Over the last few weeks, Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services have been teaching new recruits how to save victims from a burning building, how to put out a fire and how to control where a fire is going in a building.  “Today, it’s all about their own safety,” says Cpt....

The public is being asked for their help identifying a pair believed to have stolen thousands of dollars in sunglasses from a business at the Park Place Mall. According to police, on April 30th Community Peace officers responded to the Sunglass Hut after an alleged theft was reported. Police say...

History is about to come alive thanks to the Lethbridge Historical Society’s mixed bag of walking tours scheduled this summer. It all kicks off June 9 with a walking tour of Henderson Lake Park, including Gunnery Point.  “And some of the more interesting historical plaques and bench signs,” says Lorien Johansen,...

Reunited and it feels so good! The Class of 1974 from Winston Churchill High School is celebrating its 50th reunion this summer and there’s a callout to all past classmates to get in touch and attend the event for an unforgettable weekend of catching up.  “We’re trying to get a...

The top women's curling tournaments in Canada could return to Lethbridge, as the city explores a bid for the 2026 Scotties Tournament of Hearts. The Lethbridge Curling Club sent a letter to the Economic and Finance SPC asking for support and  $400,000 in financial support for the bid. The administration...

Whoop-Up Days will return to paid admission this year. The Lethbridge and District Exhibition announced programming for this year’s event, which includes familiar and new attractions from Aug. 20-24.  Pro rodeo will return from Aug. 22-24, along with the Siksikaitsitapi Princess Pageant on Aug. 20 and Powwow Aug. 21-22. There...