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Shoppers wait outside Lethbridge Bay store for deals as liquidation begins

Hudson’s Bay stores have started liquidating. In Lethbridge, shoppers were outside before the store opened Tuesday, waiting to get a good deal.

‘To spread awareness and inspire conversations’: April 7 will again be Green Shirt Day in Lethbridge

The City of Lethbridge has once again proclaimed April 7 to be Green Shirt Day, in honour of Logan Boulet.

‘Helps us make a decision’: University of Lethbridge launches new strategic plan

A new strategic plan for the University of Lethbridge is being described as a “collective vision” to guide the post-secondary institution through the next decade.

2 teens struck by vehicle in Lethbridge

Lethbridge police are investigating after two 17-year-old boys were struck by a vehicle on Tuesday morning.

‘Make a vital difference’: Lethbridge shelter expansion nearing completion

A ‘significant’ project to help Lethbridge's vulnerable population is nearing completion.

Three new measles cases in Alberta’s South Zone: provincial health authority

Alberta Health Services is advising of three new measles cases in the province’s South Zone.

Getting ready for the 38th annual Moonlight Run in Lethbridge

Runners, walkers and volunteers are gearing up for Lethbridge’s 38th annual Moonlight Run on Saturday.

Indigenous Awareness Week wraps up at University of Lethbridge

The University of Lethbridge is wrapping up its Indigenous Awareness Week.

Alberta’s beer industry concerned about tariffs on aluminum, hops

Tariffs are set to drive up the cost on just about everything. There’s some concern over what that could mean for Alberta’s beer industry.

University of Lethbridge student develops app to locate free eats

A University of Lethbridge student is making it easier to find free food on campus.

More stress for Canadian farmers with China’s canola tariff in effect

The tariff hits just keep on coming. China's 100 per cent tariff on Canadian canola products is now in effect. It's another layer of stress for farmers.

Lethbridge a destination as Canuck travellers look to stick to Canada

More Canadians are looking to spend their summer vacation in their home country this summer. Lethbridge appears to be a trending destination for domestic tourists.

57 residents set to be displaced as Blood Tribe apartment building shuts down

The Ninastako apartment housing complex's 57 residents will soon need to find a new place to live.

Lethbridge, rest of Alberta see significant drop in overdose deaths in 2024

Between January and October of last year, 1,144 people in Alberta died of a drug overdose, according to new data from the province.

Gathering attention, dollars for elder abuse response

Students from Lethbridge Polytechnic have been helping to raise awareness—and money as well—for the Lethbridge Elder Abuse Response Network (LEARN).