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Lethbridge and Area

Traffic
Temporary four-way stop for Scenic Drive & 5th Avenue South intersection Wednesday
The City of Lethbridge is letting motorists know that the intersection at Scenic Drive and 5th Avenue South will feature a temporary four-way stop on Wednesday.The changes are part of the ongoing Whoop-Up Drive/Scenic Drive interchange project, which is expected to be complete in November.Work will take place from 9 a....
11h ago
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Calgary-Shaw
Smith points to conservative vote split and low voter turnout for Calgary byelection loss
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's office is blaming a stunning byelection loss in south Calgary on a conservative vote split. It's also blaming low voter turnout. Monday's byelection saw the Opposition N-D-P beat out Smith's United Conservative Party candidate by almost 600 votes. It's only the second time in four decad...
11h ago
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Drug Bust
Coutts border guards make two large-scale seizures from commercial truckers
Canada Border Services Agency agents at the Coutts border crossing made two major drug busts on commercial trucks entering Canada in late July. On the 26th, officers were able to intercept close to 90 kilos of cocaine from a vehicle coming into our country; the driver and passenger arrested.Five days later, on the 31st...
13h ago
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Employment
Career fair set for Thursday at Lethbridge Trade & Convention Centre
Just a couple of days to go for the Teamworks Career Centre Job Fair at the Lethbridge Trade & Convention Centre. Organizers say they're expecting upwards of 1,500 job seekers at this year's meet & greet, which will feature some 50-plus local employers. Teamworks GM Barb Wolstoncroft calls the job fair more tha...
13h ago
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Alberta

Calgary-Shaw
Smith points to conservative vote split and low voter turnout for Calgary byelection loss
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's office is blaming a stunning byelection loss in south Calgary on a conservative vote split. It's also blaming low voter turnout. Monday's byelection saw the Opposition N-D-P beat out Smith's United Conservative Party candidate by almost 600 votes. It's only the second time in four decad...
11h ago
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deadline is october 30
Scholarships open for women pursuing careers in which they are under-represented
Applications are now open for a handful of provincial scholarships that help female students pursuing careers in under-represented fields.The scholarships are as follows:The Persons Case Scholarship supports Albertans studying in the arts, humanities and social sciences fields whose work advances gender equality or who...
15h ago
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ab poli
Alberta NDP wins byelection in longtime Conservative riding of Calgary-Shaw
Naheed Nenshi's NDP on Monday declared victory in a south Calgary byelection after unofficial results showed the Opposition party snatched up the longtime Conservative stronghold of Calgary-Shaw.Unofficial results show NDP candidate Kyle Campbell received 7,461 votes, more than 500 ballots ahead of Mike Derry, who ran ...
19h ago
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HEALTH CARE
Alberta expands publicly funded RSV protection for high-risk residents starting Oct. 1
Alberta is expanding publicly funded protection against respiratory viruses this fall, including new respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) coverage for vulnerable adults and antibodies for newborns.The province's program covers influenza, COVID-19 and RSV, with appointments available to book starting on Oct. 5."We all...
Sep 14, 2026
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Canada

Quebec party leaders gear up for second TV debate of election campaign
MONTREAL - Leaders of the five Quebec political parties are gearing up for the second debate of the campaign. The first debate on Tuesday saw leaders spar over a range of topics, including the economy, Quebec sovereignty and immigration. Coalition Aven...
20m ago
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Secrecy and accountability 'can coexist': groups push for Tumbler Ridge gun details
OTTAWA - Five gun control advocacy groups are renewing pressure on the RCMP to disclose information about the firearms used in the mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., saying public discussion of the details could help prevent another tragedy. The RCM...
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From investment buzz to building: Canada's major projects face hurdles, experts say
OTTAWA - Canada's inaugural investment summit has created a buzz that the country is open for business, but experts say the real test will be whether that momentum can translate into major projects that overcome labour shortages, community concerns, en...
20m ago
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CP NewsAlert: Europe wants Canada as its first 'associate member', says EU chief
STRASBOURG, FRANCE - European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen says Europe wants to open the door for Canada to become an "associate member" of the European Union. Prime Minister Mark Carney listened as von der Leyen laid out key pillars for s...
3h ago
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What you need to know about Carney's pitch for private investment in airports
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney says he wants private investors to take over operations at Canada's four largest airports in Toronto, Montreal, Calgary and Vancouver. Speaking at a government-led investment summit in Toronto on Tuesday, Carney sai...
10h ago
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Harper says Canada had 'no choice' but to walk away from U.S. trade talks
TORONTO - Former prime minister Stephen Harper says the federal government had "no choice" but to walk away from trade talks with the United States. Delivering closing remarks at Canada's first-ever national investment summit Tuesday, Harper said the m...
10h ago
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