Approximately 350 people are estimated to have attended the City of Lethbridge's Community Conversation event last week. According to the city's Communication and Engagement department, that number is "on par with the event we held in October." It's reported that the response from those who attended the event is that...

UPDATE: According to police Kathleen Kearns has been located. The Lethbridge Police Service is thanking the community for sharing the information and helping locate her. The public is being asked for their help locating a missing 27-year-old woman from Taber. According to the Lethbridge Police Service, they are concerned for the...

Lethbridge Mayor Blaine Hyggen says he hopes any costs that come with proposed changes to the Local Authorities Election Act and the Municipal Government Act don’t fall on Lethbridge residents.   The proposed legislation from the province would eliminate electronic vote counting for municipal elections, allow the province to remove...

Catholic Central High School students will have a ball this spring through a collaboration with other Lethbridge high schools and students who share a love of soccer. The teams are also coming together to support the Interfaith Food Bank.   Chinook High School, Winston Churchill High School, Immanuel Christian School...

Alberta Education has released an updated draft K-6 social studies curriculum to help school authorities and teachers prepare for optional classroom piloting, beginning in September. But, the Alberta Teachers’ Association is calling on the government to pause the pilot program to better integrate feedback from teachers.  Since August 2023, Alberta’s...

This Sunday, southern Albertans will recognize the National Day of Mourning to commemorate workers who have been killed, injured or suffered illness while at work.  “It serves as an annual reminder we have a collective, societal responsibility to keep each other safe in the workplace,” says Friends of Medicare.  According to...