Category Archives: Lethbridge

Trial set for city worker charged in fatal collision
LETHBRIDGE – A city worker charged in connection with a deadly crash on Whoop-Up Drive in 2015 is heading to trial. Following a plea of not guilty to dangerous driving causing death in December,...
Jan 13, 2017

Electoral boundaries commission looking for balance between rural, urban representation
LETHBRIDGE – Public hearings are about to get under way across Alberta, since electoral boundary changes are required by law every eight to ten years. This year, the Electoral Boundaries Commiss...
Jan 13, 2017

Swann sees opportunity for Liberals if right unites under Kenney
LETHBRIDGE – The interim leader of the Alberta Liberals believes a united right in Alberta led by Jason Kenney would create a positive opportunity for his party. Dr. David Swann spoke with Lethb...
Jan 13, 2017

Police investigating north side stabbing
LETHBRIDGE - Lethbridge Police are investigating a north side stabbing. They responded to the incident around 8:30 p.m. Thursday (Jan. 12) in the 1900 block of 7 Avenue North. The 21-year old male vic...
Jan 12, 2017

North side fire causes $50,000 in damage
LETHBRIDGE – A residential fire at a north side home has resulted in an estimated $50,000 in damage. A neighbour saw smoke and flames coming from the window of a house in the 300 block of 18 Str...
Jan 12, 2017

YWCA accepts first donation of 2017, aiming to bounce back from a tough year
LETHBRIDGE – The Lethbridge and District YWCA had to lean on limited donations through the past year, but is determined to “make things work” in 2017. The first donation of the new y...
Jan 12, 2017

Lethbridge dream home shown off at STARS Lottery launch
LETHBRIDGE – Alexandra Powell says it signifies the new and better life she now lives. The Calgary woman writes down all the year’s accomplishments and buries the note at the site near Pri...
Jan 12, 2017

Founder's day weekend to kick off U of L 50th anniversary with a bang
LETHBRIDGE – The University of Lethbridge is now officially 50-years old, and it’s time to celebrate! The year-long festivities have been in the works for the past year. Founder’s Da...
Jan 12, 2017

City of Lethbridge will not clear snow from public pathways
LETHBRIDGE – The City of Lethbridge is not responsible for clearing public walkways and thoroughfares between homes even if there are complaints, including potential safety concerns. Ron Tinordi...
Jan 11, 2017

David Stephan resumes promoting supplements
PRINCE GEORGE – A father convicted of withholding the necessaries of life in his son’s death is touring British Columbia, to promote his family’s supplement business, even as the app...
Jan 11, 2017