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University of Lethbridge bee research gives Prairie Rose students hands-on agriculture experience
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Self-advocacy
Annual Citizen Walk About Friday, beginning from City Hall at 10 a.m.
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Lethbridge Historical Society
Ghost stories, part of new themed 'Deathbridge' series of tours
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What's Happening
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Lethbridge and Area

Prairie Rose Public Schools
University of Lethbridge bee research gives Prairie Rose students hands-on agriculture experience
Prairie Rose Public Schools is expanding its agriculture education programming through an apiary project that is giving students hands-on experience with bee health, pollination and agricultural research.On Thursday, Sept. 17, students and guests gathered at the Prairie Rose bee yard at Neubauer Farms to see agricultur...
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Self-advocacy
Annual Citizen Walk About Friday, beginning from City Hall at 10 a.m.
16 years and counting for the annual Citizen Walk About, put on this year by Inclusion Lethbridge and the South Region Self-Advocacy Network.While many of us will know what the definition of inclusion is, SRSAN's Chelsey Peat was asked if she could describe what self-advocacy is."Self-advocacy is knowing when to s...
12h ago
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Lethbridge Historical Society
Ghost stories, part of new themed 'Deathbridge' series of tours
If you're a lover of ghost stories, or the 'spooky' history of Lethbridge, you may want to check this out.The Lethbridge Historical Society and well-known historian, Belinda Crowson, are putting a series of events they're calling Deathbridge."I used to do it annually when I was at the museum. I haven't really done...
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Thursday 6:30 - 8 p.m.
Second open house set for discussion on Willow Creek's municipal development plan
A second open house goes Thursday in Fort Macleod to discuss and gather input on the MD of Willow's Creek municipal development plan. While protecting agricultural land is top of mind, Council is also looking into where it can grow, as a community. "Subdivisions are one thing people always ask about, so, we're loo...
13h ago
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What's Happening
GreenFox
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Jul 22, 2026

GreenFox
Why waiting to replace your windows and doors could cost you more than you think
In the news today: Carney caucus meeting, BC election speculation, IKEA affordability
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Clutch moments galore, on friends' epic road trip from Vancouver to Arctic and back
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Sponsored Content
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Alberta

all preventable
Life and death: Alberta RCMP warn 2026 could be worst for traffic fatalities in a decade
If numbers keep pace, 2026 could be the worst in a decade for traffic fatalities, warn Alberta RCMP.Mounties are therefore urging motorists to make safer choices on the roads.As of Aug. 31, Alberta RCMP had recorded 192 such deaths, compared with 144 by that point of 2025.There are typically 82 more between September a...
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more tourism opportunities
Part of Canmore area's Mount Lady MacDonald designated 'all-season resort area'
An area of Crown land on Mount Lady MacDonald, near Canmore, has been designated an 'all-season resort area' by the provincial government.By doing so, the government says it is opening the door for Albertans to enjoy more outdoor spaces year-round.They add that it could help create 1,750 new jobs and $238 million in vi...
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Provincial Politics
Alberta independence leaders say their efforts won't end with referendum vote
Leaders in Alberta's independence movement say the fight for provincial separation doesn't end with the referendum vote in October. Albertans will vote in about five weeks on whether to remain in Canada or embark on a journey toward a binding vote on secession. Premier Danielle Smith has said that a vote to remain in C...
14h ago
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Oct. 19, referendum
Elections Alberta says over 500K mail-in referendum ballots requested so far
Elections Alberta says it has now seen more than 500,000 requests for mail-in ballots for the Oct. 19 referendum. The agency is expecting a record voter turnout, and the number of mail-in ballot requests has continued to climb since the application period opened, totaling just over 509,000 to date. Elections Alberta al...
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Local Sports

WESTERN HOCKEY LEAGUE
WHL announces three rule changes for 2026-27 season
Three new rules are coming to the Western Hockey League at the start of the 2026-27 season, changing how goals are challenged, major and match penalties are reviewed, and overtime is played.The changes are aimed at enhancing the fan experience, speeding up play and ensuring scoring plays are ruled correctly.Coach chall...
Sep 16, 2026
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Canes open 40th year in the league
Hurricanes release 2026-27 regular season promotions schedule ahead of anniversary season
Ahead of Friday night's home opener, and the 40th anniversary season, the Lethbridge Hurricanes have unveiled their promotional schedule for the 2026-27 season.Among the highlights is the Anniversary Celebration Weekend October 2nd and 3rd with over three dozen former Canes players expected to be in attendance.On the 1...
Sep 15, 2026
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Raymond, LCI stay in 5A Top 10
Football Alberta releases Week 2 high school rankings
It was a low-scoring affair at U of L's Community Stadium Friday night with the 3rd-ranked Raymond Comets edging out the LCI Rams 7-6. The Comets' win keeps them in the number 3 spot on the Division 5A Top 10 list after Week 2.Lethbridge Collegiate, with the loss, drops from 4th to 6th place. Raymond, meantime, has Wee...
Sep 13, 2026
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Agriculture

