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Lethbridge and Area

Richard Allen Chase Memorial Award winner
Indigenous author visits hometown of former teacher, librarian her recent award was named after
A well-loved Indigenous author was in the Bridge City on Tuesday for a tour of elementary schools and a book signing.Dr. Jennifer Leason is a recent winner of the Richard Allen Chase Memorial Award, named after a former teacher and librarian from Lethbridge.Her latest work, Hummingbird, written in honour of her mother,...
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Begin four-game series in Fort Mac
Bulls drop second game in a row to Sylvan Lake; slide into 2nd place
It certainly was not the start the Lethbridge Bulls were hoping for, as they opened a six-game road trip in Sylvan Lake last night.The Gulls managed to score four runs in the bottom of the second on their way to a 6-1 win over the Bulls.Caeden Willaert, who pitched 49 strikes on 83 balls over five innings, took the los...
2h ago
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ExploreLethbridge.app
One year anniverary of tourism and business promoting app
Tourism Lethbridge is marking a milestone, of sorts - the first anniversary of its Explore Lethbridge app. Created to help people experience the city in a more engaging way, the group says the software has become an important tool to showcase local business and attractions.To celebrate, Tourism Lethbridge says it's hol...
3h ago
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'Everyone should feel valued, respected, and heard'
University of Lethbridge raises flag to recognize June as Pride Month on campus
Like many in the community, the University of Lethbridge is recognizing June as Pride Month and has done so by raising a Pride flag on campus. Digvir Jayas is the U of L's president and vice-chancellor and believes it's key to the overall fabric of the post-secondary institution."It's very important to create a we...
3h ago
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Alberta

Provincial Politics
Alberta bars, restaurants now allowed to serve alcohol starting at 6 AM
New liquor rules could see Albertans be able to drink up soon after they wake up. The Alberta Gaming, Liquor and Cannabis Commission says licensed bars, restaurants and other establishments can now serve alcohol as early as 6 a.m. Licensed businesses and clubs used to need special permission to serve alcohol before 9 a...
23h ago
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Provincial Politics
Lobbyist, former Conservative MP to help draw Alberta electoral boundaries
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's United Conservatives have tapped a former federal conservative cabinet minister and lobbyist to help redraw the map marking electoral ridings across the province. Monte Solberg is one of four panel members appointed Tuesday by a legislature committee overseeing the new map-making proces...
Jun 09, 2026
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Six Wildrose cities crack Top Seven
Average rental prices in Alberta's secondary cities continue to lead the country
The latest figures from Rentals.ca continue to show that Alberta's secondary, medium-sized cities remain the most affordable places to rent anywhere in the country.In its latest survey, released Monday, four Alberta cities - Fort McMurray, Lloydminster, Medicine Hat, and Red Deer took up the first four spots ranging in...
Jun 08, 2026
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Politics
Poilievre says Alberta needs new priorities from Ottawa, not a new country
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says the easiest way to squash separatist sentiment in Alberta is for the federal government to butt out of the province's business. Poilievre, speaking in Calgary, says Albertans don't need a new country; they just need Ottawa to change its priorities. He says Albertans could benef...
Jun 08, 2026
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Canada

Lapu Lapu festival attack suspect Adam Kai-Ji Lo gets date for judge-only trial
VANCOUVER - The trial for Adam Kai-Ji Lo, who is facing 11 counts of second-degree murder in the 2025 Lapu Lapu festival attack in Vancouver, has been set to start on April 19, 2027. Lo has elected against facing a jury in favour of a judge-only trial ...
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B.C. Mounties warn parents of 'violent' online group exploiting children
LANGFORD - Mounties near Victoria say they are investigating three reports of a violent online group exploiting children and young people. West Shore RCMP say in a statement that the reports are all similar and involve a group known as 764, which is p...
47m ago
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Trump 'not looking to renew' CUSMA trade pact, says no need for Canadian imports
OTTAWA - U.S. President Donald Trump is again saying the American economy does not need anything from Canada or Mexico and he is "not looking to renew" the continental trade pact. Trump made the comments in the Oval Office Wednesday when asked about th...
1h ago
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Billions of public money to battery companies poorly planned, Quebec auditor says
QUÉBEC - Quebec's auditor general says the provincial government showed poor planning in $2.2 billion of investments in various battery companies. The report released today by Christine Roy found that the investments by the Coalition Avenir Québec gove...
1h ago
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Judge blocks eviction of ten people living in tents under Montreal overpass
MONTREAL - The Quebec Superior Court has prevented the City of Montreal from dismantling an encampment under an overpass near a skate park. In a ruling Monday, Judge Alexandre Pless said the city failed to provide a safe and suitable alternative for th...
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Tory MP says 4,000 letters sent urging Carney to amend Indian Act status rules
OTTAWA - A Conservative MP says more than 4,000 letters have been sent to the House of Commons committee on Indigenous issues demanding that the federal government immediately change the way First Nations status works under the Indian Act. MP Billy Mor...
1h ago
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