Category Archives: Lethbridge

Lethbridge Hopes to Preserve Bow on Tong Apothecary with Competition Winnings
LETHBRIDGE – A major piece in Lethbridge’s history is gathering attention in a national competition. The National Trust For Canada’s This Place Matters Main Street asks for project r...
Oct 05, 2016

Lethbridge School District 51 recognizes contributions of teachers on World Teachers' Day
LETHBRIDGE – Teaching is unlike any other profession in the world. The opportunity to expand and shape young minds is unique among teachers, a dedicated group of professionals who take that resp...
Oct 05, 2016

Inclusion Conference Offers In-depth Analysis On Positionality
LETHBRIDGE – “Who am I to tell you about your identity?” Roy Pogorzelski, inclusion consultant, announced in front of attentive social workers at a three-day conference that aimed to...
Oct 05, 2016

Enrolment largely stable in Lethbridge School District
LETHBRIDGE — Public schools in Lethbridge are seeing enrolment numbers that are fairly stable, according to the superintendent of schools. Cheryl Gilmore said Lethbridge School District No. 51 h...
Oct 05, 2016

Crossing construction causing traffic delays
LETHBRIDGE — Expect another day of delays on Crowsnest Trail. Two days of work are scheduled on the railway crossing on the 1700 block of Highway 3, beneath the pedestrian overpass, Wednesday, O...
Oct 05, 2016

"I Have Not Forgotten Her," Says Mother Of Murdered Daughter
LETHBRIDGE – Stephanie English says that in the past few months she has forgotten how to live, forgotten how to sleep and forgotten how to eat, but she has not and never will forget her daughter...
Oct 04, 2016

Women's Shelter and Food Bank Usage Serious Issues for Our Region
LETHBRIDGE – The Community Foundation has released its 2016 Vital Signs report, with the local branch focusing on the key issues for southwestern Alberta. The report looks at community connectio...
Oct 04, 2016

Education, Better Options Key to Ending Vicious Payday Loan Cycle
LETHBRIDGE – New legislations around pay day loans seem to be benefiting Albertans. The Community and Social Development (CSD) Committee made a report to Lethbridge City Council on Monday. It no...
Oct 04, 2016

$600m spent by tourists to southern Alberta in 2014
LETHBRIDGE — Visitors to southern Alberta spent more than $600 million in 2014. Those are the newest numbers available from Travel Alberta, based on surveys done by Statistics Canada. They show ...
Oct 04, 2016

Enrolment up in Catholic school division
LETHBRIDGE — Enrolment is up at the Holy Spirit Catholic school division. Superintendent of schools Chris Smeaton says the division is seeing an increase of 2.2 per cent over last year, which tr...
Oct 04, 2016