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Lethbridge and Area

Arts and Culture
Galt Museum grows Indigenous, Blackfoot history display space
The Galt Museum in Lethbridge has expanded its display of Blackfoot culture with a permanent display space in the main floor hallway. Billed 'From the Collection,' it highlights some of the over 17,000 Indigenous artifacts the museum has in its possession. Each object also, brings with it, a story from the Blackfoot P...
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Lest We Forget
New inscription on city's cenotaph to be formally recognized in Nov. 4 ceremony
The Royal Canadian Legion's General Stewart Branch in Lethbridge is holding an inscription ceremony at the city's cenotaph next week. A new engraving on the back side of the cenotaph 'Afghanistan 2001 - 2014' recognizes Canadian soldiers that fought in the war overseas. The RCL calls the cenotaph a lasting place of rem...
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Interior and Building Design Technology
Lethbridge Polytechnic to introduce new combined diploma program in Fall 2027
Lethbridge Polytechnic is combining two existing programs into one next Fall to create the new Interior and Building Design Technology diploma. Right now, the post-secondary institution has two separate diploma programs - Architectural Animation Technology and Interior Design Technology. School of Spatial Design Techno...
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Provincial Politics
Alberta posts $2.2B surplus and fifth consecutive balanced budget
Alberta's government is reporting a $2.2-billion surplus for the 2025-26 fiscal year, marking its fifth consecutive year in surplus, while the opposition NDP says the money could have been put to better use.A sixth consecutive surplus is projected for the 2026-27 fiscal year, but Finance Minister Jason Nixon says that ...
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Alberta

Provinciall Politics
Alberta government to end DEI public sector hiring
Alberta is looking to end public sector hiring practices aimed at diversity, equity and inclusion. A government bill has been tabled that, if passed, would prohibit a number of public bodies from using DEI policies to make hiring decisions. Premier Danielle Smith says hiring needs to be based on merit and qualification...
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Legislature Resumes
Alberta premier, back in house for legislature sitting, defends separation referendum
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and the United Conservatives are back in the legislature for the first time since the separation referendum, and Smith is dismissing suggestions it was a waste. Smith, in question period, says the vote sent a clear message and that there is always value in democratic exercises. She was re...
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Provincial Politics
Alberta premier sees another UCP constituency association call for leadership review
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is facing another call for a leadership review from one of her United Conservative Party constituency boards. Scott Cyr, a backbencher in Smith's caucus, says the board of his constituency association northeast of Edmonton passed the motion Monday. It's a vote Cyr says he does not agree w...
12h ago
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Provincial Politics
RCMP investigating Alberta health procurement for possible fraud, money laundering
Mounties looking into an Alberta health care spending controversy are investigating potential fraud, breach of trust, and money laundering. That's according to court documents filed this month as part of an ongoing wrongful dismissal lawsuit filed by Athana Mentzelopoulos, the former head of Alberta Health Services.The...
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Canada

Doerkson tells of 'productive conversation' with Carney on supercharging B.C. economy
VICTORIA - Prime Minister Mark Carney says he has spoken with British Columbia's incoming premier to discuss how to seize major economic opportunities. Carney says on social media that he and Lorne Doerkson also talked about building infrastructure and...
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Drawn lot decides mayor of Lytton, B.C., after votes are tied at 45 each
The new mayor in Lytton, B.C., a tiny village razed by a raging wildfire in 2021, has been determined by the drawing of lots after a tied election. The village says Jennifer Thoss is the winner in a process conducted in front of a judge, resulting in t...
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Vancouver Aquarium says goodbye to beloved sloth Hurricane, dead at 29
VANCOUVER - Hurricane, the sloth that has been hanging out at the Vancouver Aquarium for years, has died at the age of 29. The aquarium says she was one of their "most beloved" residents. A statement posted on the aquarium's social media account says ...
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There has been 'limited progress' in Canada-U.S. trade talks: Canadian official
OTTAWA - A Canadian official says there has been "limited progress" made in recent trade talks with the United States. Prime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday acknowledged talks had intensified slightly in recent days and President Donald Trump and his o...
9h ago
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Privacy commissioner opens investigation into Crime Stoppers data breach
Canada's privacy watchdog has launched an investigation into a reportedly massive Crime Stoppers data breach as police departments across the country have paused accepting tips through the platform. The office of privacy commissioner Philippe Dufresne ...
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'Hero to animals': Drone kills B.C. dog rescuer Jesse Adams in Ukraine
A Ukraine-based animal rescue organization says a Canadian volunteer in the war-torn country has been killed in a drone attack. Animal Rescue Kharkiv said Jesse Adams, founder of RainCoast Dog Rescue Society on Vancouver Island, died on Sunday after th...
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