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Economic feasibility being explored for a Southern Alberta Creative Hub

The possibility of creating a creativity hub in Southern Alberta is being explored with the support of grant funding from Alberta’s Northern and Regional Economic Development Program. 

Tourism spending up in Lethbridge in 2024

The value of tourism is being highlighted in the recent annual report put out by Tourism Lethbridge. 

Lethbridge’s unemployment sees slight jump from February to March 

Statistics Canada has released the latest unemployment data for Alberta and the Lethbridge Census Metropolitan Area.

SMRID boosts water allocation for 2025 growing season

The St. Mary River Irrigation District has set its water allotment at 12 inches to start the 2025 growing season.

Chamber CEO says impact of U.S. tariff’s unknown, not over

The CEO of the Lethbridge and District Chamber of Commerce says it is hard to say the exact impact the U.S. tariff announcement Wednesday will have on the local economy because there are so many unknowns. 

Economic Development Lethbridge CEO cautiously optimistic ‘common sense will prevail’ ahead of U.S. tariff announcement

As political leaders across the country are waiting to hear the details on what the U.S. President calls retaliatory tariffs, the CEO of Economic Development Letherbidge is urging people not to panic.

Alberta Canola chair concerned, but optimistic despite tariffs from China

The chair of Alberta Canola is advising canola farmers to stay calm despite tariffs from China on Canadian canola oil and canola meal.

Lethbridge a top domestic destination search, Tourism Lethbridge teases new app

Lethbridge is trending as one of the top domestic destinations according to recent report from Airbnb.

Canada’s oldest business could soon be history

A chapter that started in 1670 could be coming to a close as Hudson’s Bay Company ULC could begin store-by-store liquidation, including its Lethbridge location.

Population increase, demand factors in Lethbridge’s increasing residential rental prices

Supply and demand are major factors on the increase of residential rental prices in Lethbridge.

Alberta’s largest feeder cooperative in receivership, owes more than $281 million

Picture Butte Feeder Cooperative has gone into receivership and according to an order from Alberta Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation, RJ Sigurdson failed to comply with a pair of provincial regulations.

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