Alejandra Pulido-Guzman – LETHBRIDGE HERALD – apulido@lethbridgeherald.com The City of Lethbridge is asking residents who are affected by snow route operations to share their feedback with them through a survey that is now live on their website or by calling 311. With the warm weather coming to a halt this week and snow making an appearance once
Read More »Members of the LINK Regional Pathway Society spoke to the Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs on Thursday about the bike path from Coaldale to Lethbridge that is being developed. Construction on the first phase of the pathway started at Coaldale to Highway 512 in the fall of 2023. Currently $2 million has been raised ... Read More »
2 hours agoThe Canadian Centre for Behavioural Neuroscience held an open house on Saturday to wrap up University of Lethbridge Brain Awareness Week activities on Saturday. “I think one of the most important things about the event is the fact that we’re able to connect the public not only with the research that we’re doing here at ... Read More »
2 hours agoLETHBRIDGE HERALDapulido@lethbridgeherald.com Through an analogy of a kaleidoscope, Member of Parliament for Lethbridge Rachael Thomas shared parts of her journey at a recent event where she talked about her childhood, career and the many people she has encountered on her life’s journey. She started by sharing that while preparing for her speech, she encountered a ... Read More »
2 hours agoJustin Seward – LETHBRIDGE HERALD – sports@lethbridgeherald.com The Immanuel Christian Eagles senior girls basketball team have now won back-to-back 2A provincial titles after defeating the Three Hills Royals 86-53 on home court in Saturday’s final in front of a boisterous crowd. “It’s surreal man,” said Mike Greeno, Eagles head coach. “We’ve kind of been looking forward to ... Read More »
7 hours agoBy Justin Seward Lethbridge Herald The Lethbridge College Kodiaks indoor track team head north to Edmonton to battle in the ACAC Championships this weekend. “I think we are about as prepared as we can be, and that’s always a good feeling when you go to a competition and you’ve crossed all the T’s (and) dotted ... Read More »
3 days agoBy Justin Seward Lethbridge Herald The Lethbridge Hurricanes started their three games in a three day stretch with a 5-2 win over the Red Deer Rebels on Friday night at the Enmax Centre. “It was unbelievable,” said Miguel Marques, on the response after Wednesday’s 6-1 loss. “It was playoff hockey tonight . Red Deer’s (a) ... Read More »
3 days agoFROM THE HALL Blaine Hyggen – Mayor of Lethbridge March is here with plenty of notable topics and events to mention in this space. I was pleased to attend several local events on March 8 in celebration of International Women’s Day. In addition to my wonderful Lethbridge City Council colleagues Belinda Crowson and Jenn Schmidt-Rempel, ... Read More »
3 days agoLEAVE IT TO BEEBER Al Beeber – Managing Editor When councillor Rajko Dodic on Tuesday was making his case for an official business motion on bike lane construction and possible removal, I doubt anyone expected him to tell his fellow civic politicians – and the public – some of the insults he had to endure ... Read More »
4 days agoAT THE LEGISLATURE Nathan Neudorf – UCP MLA for Lethbridge East Alberta’s government is setting a clear and responsible path forward for renewable project development to ensure our electricity grid is reliable, affordable, and sustainable for generations to come. I am proud that Alberta continues to be a leader in responsible energy development, not only ... Read More »
1 week agoEditor: I am writing in support of the downtown bike lanes along 4th Avenue and 7th Street South, and for continued development of a cohesive and connected network of safe cycling infrastructure within the city of Lethbridge. I am dismayed by councillor Dodic’s motion to tear up the existing bike lanes and put a halt ... Read More »
3 days agoEditor: In southern Alberta, members of the rural medical community, and indeed the populace at large, have been heartened by last week’s 2024 provincial budget announcement of a $43-million allocation for a Rural Medical Teaching School at the University of Lethbridge. While we wait for further details to emerge on the vision for this initiative, the ... Read More »
6 days agoEditor: Although the general consensus of the people of Alberta appears to be we don’t want a PST, aka Political Suicide Tax here, there are still rumblings every now and then that we need one to counteract the boom and bust cycle. I would be more inclined to accept a PST if the burden was ... Read More »
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