make it easier for police to obtain access to information about Canadians. Anandasangaree told a House of Commons committee ...
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CEO of new Major Projects Office grilled by MPs in 1st committee appearance
OTTAWA - The head of Canada's new Major Projects Office and her staff sidestepped MPs' questions today about whether she has special powers to skirt the West Coast tanker ban. As she was grilled by MPs in her first committee appearance since taking ove...
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