Tom Roulston

Global News at 6 Lethbridge for January 4, 2023.

Global News at 6 Lethbridge from January 3, 2023

Conservative incumbent Rachael Harder is the projected winner in the Lethbridge riding and will return to Ottawa as its member of Parliament for a third term.

RCMP said Friday that 37-year-old Dustin Big Bull has been charged with second-degree murder and causing an indignity to human remains.

An outbreak of COVID-19 in the small Alberta city of Brooks has sparked a community-led petition urging the temporary shutdown of the JBS meatpacking plant.

Over the coming days, the Fritz Sick Gymnasium will transition into a temporary homeless shelter, adding space for physical distancing.

On Thursday, the government released the final report from the Supervised Consumption Services Review Committee.

In his ruling, Justice Terry Clackson sided with an expert for the defence, who said the child died from a lack of oxygen and not bacterial meningitis.

Police in Lethbridge are investigating the sudden death of a six-month-old boy.

A group of Alberta aviation enthusiasts is hoping to buy a decommissioned jet and give it a permanent home in Lethbridge.

On Tuesday, the City of Lethbridge said Bramwell Strain will be stepping down due to personal circumstances effective Jan. 13.

Leighton Kolk believes there is a disconnect between what’s important to primary industries like agriculture and the federal government in Ottawa. But amid growing separatist sentiments in parts of Alberta, he doesn’t believe breaking up the country is the answer to the province’s economic woes.

RCMP believe alcohol and speed may have led to a two-vehicle crash that left a 66-year-old Coalhurst woman dead on Monday night.

The collision happened between Township Road 92 and Township Road 94, about three kilometres north of Highway 3, according to police.

Davis who is from Ontario, will be pursuing a new position as chief of police in Brantford, Ont.

Lethbridge police say an 18-year-old woman and 20-year-old man are each facing numerous charges in connection to a string of incidents involving a stolen truck.

Residents are being asked to limit the use of water for emergencies only until further notice.

Lethbridge police confirmed the death Friday evening and said Occupational Health and Safety is now investigating.

The university says the building will be 53 per cent more sustainable than the average science building in Canada, housing state of the art lab facilities and lecture halls.

The group said the submissions included a healthy newborn baby with the caption, “Life should be the most fundamental human right,” and another featured a pregnant woman with the caption, “Equality should begin in the womb.”