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More opportunities to view public art needed, council told
By Lethbridge Herald on February 6th, 2020
Tim Kalinowski Lethbridge Herald tkalinowski@lethbridgeherald.com While the City of Lethbridge through the Public Art Committee has funded several large pieces of public art and possesses quite a valuable institutional art collection, there are currently not a lot of opportunities for the public to engage with these taxpayer-owned art pieces, admitted community art and culture manager ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!Trial date pending in BTPS sex assault case
By Shurtz, Delon on February 6th, 2020
Delon Shurtz Lethbridge Herald dshurtz@lethbridgeherald.com A Blood Tribe Police officer charged with sexual assault, could set a trial date when he returns to court next month. An agent for Const. Bradley Chief Body’s lawyer appeared briefly in Lethbridge provincial court Wednesday, and pleaded not guilty on behalf of the accused to two counts of sexual ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!Avoid ‘juice jacking’ while travelling
By Submitted Article on February 6th, 2020
Submitted by the Better Business Bureau If you are travelling and your battery is running low, a charging station may seem like a lucky find. But think twice before plugging in your phone or other device! These USB charging stations – often found in spots popular with travellers – are part of a new cyber-theft ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!CIBC donation offers boost to U of L’s Navigator Program
By Bobinec, Greg on February 6th, 2020
Greg Bobinec Lethbridge Herald gbobinec@lethbridgeherald.com The University of Lethbridge’s new CIBC Navigator Program is designed to empower students with disabilities by giving them employment opportunities, and is now ready to launch after a large donation from CIBC. The CIBC Navigator Program is a five-year project made possible by a $250,000 donation. The goals are to ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!Fossil theft suspect may seek new lawyer
By Shurtz, Delon on February 6th, 2020
Delon Shurtz Lethbridge Herald dshurtz@lethbridgeherald.com A man accused of stealing a valuable ammonite fossil from a local mine may have to delay setting a trial date if he decides to find a new lawyer. The case for Logan Heavy Shield was in Lethbridge provincial court Wednesday, where the accused’s lawyer was expected to set a ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!Today’s SACPA to discuss liberal education
By Kuhl, Nick on February 6th, 2020
Lethbridge Herald Liberal education is rooted in an approach to learning that empowers individuals and prepares them to deal with complexity, diversity and change. Today, during the regular weekly Southern Alberta Council on Public Affairs session, set for noon at the Royal Canadian Legion, speaker Shelly Wismath will present “Why is Liberal Education Important in ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!Spring Job Fair presents choices for U of L students
By Bobinec, Greg on February 6th, 2020
Greg Bobinec Lethbridge Herald gbobinec@lethbridgeherald.com The University of Lethbridge gave students the opportunity to explore their options in workplace paid positions for the summer, during their second annual Spring Job Fair on Wednesday. Each year, the university hosts a job fair for students in the fall to give them opportunities to explore different positions they ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!Building code changes spark firefighter concerns
By Lethbridge Herald on February 5th, 2020
Tim Kalinowski Lethbridge Herald tkalinowski@lethbridgeherald.com Firefighters across the province and in Lethbridge are voicing their concerns with the Kenney government’s plans to overhaul the Alberta building code to allow for construction of 12-storey wood-frame buildings. “Our concern is the safety, not only of the community, but of the first responders going into those buildings in ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!Worst day ever?
By Submitted Article on February 5th, 2020
All of us have had bad days and good days and children are certainly no exception to this rule. Perhaps someone didn’t treat us well; someone said something mean, excluded us or ignored us. Perhaps someone else treated us with kindness, sincerely complimented us, invited us to be part of the group and listened to ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!Sen. Joyce Fairbairn School earns LEED Gold award
By Kalinowski, Tim on February 5th, 2020
Tim Kalinowski Lethbridge Herald tkalinowski@lethbridgeherald.com Senator Joyce Fairbairn Middle School has been awarded a gold level rating for environmental footprint and energy efficiency through the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design program. “LEED is an independent program of the building industry, and the Alberta government has instituted policies where the new builds should follow this ... Read More »
Be the first to comment!Judging begins for Bridge Prize winner
By Kalinowski, Tim on February 5th, 2020
Lethbridge Herald A local jury is culling through Bridge Prize applicants from across the country to choose the short stories which represent the best of the best student writing Lethbridge and Canada has to offer. The Bridge Prize was launched in March 2019 as a student short story fiction-writing competition to be awarded every second ... Read More »
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