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Charges dismissed Cardston wrongful workplace death case
Posted on 24 March 2021Charges against a Cardston company following a work-related death of an employee three years ago have been dismissed.Judge John Maher ruled March 18in Lethbridge provincial… Read More »
Highway 3 interim improvements ongoing near Crowsnest Pass
Posted on 24 March 2021The Municipality of Crowsnest Pass reminds motorists coming in from the out of the area that the Highway 3 Interim Improvements project was slated to… Read More »
Newspaper writer from Coaldale continues to add to his literary legacy
Posted on 19 March 2021Ryan Uytdewilligen is a gifted writer and enthusiastic sponge of historical facts, especially those involving Southern Alberta.Raised on a farm north of Coaldale, having gone… Read More »
More than 250 Alberta pharmacies now offering vaccines
Posted on 18 March 2021Alberta's government is rapidly expanding the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines through community pharmacies province-wide.There are now 259 pharmacies in 107 communities offering the vaccine â€"… Read More »
‘Germ Hunters’ discover rare disease in rural Alberta
Posted on 18 March 2021A rare pulmonary disease that is linked to bats has made Alberta home, according to new research led by provincial lab scientists. Infectious disease experts… Read More »
XL workers leaving was a disappointment, but the Town of Oyen moves on
Posted on 18 March 2021While there has been a lot of debate in discussing the Keystone XL Pipeline, its cancellation due to President Joe Biden's cancelling the permit of… Read More »
Early Wednesday morning Granum incident resolved: Fort MacLeod RCMP
Posted on 17 March 2021The incident in Granum has been resolved. RCMP had attended the residence to assist Lethbridge Police Service (LPS) with the execution of an arrest warrant. The wanted… Read More »
Lethbridge Farmers’ Markets preparing for 2021 season connecting area vendors and shoppers
Posted on 16 March 2021Lethbridge & District Exhibition today announced the countdown is on for the May 8 kick-off of the Saturday Farmers' Markets at Exhibition Park. Also returning… Read More »
Four instalments instalments in: MHC-produced Mental Health Series has proven to be popular
Posted on 16 March 2021In January, the Medicine Hat College announced the launch of the Community Connection: Mental Health Series with the help of the Niwa family from southeast… Read More »
If passed, Bill 213 would see maximum speed limited go to 120km/h on some highways
Posted on 11 March 2021On March 11, Spruce Grove-Stony Plain MLA Searle Turton introduced Bill 213, the Traffic Safety (Maximum Speed Limit for Provincial Freeways) Amendment Act, which, if… Read More »