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University of Lethbridge hosts Olympic talent search, the RBC Training Ground

If you're looking to be Canada's next top athlete in the winter or summer Olympics, now's your chance for the tryout of a lifetime...

Lethbridge seniors organization names Kaitlynn Weaver as new executive director

The Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization has announced its new executive director.

Alberta government giving $106M boost to southern region roads project

Alberta's government has announced investments in infrastructure, including a big boost to support a major roads project in the southern region.

Southern Alberta farmers concerned by U.S. and Chinese tariffs

Many farmers in southern Alberta will be planting in about a month.

CTV News Lethbridge’s Dory Rossiter honoured with King Charles III Coronation Medal

CTV News’ very own Dory Rossiter is the proud recipient of one of Canada’s most prestigious awards.

Doctor recruitment to Lethbridge not enough, according to health-care advocate

At the end of 2024, there were 310 physicians registered in Lethbridge, according to a report from the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta.

Lethbridge Bulls to play in Rural Roots Baseball Classic

The Western Canadian Baseball League is returning to its roots this summer, and featuring our very own Lethbridge Bulls in doing so.

Lethbridge Sport Council achievement award recipients announced

The Lethbridge Sport Council proudly announced its recipients on Wednesday for its 15th annual achievement awards.

BILD Lethbridge kicks off ‘bigger’ Home, Garden and Leisure Show

More than 300 vendors are on display at this year’s Southern Alberta Home, Garden and Leisure Show inside the Agri-food Hub and Trade Centre.

A way to inspire: Women’s Day leadership conference held in Lethbridge

The annual International Women’s Day Leadership Conference took place at the University of Lethbridge on Wednesday.

Taber to host celebration June 30 and July 1 to celebrate 120th birthday

The Town of Taber is getting ready to celebrate its 120th birthday this summer with its Most A-maize-ing Year Ever event at the end of June.

Thousands of signatures collected, sent to Alberta legislature in coal mining fight

A petition against coal mining that garnered nearly 7,000 signatures has officially been submitted to the Alberta legislature.

Interest rate cut could spur Lethbridge businesses and real estate

Cougar warning issued for Waterton Lakes National Park

Parks Canada has issued a cougar warning in Waterton Lakes National Park.

‘Means so much’: Green Shirt Day campaign kicks off in Lethbridge

April 6 will mark seven years since the Humboldt Broncos bus crash.