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LETHBRIDGE – Police are reminding residents to clean out their medicine cabinets. Constable Steve Baker says properly disposing of expired, unwanted and unused prescription drugs is not only imp...
Syndicated Author May 18, 2016
LETHBRIDGE – A 28-year old Calgary man accused of sexually assaulting an adult and two minors at a Lethbridge hotel has entered pleas of not guilty. On April 16, 2016, the Lethbridge Police Serv...
Syndicated Author May 18, 2016
LETHBRIDGE – A group of local motorcycle enthusiasts helped brighten the day of children at the Chinook Regional Hospital’s pediatrics ward. The Southern Alberta Bikers delivered over 300 ...
Syndicated Author May 18, 2016
CANADA – The federal government recently released a report providing an Overview of the Canadian Agriculture and Agri-Food System. The report indicates that the Canadian agriculture and agri-foo...
Syndicated Author May 18, 2016
OTTAWA - Delinquency rates for non-mortgage loans are on the rise in Canada and it appears the problem can be linked to trouble in the oilpatch, according to credit monitoring agency TransUnion. Trans...
Syndicated Author May 18, 2016
CALGARY: Plans to quickly restart oilsands production in northern Alberta were turned upside down Tuesday after the Fort McMurray wildfire erupted with renewed vengeance, forcing thousands of workers ...
Syndicated Author May 17, 2016
LETHBRIDGE – Lethbridge Family Services is bringing an exciting fundraiser to the city this weekend! It’s teamed up with Fun City Sliders and First Choice Savings to setup a 1000 foot long...
Syndicated Author May 17, 2016
EDMONTON – Alberta’s Environment Minister is hoping to bring more accountability to environmental monitoring in the province. Bill 18 will move environmental monitoring, evaluation and rep...
Syndicated Author May 17, 2016
LETHBRIDGE – Palliser Regional Schools is hoping to move forward with its operational review after hitting a snag. Contracts were sent out to three members chosen for the review panel, but one r...
Syndicated Author May 17, 2016
LETHBRIDGE – Some certainty surrounding the Oliver Building’s future development has been decided upon. William Oliver, who was a Lethbridge alderman and four-time mayor, built it along 5 ...
Syndicated Author May 17, 2016