Category Archives: Lethbridge
UPDATE: Fire ban in the River Valley now in effect
LETHBRIDGE – UPDATE 12:00 p.m. – The City of Lethbridge is correcting a statement sent to media earlier this morning (May 25) regarding an open fire ban. In fact, the open fire ban applies...
May 25, 2018
Law requiring fuel pre-pay to take effect June 1
LETHBRIDGE - It's going to be a change, that will require some to adapt. Next Friday, June 1, the province's Act to Protect Gas and Convenience Store Workers takes effect. For drivers, this means they...
May 25, 2018
SACPA hosts Alberta Party leader Stephen Mandel at luncheon event
LETHBRIDGE – Stephen Mandel was in Lethbridge Thursday afternoon, for the first time since being elected Alberta Party leader in February. His speech, hosted by SACPA (Southern Alberta Council o...
May 24, 2018
Witness recounts finding body, says accused was “always jealous”
LETHBRIDGE - "There's something wrong with Candy. She's all bloody." Lacey Hunt, who also goes by the last name Scout, recalled how she told her friends immediately after finding the body of Frances "...
May 24, 2018
Fire crews respond to diesel spill at senior's lodge: no evacuation needed
LETHBRIDGE — City fire crews were called to the Legacy Lodge senior centre on the north-side around 11:00 on Thursday (May 24) to deal with a fuel spill. A fire inspector confirmed to LNN that t...
May 24, 2018
Dog owners urged to clean up after their pets or potentially risk closure of popular Scenic Drive dog run
LETHBRIDGE – More than 500 little pink flags wave in the wind the morning after volunteers spent Wednesday evening (May 23) picking up pound after pound of dog excrement after many owners wouldn...
May 24, 2018
Program preparing future ironworkers at a young age
LETHBRIDGE – Students are learning how the ironworking trades may be affected by climate change and its impact on industry, as they also explore whether a career in ironworking is right for them...
May 24, 2018
Family member testifies in manslaughter trial; says she saw blood on accused
LETHBRIDGE - The cousin of a 56-year-old Lethbridge woman accused of manslaughter testified Wednesday, May 23, saying her relative showed up at her home in February of 2016 with blood on her clothing....
May 23, 2018
Teamwork Training Ltd. donates thousands to Meals on Wheels program
LETHBRIDGE – $26,000 has been donated to the Lethbridge Meals on Wheels program, after the 9th annual Teamwork Training Ltd. “23 Days of Christmas” Fundraiser in late 2017. Owner and...
May 23, 2018
Man accused of selling a woman’s horses for processing makes first court appearance
LETHBRIDGE - An adjournment has been granted to a man who is accused of selling two horses that didn't belong to him, which were then processed at a slaughterhouse in Fort Macleod. Wayne Jubb made his...
May 23, 2018