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Affordability and ‘strategic voting’ discussed by candidates at Lethbridge forum

The Lethbridge Public Library hosted an all-candidates forum with Lethbridge riding candidates in the 2025 federal election.

Residential Parking Permits up for renewal 

Permits are due for annual renewal, for those Lethbridge residents living in Residential Parking Permit areas. 

New early childhood literacy program rolls into Coalhurst

Parents or caregivers and their young children can soon “hop aboard” The ABC Express in Coalhurst, a new early childhood literacy program offered through the Lethbridge Public Library Bookmobile, in partnership with Family and Community Support Services.

Residents asked to avoid emergency scenes to avoid disrupting responders 

Lethbridge Fire & EMS says personnel experienced delays while responding to two recent house fires, prompting a warning for the public to stay clear of active emergency scenes.

Easter weekend means service level changes in Lethbridge 

The Easter long weekend means there will be some service level changes at the City of Lethbridge.

Months-long construction project starts on Highway 3 Thursday

A months-long construction project on Highway 3 in Lethbridge starts Thursday, April 17.

Confirmed cases of measles prompt public alert to potential exposures 

Alberta Health Services has been notified of additional cases of measles within the South Zone.

Canadian icon Rick Mercer to be featured at LFS ‘Spring to Light’ benefit gala

Lethbridge Family Services is hosting its first-ever signature fundraising event Spring to Light Apr. 25 with special guest Rick Mercer. 

Police charge male, recover stolen vehicle and bike 

Lethbridge Police have charged a 28-year-old male after recovering a stolen truck and high-end bicycle. A second male was also apprehended in connection with the incident, following a search of the river valley. 

Celebrating 55 years of Earth Day

Earth Day celebrates its 55-year anniversary in 2025. Environment Lethbridge offers up some tips on how you can celebrate and help protect the planet.

EPIC Day gives students a chance to explore possible career paths

It was an EPIC day, thanks to Career Transitions and its career conference for 600 middle and high school students. The event was held Wednesday at the Agri-food Hub and Trade Centre. 

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