Karsen Marczuk

Early Tuesday morning, the province passed Bill 2, invoking the notwithstanding clause to order 51,000 teachers back to work.

The polls for the civic election closed at 8 p.m. on Monday, but the City of Lethbridge says residents shouldn’t expect any results that evening.

A new initiative aims to put Lethbridge on the map for creative arts and to attract future film productions.

Waterton Lakes National Park saw an increase in visitors over the summer after the federal government introduced free and discounted admissions for young Canadians to explore Canadian attractions.

As this year’s Whoop-Up Days continues to see “really good” attendance numbers, local community groups are banking on the added foot traffic to showcase their work.

Frontline officers with the Lethbridge Police Service (LPS) will be wearing body-worn cameras starting next year.

A municipal vote is less than 100 days away, and the City of Lethbridge continues to tweak its election process after the province introduced changes to the Local Authorities Election Act, or Bill 20, last year.

A significant bridge rehabilitation project expected to last nearly two months and involve several lane closures along Lethbridge’s Whoop-Up Drive is set to get underway next week.

Though mosquitoes are starting to be seen around Lethbridge, the city’s sole mosquito technician says the population isn’t “too bad” so far.

It’s a step closer in the process to get body-worn cameras purchased and implemented for police officers in Lethbridge.