Category Archives: Lethbridge

Accused expected to enter new plea in Taber murder case
LETHBRIDGE – A preliminary inquiry that was set to run for three days for a man accused of second degree murder, came to an early end on day one (Jan. 18), and Thursday (Jan. 19) morning we foun...
Jan 19, 2017

Trial date set for U of L professor charged with sexual assault
LETHBRIDGE – A University of Lethbridge professor charged with sexual assault is heading to trial, after entering a plea of not guilty Thursday (Jan. 19) morning in Provincial Court. An agent ap...
Jan 19, 2017

Southwestern Alberta communities to receive nearly $4.9 million in funding
LETHBRIDGE – More than half a dozen communities including Lethbridge, Pincher Creek and Cardston, will benefit from the Canada 150 Community Infrastructure Program. Calgary-Skyview MP Darshan Ka...
Jan 18, 2017

Whipcord offering quality IT services to help grow local business
LETHBRIDGE – What started out as a one-man information technology solutions company right here in Lethbridge is now flourishing on the national stage. According to Mike Stechyshyn, director of b...
Jan 18, 2017

Condos expected to give downtown Lethbridge new face
LETHBRIDGE – People living downtown will help change the face of Lethbridge’s core, according to the executive director of the Downtown Business Revitalization Zone (BRZ). In an interview,...
Jan 18, 2017

Local man to stand trial for alleged agriculture fraud
LETHBRIDGE – A preliminary inquiry has ended ahead of schedule for a Lethbridge man, accused in a significant fraud case. The prelim – which determines if there is enough evidence to proce...
Jan 17, 2017

Final stages of college trades, technology building coming together quickly
LETHBRIDGE- A nearly three year long vision is on-schedule for completion in early July at Lethbridge College. Phase two of the enormous trades and technology facility broke ground October 2015, with ...
Jan 17, 2017

Positive 'State of the City' address from Mayor
LETHBRIDGE – The Mayor’s ‘State of the City’ address to the Chamber of Commerce Tuesday morning was up-beat and focussed on positives – and there were a lot of positives....
Jan 17, 2017

Woman facing Animal Cruelty charges may be in Jamaica
LETHBRIDGE – A woman from Milk River, wanted in connection with the seizure of hundreds of sick and emaciated dogs, may now be living in the Caribbean. Alberta RCMP Corporal Curtis Peters says t...
Jan 17, 2017

Univeristy of Lethbridge to begin new research in potato science
LETHBRIDGE – New, potato science lab-based research projects and courses at the University of Lethbridge will begin this month. Research Chair, and Plant Biologist Dmytro Yevtushenko, says the f...
Jan 17, 2017