Category Archives: Lethbridge

Seedy Saturday returning to Lethbridge for a second year
LETHBRIDGE - Eager gardeners will once again have a chance to get into the swing of spring. Environment Lethbridge and the Lethbridge Bee Enthusiasts are hosting the second annual Seedy Saturday, Marc...
Mar 23, 2018

Phillips says government won't cut its way to balanced budget
LETHBRIDGE - "The pipelines will be built." Environment minister and Lethbridge West MLA Shannon Phillips is dismissing concerns that the NDP government's path to balancing the budget assumes the Tran...
Mar 23, 2018

City increases chlorine level in water as runoff increases
LETHBRIDGE - Drinking water in the city may smell and taste a little different for the next few days. Staff at the water treatment plant have increased the level of chlorine being used to treat the wa...
Mar 23, 2018

Update on Gilbert Paterson school situation provides no new information
LETHBRIDGE – Up-Date as of noon Friday. The Lethbridge Public school board held an information update for the media Friday morning regarding the situation at Gilbert Paterson school. However, no...
Mar 22, 2018

UPDATE: Man charged with aggravated assault after stabbing
LETHBRIDGE - A 32-year-old man has been charged with aggravated assault, in connection with a stabbing outside a south Lethbridge apartment building. Lethbridge Police Service members were called just...
Mar 22, 2018

Youth acquitted of attempted murder, found guilty of aggravated sexual assault
LETHBRIDGE - A 20-year-old Lethbridge man has been found not guilty of attempted murder but convicted on multiple other counts - including aggravated sexual assault - following hearings and a trial th...
Mar 21, 2018

Two men stabbed in early morning incident at Scenic Drive apartment building
LETHBRIDGE – Two men have been taken to hospital, after they were stabbed outside of an apartment building located at 1619 Scenic Drive Wednesday morning. Both were involved in an altercation ju...
Mar 21, 2018

Firearms instructor concerned about additional burden
LETHBRIDGE - The thing that stands out most to the vice-president of the Lethbridge Fish and Game Association about Ottawa's proposed firearms changes is what he considers to be an extra burden on leg...
Mar 21, 2018

Baby boomer generation dominates SACPA cannabis information session
LETHBRIDGE – The Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs (SACPA), held a meeting Tuesday to discuss how retail legislation for Cannabis will be rolled out in Alberta. But it wasn’t main...
Mar 20, 2018

Decision on 43 Street South closure delayed two weeks
LETHBRIDGE – City Council has delayed a decision to allow for the permanent closure of 43 St. S. from the Hwy 4/ 24 Ave S. intersection, to the area near Gateway Mews South. At a public hearing ...
Mar 20, 2018