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Lethbridge and Area

Roads to remain open
Two more road construction projects planned for Lethbridge County
Work crews around the region are trying to get as many projects, as possible, finished before the first snow flies. That includes Lethbridge County with a number of road surfacing projects, starting today on 'old' Highway 23 between Highway 519 and Township Road 104. Other work is also expected to get going, weather pe...
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Bringing Hearts Home
$100K donation pushes campaign fundraising total over $32 million
A southern Alberta couple is being recognized for their generous contribution to the Chinook Hospital Foundation's Bringing Hearts Home fundraiser. Ian McGillivray and Renee Pahara recently donated just over $100,400 through the transfer of securities acquisitions. Ian saying they chose to make their gift because it al...
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Lethbridge included on list of demonstrations
Healthcare rallies planned for Tuesday opposing Bill 11 in seven cities across Alberta
Rallies are planned for Tuesday in seven Alberta cities, and more across the country, lobbying against a piece of Alberta healthcare legislation.The protests, being led in our province by Friends of Medicare is over Bill 11, which the group believes will lead to a two-tiered, American-style system.With the legislation ...
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Drivers reminded to watch for added pedestrian traffic
School begins Tuesday morning for nearly 18,000 students in the Lethbridge region
Close to 18,000 elementary and high school students returned to class Tuesday morning in Greater Lethbridge for the new school year, and many will be walking. With that in mind, Lethbridge Police and the AMA are reminding you and I to pay extra special attention with the increased pedestrian traffic. Being the first da...
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Alberta

$55 from each benefits wildlife
Alberta launches conservation licence plate
The Government of Alberta is launching a new licence plate to promote conservation, it announced Monday.Sales of the licence plate will be directed to the Alberta Conservation Association (ACA)."Alberta's wildlife and wild places are a source of pride for people across our province. This licence plate gives Albert...
Aug 31, 2026
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Help restock shelves
Food Banks Alberta critically in need of donations
Food Banks Alberta says their warehouse is critically low and is calling for corporate food donors and financial supporters to help restock the shelves.The warehouse supplies 112 member food banks across the province and said they got to this point because they shipped product out to their members faster than donations...
Aug 31, 2026
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Referendum seven weeks away
Separatists hold independence rally in lead-up to Alberta's birthday bash
Alberta separatists converged outside the legislature in Edmonton on Saturday afternoon ahead of the province's birthday, with many praying, listening to sermons and saying Alberta would be better off without Canada after having joined Confederation 121 years ago."It's the corruption, the lies from out east. I'm j...
Aug 30, 2026
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Alberta Day Tuesday
As referendum nears, Danielle Smith to address celebration in Calgary
Premier Danielle Smith is set to speak in Calgary Sunday at an event marking Alberta Day.Alberta officially became a Canadian province on Sept. 1, 1905.Various festivities are planned this weekend ahead of the province's birthday on Tuesday.Smith's speech at Calgary's Heritage Park is set to come as the province's sepa...
Aug 30, 2026
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Canada

RCMP ask to meet ex-B.C. Conservative who says he was offered job to quit as MLA
British Columbia legislator Ian Paton said RCMP have asked to interview him on Wednesday, and expects them to ask about allegedly being offered a job to give up his seat so Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay could run. Paton, who quit the Conserva...
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B.C. government confirms errors worth $1.46B in gas revenue forecasts
Errors including botched currency conversions led the British Columbia government to overstate its forecasted natural gas revenues by about $1.46 billion over five fiscal years, officials confirmed on Tuesday. Energy Minister Adrian Dix said the most s...
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Former Montreal priest convicted in 2019 of abusing boys facing new charges
MONTREAL - A former Montreal priest who was found guilty in 2019 of sexually abusing two boys is facing charges of possessing and accessing child sexual abuse material. Brian Boucher's lawyer appeared in a Montreal courtroom today on his behalf, and th...
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Champagne says U.S. move to invite Russia to G20 meeting caused 'a lot of discomfort'
OTTAWA - Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne says Russia's presence at a G20 meeting hosted by the United States has made many countries uncomfortable. The United States invited Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov to attend the Tuesday mee...
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Check vaccinations before heading back to school: chief public health officer
TORONTO - Canada's chief public health officer is urging parents to check that routine childhood vaccinations are up-to-date as kids head back to school. In an interview on Tuesday, Dr. Joss Reimer said measles is still spreading, while vaccine misinf...
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B.C. boaters warned to avoid floating island that has mystified experts
Geologist John Joseph Clague said when he first heard that a floating island, bigger than a football field, had been spotted on a lake in British Columbia's northern Interior, he dismissed it as an "AI stunt." But Clague - a professor of earth sciences...
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