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Lethbridge and Area

Province-wide shift
Lethbridge prepares to close temporary drug consumption site, funds redirected to recovery services
The City of Lethbridge is preparing for the closure of the province's temporary supervised drug consumption site, with funding being redirected to recovery-focused services for residents struggling with addiction. The transition is part of a province-wide shift by the Government of Alberta to move away from consumption...
18h ago
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Food Banks Canada
Lethbridge Food Bank achieves national Standards of Excellence accreditation
The Lethbridge Food Bank is being recognized for its commitment to delivering safe, reliable, and dignified food access.The food bank has officially been accredited with the Standards of Excellence designation from Food Banks Canada for demonstrating the highest levels of accountability, food safety, governance, and co...
19h ago
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Legacy of Logan Boulet
City Council again declares April 7 as Green Shirt Day
Lethbridge city council voted Tuesday to have the Mayor's Office again declare April 7 as Green Shirt Day.On April 6, 2018, Canadians were heartbroken to hear the news of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash.A day later, on April 7, Lethbridge's Logan Boulet succumbed to injuries sustained in the crash. After being inspired ...
22h ago
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Connected to Prairie Winds Secondary School
Coaldale Chamber announces Job Fair 2026 at new location
The Coaldale Chamber of Commerce has announced a new location for this year's Job Fair 2026.The Shift Community Recreation Centre (2600-16 Avenue), will be the site of this year's event taking place Thursday, April 16, from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Officials say this year's move marks a significant enhancement to the ev...
22h ago
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Alberta

Energy/Environment
Alberta, Ottawa reach 'agreement-in-principle' on methane emissions
Alberta will be in control of regulating its methane emissions under an agreement-in-principle with Ottawa. The two governments inked a sweeping accord late last year touching on several energy policy matters. The memorandum of understanding included a plan to reach a methane equivalency agreement on or before April 1 ...
29m ago
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Provincial Politics
Alberta committee recommends Phillip Peters to replace Wylie as auditor general
An Alberta legislature committee has reached into the auditor general's office to pick a new person to lead the watchdog agency. The committee has voted to recommend that Premier Danielle Smith's cabinet appoint Phillip Peters as the province's auditor general. Peters is currently the general counsel and ethics officer...
1h ago
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Crime
RCMP make arrest, urge people to be wary of cold calls offering phone upgrades
RCMP in Alberta are warning people to be careful if they get a call out of the blue asking them if they want to upgrade their phone. Police say fraudsters are cold calling people asking if they want an upgrade. They say it all sounds very legitimate and the fraudsters will try to pry personal information out of the tar...
Mar 24, 2026
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22-year-old victim
RCMP arrest and charge 18-year-old after Alberta highway shooting that killed driver
RCMP have made an arrest in a highway shooting south of Edmonton earlier this month that left one man dead. They say three friends were headed to the mountains on the Queen Elizabeth 2 Highway on March 14, when a pickup truck pulled up beside their Honda Civic south of Leduc. Two survivors of the shooting have said a p...
Mar 24, 2026
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Canada

House committee calls for changes to Elections Act to prevent long ballot protests
OTTAWA - A House of Commons committee is calling on the government to make changes to the Elections Act that would make it harder for protest groups to sign up dozens of candidates in a single riding. The Longest Ballot Committee targeted ridings in a ...
9m ago
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Quebec Superior Court rebukes feds for trying to block release of court decision
MONTREAL - A Quebec Superior Court has ruled that it was inappropriate for the federal government to try to block publication of a court ruling in a case that has been shrouded in secrecy. The redacted ruling involved a former police informant whose id...
31m ago
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Complaint commissioner announces 'systemic' probe into B.C. police sexual misconduct
VICTORIA - B.C.'s police complaint commissioner says his office has began a "systemic investigation" into how municipal police departments handle cases of sexual misconduct involving officers. Prabhu Rajan says sexual misconduct in police workplaces u...
43m ago
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A 'miracle' more weren't killed in Air Canada plane crash, expert says
MONTREAL - As experts assess the aftermath of the Air Canada Express plane crash at LaGuardia Airport, some have expressed surprise it wasn't worse - despite the tragedy of a disaster that left two pilots dead. Commercial aircraft are constructed for f...
43m ago
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MP reveals Tumbler Ridge girl's heroism, and how she passed on boy's dying message
VICTORIA - The MP representing Tumbler Ridge, B.C., has described how a 12-year-old girl heroically tried to save two classmates shot in the mass killing in the community last month. Bob Zimmer told Tuesday's National Prayer Breakfast in Ottawa that th...
1h ago
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Almost half of former NDP voters don't recognize names of leadership candidates: poll
OTTAWA - Nearly half of those who voted for the federal NDP at least once over the past four elections don't recognize the names of the current leadership candidates, a new poll suggests. The Angus Reid Institute surveyed 1,100 Canadians who voted for ...
1h ago
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