LETHBRIDGE, AB – Here is a breakdown of some of the top stories from Lethbridge News Now for May 12 to May 18, 2024.
PROPERTY TAXES
An increase to property taxes was approved in Lethbridge.
READ MORE: Property tax hikes approved in Lethbridge
TRAINING MORE DOCTORS
The University of Lethbridge and University of Calgary are teaming to train more doctors.
READ MORE: Deal signed to create medical school program at U of L
The City of Lethbridge is also increasing its efforts to recruit and retain more physicians.
READ MORE: City of Lethbridge continuing work to recruit physicians
WESTJET SERVICE CHANGES
WestJet announced a revamp of its regional operations, including out of Lethbridge.
READ MORE: WestJet changing Lethbridge service this fall
SUPPORTING LOCAL ATTRACTIONS
Tourism Lethbridge held bus tours showcasing attractions in the city.
READ MORE: Tourism Lethbridge highlights local attractions during VIP bus tours
COALDALE REC CENTRE
The new recreation centre in Coaldale officially has a name.
READ MORE: Naming rights secured for Coaldale’s new Multi-Use Rec Centre
PATIOS AND PARKLETS
Patios and parklets are back in Lethbridge for the summer season.
READ MORE: Patios and Parklets return to downtown for 2024
SUMMER SPORT DROP-IN PROGRAM
A new sport program was announced in Lethbridge.
READ MORE: Lethbridge Sport Council introduces summer sport drop-in program
MORE HEADLINES
Other stories from LNN this week include:
Rural crime down in southern Alberta: RCMP
Holy Spirit Superintendent Ken Sampson resigns
Two from Lethbridge killed in collision near Granum
City of Lethbridge approves changes to encampment strategy
Bike lane construction to continue, city to monitor use
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