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FRIDAY, September 02, 2022

COULSON, Jim COYNE, Michael (Mike) CRITTENDEN, Joyce FUKUSHIMA, Masahiro (Mas) GASH, Cheryl GRAY, Carmel HAZUDA, Helen IRVINE, Clifford Charles LEHR, Jerrilynn Karen Jensen MILLER, Mary Catherine MUNRO, Ida PEARSON, M. Norrine SMITH, Elizabeth Ellen TAYLOR, David Allen WALL, Jay ... Read More »


Foodgrains growing project makes impact around the world

Erika Mathieu – SOUTHERN ALBERTA NEWSPAPERS – ssnews@sunnysouthnews.com The Coaldale-Lethbridge Foodgrains Growing Project has added another successful year to the books. Combines set out to harvest the 166 acres of land yesterday for the annual Coaldale-Lethbridge Foodgrains Growing Project harvest barbecue. The plot of farm land (donated by Herb and Christine Wall), is just south of the ... Read More »


Coyotes football look to improve each day this season

By Justin Seward Lethbridge Herald The Chinook High School Coyotes football are feeling prepared ahead of the Southern Alberta High School Football League. The Coyotes used their exhibition win against Brooks on Aug. 26  and recent practices to take the opportunity to correct mistakes before heading into their season against the likes of Cardston, Catholic ... Read More »


Hurricanes rookies hit the ice for camp

The Lethbridge Hurricanes rookie camp of 42 players took to the ice for two games yesterday and today at the Enmax Centre. Will Sharpe was 11th overall  pick in the 2022 Prospects Draft and got his first taste of what a Western Hockey League camp is like. It was fun, said South Delta prodcuct, after ... Read More »


Fragmented health-care needs to be addressed in Alberta

Dr. Vesta Michelle Warren ALBERTA MEDICAL ASSOCIATION As the nation-wide crisis in primary care continues, the AMA is very   aware there are not enough family physicians to provide Albertans the care they need in the current system.  Lethbridge is often mentioned as a critical case, but there are many other communities with similar struggles. ... Read More »


Liberals should never have invoked the Emergencies Act in Ottawa

Editor:  This is the letter I sent to the federal committee who is looking into the use of the Emergency Act – perspectives@poec-cedu.gc.ca: My journey with new government regulations began when I started investigating the COVID vaccine. I found that anything that went against this vaccine was quickly taken down, or labelled as misinformation. Those ... Read More »


Matter adjourned for gymnastics coach facing sexual assault allegations

LETHBRIDGE HERALDapulido@lethbridgeherald.com A local gymnastics coach accused of sexually assaulting four young girls earlier this year, had his matters adjourned to October in Lethbridge provincial court Wednesday. Jamie Ellacott was charged in July with sexual assault and sexual interference after police responded to a report that a seven-year-old girl had been sexually assaulted while attending the ... Read More »


Galt’s Hands-on History program explores Blackfoot animal names

The Galt Museum and Archives hosted a Blackfoot Animals Language program this week taught by the Galt’s Elder Blanche Bruisedhead, teaching children and adults about the Blackfoot animals and their names while colouring along with her teaching. The program gave attendants learning opportunities about pieces of history regarding the Blackfoot culture. “It’s about language and ... Read More »


Plans already underway for next year’s Whoop-Up Days

LETHBRIDGE HERALDabeeber@lethbridgeherald.com The dust, or rain, has barely settled and Mike Warkentin is already looking forward to the next Whoop-Up Days. The chief executive officer of the Lethbridge Exhibition told media on Wednesday that planning is starting on the 2023 version of Lethbridge’s summer fair. And the Exhibition is looking for public input into possible ... Read More »


Downtown homeless camp slowly shrinking

LETHBRIDGE HERALDabeeber@lethbridgeherald.com A runner using the Civic Centre track early on a week day morning provided stark contrast to the sight city residents have become accustomed to seeing there. With the exception of one small enclave across from the public library where homeless can also be seen congregating, the proliferation of tents at the Civic ... Read More »


ASIRT report clears LPS officer

LETHBRIDGE HERALDapulido@lethbridgeherald.com The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) has concluded an investigation into an allegation of assault and sexual assault regarding a Lethbridge Police Service officer from an event on Aug. 4, 2017. A publication of the decision of the executive director of the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team, Michael Ewenson, from Aug. 26, ... Read More »