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Brian Jean brings UCP campaign to Lethbridge
UCP leadership candidate Brian Jean stopped in Lethbridge Saturday, holding a meet and greet at the Lethbridge Senior’s Centre Organization, hoping to spread his platform and meet members from the community. Jean has served as a member of the Legislative Assembly for Fort McMurray-Lac La Biche since March, along with serving as the leader of ... Read More »
Tuesday, August 09, 2022
BLACK PLUME, Bernice DE VRIES, Albertha "Bertha" DYCK, Johanna "Jo" FRANCIS, Lowell Howard LAMANÉ, Huguette Jeanne NELSON, Karen PROVOST, Larry SORGE, Diane Laverne ... Read More »
Stub out that butt: fire dept. asks for help in preventing fires
Al Beeber – LETHBRIDGE HERALD – abeeber@lethbridgeherald.com About $4 million to $5 million in damages has been caused already this year in Lethbridge due to improper disposal of smoking materials. And the Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services wants to get out the word to residents to be extra diligent and careful. Fire prevention officer Troy Hicks on ... Read More »
Let Canada’s farmers grow their crops
FROM THE HILL Rachael Thomas – Conservative Member of Parliament for Lethbridge In 1978, at the Future Farmers of America convention, radio broadcaster Paul Harvey gave a speech entitled “So God Made a Farmer,” which outlined the characteristics of an individual who was fit to be a caretaker of the land and the animals that ... Read More »
The effects of the aging process catch up to us all
LEAVE IT TO BEEBER Al Beeber Lethbridge Herald Anyone who is reaching the age they can collect Canada Pension early knows what their body is starting to do. As we get older, we aren’t the same people we were physically in our 20s or 30s or even 40s. Being able to age gracefully is a ... Read More »
Judge rejects bid to have careless driving trial tossed
LETHBRIDGE HERALDdshurtz@lethbridgeherald.com The lawyer for a Lethbridge man charged with careless driving involving the death of a young boy had hoped to convince a judge that his client’s right to a speedy trial had been violated and the case should be thrown out. When the judge did the math, however, he determined the trial, which ... Read More »
New chair enhancing college’s public safety research
LETHBRIDGE HERALDapulido@lethbridgeherald.com Lethbridge College has appointed its first President’s Applied Research Chair in Public Safety, as a proactive approach to creating change in the public safety field and Canada’s criminal justice system. Kirsten Fantazir has been chosen for the role to work directly with partners to identify knowledge, skill and research gaps in the Canadian ... Read More »
Brier provides big bang for Lethbridge’s bucks
LETHBRIDGE HERALDabeeber@lethbridgeherald.com The Tim Hortons Brier provided a huge financial boost to the host city earlier this year. A report prepared by Sport Tourism Canada in May showed the event that ran March 4-13 at the Enmax Centre supported almost $16.8 million of economic activity in the Lethbridge area. The total net economic activity for ... Read More »
Galt visitors learn about roots of exhibit
The Galt Museum and Archives hosted an informational discussion on woodlands and prairie ecosystems Wednesday afternoon with speaker Lori Goater, Director for the Southern Alberta Group for the Environment. Focusing on the unique ecosystems here in Southern Alberta and Lethbridge, which rests between the foothills and prairie eco regions. With a passion for cottonwoods, Goater ... Read More »
Accused in Coutts protest case has bail conditions amended
LETHBRIDGE HERALDdshurtz@lethbridgeherald.com A southern Alberta man ordered not to have any contact with several individuals who were arrested during a protest near the Coutts border earlier this year, will be allowed to communicate with one of the co-accused. Eastin Stewart Oler, who is charged with mischief to property and possession of a weapon for a ... Read More »