Prairie Rose Public Schools
University of Lethbridge bee research gives Prairie Rose students hands-on agriculture experience
Prairie Rose Public Schools is expanding its agriculture education programming through an apiary project that is giving students hands-on experience with bee health, pollination and agricultural research.On Thursday, Sept. 17, students and guests gathered at the Prairie Rose bee yard at Neubauer Farms to see agricultur...
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Harvest Forecast
Cooler, rainy beginning to month to give way to milder, drier ending
After a very wet start to September, it looks like producers here in the South will be getting a bit of a break with harvest time coming up fast. The Weather Network's senior meteorologist Doug Gillham is predicting a warmer than normal and drier forecast, starting late this week. "Of course, normal is rapidly fal...
Sep 14, 2026
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IrriMap
New web-based program created for farms by Lethbridge Polytechnic research group
Scientists with Lethbridge Polytechnic's Mueller Irrigation Research Group have created a new tool that measures evaporation and transpiration.The easy-to-use, web-based program will help producers growing crops and hay know exactly how much water is needed in their fields.Dr. Michael Kehoe, with the research group, co...
Sep 04, 2026
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Canada

In the news today: Carney caucus meeting, BC election speculation, IKEA affordability
Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed... PM Carney to deliver remarks at caucus meeting in Ottawa today Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to address his Liberal caucus in Ottawa today. The Liberal caucus...
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Clutch moments galore, on friends' epic road trip from Vancouver to Arctic and back
VANCOUVER - When Jaden Konishi rolled his 1986 Porsche 944 into Vancouver after an 8,000-kilometre road trip to the Arctic Circle, he had a surplus of new memories but no clutch. It had died about 3,000 kilometres earlier, somewhere in the Yukon's Tomb...
32m ago
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Premier Eby will speak to local politicians amid snap election speculation
VANCOUVER - British Columbia Premier David Eby will speak to local politicians at their annual convention today just as he contemplates disrupting their upcoming municipal elections with his own provincial vote. The premier's annual speech to delegates...
32m ago
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Von der Leyen's pitch for EU security council involves Canada, but it's not clear how
OTTAWA - A proposed new European security forum would include Canada, Britain and Ukraine as partners - but defence experts here say it's not clear what the council, or Ottawa's involvement, ultimately would look like. European Commission President Urs...
32m ago
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PM Carney to deliver remarks at caucus meeting in Ottawa today
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to address his Liberal caucus in Ottawa today. The Liberal caucus retreat comes just before the fall sitting of the House of Commons gets underway on Monday. Among the Liberals' first bills of the sitting wil...
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Canadian Medical Association updates code of ethics to address racism, discrimination
OTTAWA - The Canadian Medical Association has updated its code of ethics to clarify how doctors are expected to address racism and discrimination in health care. The CMA says the updates give physicians clearer guidance on providing culturally safe, tr...
32m ago
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World

Alabama carries out execution of Jeffery Lee for 1998 double murder at pawnshop
ATMORE, Ala. (AP) - Alabama executed a man by lethal injection on Thursday for a 1998 double murder, three months after a judge's ruling blocked the state from putting him to death with nitrogen gas. Jeffery Lee, 49, was pronounced dead a...
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Postal Service chief says work stopped on computer system key to Trump effort to limit mail voting
WASHINGTON (AP) - The top official at the U.S. Postal Service said Thursday that the agency has stopped work on developing a controversial computer system that was central to President Donald Trump's effort to limit mail voting after the Supreme Court ...
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The driver who slammed into an LA bus before a news helicopter crash is charged with murder
LOS ANGELES (AP) - An SUV driver was under the influence of drugs when she swerved into the wrong lane, blew a red light and slammed into a Los Angeles city bus, killing two riders, prosecutors said Thursday as they charged her with murder. ...
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