Danica Ferris

The food banks were thrilled to exceed the 50,000-pound goal for the annual Target Hunger city-wide food drive.

Seniors Week kicked off with an event in Taber on Monday, and while the week is a celebration of the aging population, it’s also shining a light on some of the issues they face.

The City’s Gateway to Opportunity 2022 Action Plan lists the health and well-being of residents as a top priority.

A new survey for the Tire and Rubber Association of Canada showed that 66 per cent of respondents said fuel prices will force them to cancel or limit their road trips this year.

Vocal opposition to the province’s proposed K-6 curriculum continued on Saturday, leading to ‘Ditch the Draft’ rallies across Alberta on Saturday, including in Lethbridge.

If ratified, U of L faculty could return to work as early as Tuesday and classes could resume by Wednesday.

The Lethbridge Police Service is asking for the public’s help with an investigation looking into the physical assault of a 12-year-old boy on Monday.

Councillor Rajko Dodic would like a closer look at the costs of curbside organics collection is Lethbridge.

Barwegen says she could have never predicted how her cousin would burst into the ACAC.

The province announced on Thursday that back-to-school has been pushed back to Jan. 10, 2022.