Category Archives: Lethbridge

LETHBRIDGE – Each Nov. 11, Remembrance Day ceremonies take place across the country and Lethbridge is no exception, as cenotaph ceremonies draw large crows. The first Remembrance Day ceremony wi...

LETHBRIDGE – In honour of Veterans Week, The Galt Museum and Archives will host a screening of local southern Alberta based production “The Agreement.” The short docu-drama produced ...

LETHBRIDGE — The CEO’s office is being filled by a familiar face for the YWCA in Lethbridge. Jennifer Lepko has been with the organization for five years, most recently as interim CEO. Now...

LETHBRIDGE – The case against 20-year old Denzel Dre Colton Bird is back on track, as his lawyer has returned and a new date has been set for a bail hearing. Last week (Nov. 3), lawyer Greg Whit...

LETHBRIDGE – Canada played an active role in Afghanistan, from both a military and development perspective, since the United States-headed removal of the Taliban regime in October 2001. First, C...

LETHBRIDGE – Our city has a dubious distinction that it wants to shed and is trying to do it environmentally. Lethbridge is one of the most wasteful cities in the country. About 110,000 tonnes o...

LETHBRIDGE – The future of the energy industry – both locally and on an international scale – was the focus of a discussion in our city Wednesday (Nov. 9), involving ENMAX President ...

LETHBRIDGE – The union representing employees of a Lethbridge care home says they don’t want to strike, but need to get bargaining going again. The Alberta Union of Provincial Employees (A...

LETHBRIDGE – Canadian Pacific is investigating, after four railcars derailed at the Lethbridge Yard. According to the company, it happened around 11 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 8. A spokesperson said the...

LETHBRIDGE – “We’ve had no problem attracting people to the reserves here and have maxed out enrolment for the last two year,” says Captain Robert Mein with the 20th Independen...