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LETHBRIDGE – One City of Lethbridge employee has been honoured with an award of a lifetime. Roy Pogorzelski, an Inclusion Consultant for the City’s Community & Social Development group...
Syndicated Author Oct 31, 2016
LETHBRIDGE – It’s finally time for ghosts, monsters and everything scary, but Lethbridge Police are reminding you to stay safe as you’re out having fun this Halloween! Constable Stev...
Syndicated Author Oct 31, 2016
WATERTON LAKES – Good news for outdoor enthusiasts in southern Alberta! The Akamina Parkway will reopen Nov. 1 up to the Little Prairie Day Use Area. The public will be able to access the Crande...
Syndicated Author Oct 30, 2016
LETHBRIDGE – For the seventh year in a row, the Rotary Club of Lethbridge Sunrise is teaming up with the City to deliver much needed emergency and transit vehicles to communities in Mexico. On O...
Syndicated Author Oct 30, 2016
COALDALE – The Kinsmen Club of Coaldale will host a Halloween Fundraiser Cabaret at the Coaldale Community Centre on Oct. 29th from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. Music will be provided by “DJ PBE Vi...
Syndicated Author Oct 29, 2016
LETHBRIDGE – Kids can max out how many times they wear their Halloween Costume! The main branch of the Lethbridge Public Library is inviting families to join in on a Mini-Monster Mash on Oct. 29...
Syndicated Author Oct 29, 2016
LETHBRIDGE – Lethbridge Police are requesting the public to plan ahead if alcohol will be part of your Halloween activities. Last night (Oct. 28) police dealt with seven incidents of impaired dr...
Syndicated Author Oct 29, 2016
Public sentiment appears to be continuing to shift towards personal choice, according to the latest poll from the Citizen Society Research Lab at Lethbridge College. The survey finds: – 85 per c...
Syndicated Author Oct 28, 2016
LETHBRIDGE – Nearly a month after a 25-year old Lethbridge woman was brutally attacked and sexually assaulted while on her way to work, she has finally been moved out of the Intensive Care Unit ...
Syndicated Author Oct 27, 2016
LETHBRIDGE – Racial tensions were the focus of a well-attended SACPA (Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs) session Thursday afternoon. Dr. Jo-Anne Fiske, a professor in the department of ...
Syndicated Author Oct 27, 2016