Many Lethbridge residents want to spring clean and donate their unwanted items as summer approaches. Cindy Giles dropped off a donation box of clothes and stated, “I wanted to find somewhere where they would actually use them there; not give them to someone who will sell it.” Many organizations accept donations in Lethbridge, and some […]
If you are coming from Calgary or Lethbridge, the first view of the city is from the top of a coulee. It is spectacular. The town’s landmark, the High-Level Bridge (depending on the season), stands tall against the green, white, or gold coulees while the Oldman River flows along the bottom. Where is Lethbridge? It […]
Finding auto insurance can be a difficult and stressful process, especially for those who don’t have much experience when it comes to average rates and coverage. Fortunately, InsurEye’s expert team knows exactly how to find the best car insurance in Alberta, and at the best price! With a solid team of professionals by your side, […]
Are you considering a fishing holiday? If so, look no further than a trip to Alberta, Canada, for a bit of fishing luck. Alberta is full of rivers, streams, and especially lots of trout. Alberta’s Bow River is probably the best place for hungry anglers looking for a great fishing adventure. You will not be […]
An Alberta sole proprietorship registration is covered by the Alberta Partnership Act. The statute says that any person who (1) is engaged in business for trade, manufacturing, contract or mining purposes; and (2) is not associated with any other person or persons and uses as a company name a name or designation other than that of […]
Alberta is an ideal holiday destination to enjoy a holiday to the full in every season. Rentals in Canada are very popular in the Alberta region. It is vital for tourists to plan their vacation activities in Alberta in advance. The top five things to do in Alberta are: golf Tourists can make their trip to Alberta a […]
In Canada, each province and territory has jurisdiction over its own education system. Public education is free for all Canadian citizens and permanent residents under the age of 20. Parents are responsible for providing school supplies, school uniforms are not worn, but band and sports uniforms are also the responsibility of the parents. In Alberta, students between […]
Alberta is one of three prairie provinces in Canada. Of the three, Alberta is the most populous and fastest developing province. Alberta, one of the ten provinces in Canada, is named after Princess Louise Caroline Alberta, the fourth daughter of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. In size, the province is the size of Texas or France, and as […]
It seems that there would be great benefits throughout Alberta if broadband internet were available for every home in the province. The year-long study was commissioned by SouthGrow Regional Economic Development here in southern Alberta. Coutts Mayor Jim Willett is the Southgrow Chairman. He says this study shows that these benefits far outweigh the cost […]
The provincial government has published a complete list of cuts to Alberta’s park system. There are 11 full closures, including Little Fish Lake Provincial Park and Blériot Ferry Provincial Recreation Area near Drumheller, and nine partial closures – where the park is open to the public, but there will be non – services – including […]
Mayor Chris Spearman says the city of Lethbridge will take some time to see how the province’s recovery plan will affect things here. Last week, the CPSU government announced a step-by-step approach to get the Albertan economy back on track as restrictions related to COVID-19 slowly ease from Monday, May 4. If all goes according […]
The city of Lethbridge declared a local state of emergency because of the COVID-19. The order entered into force 1: 30 pm Wednesday (March. 18) and gives the local authorities the power to execute special orders in accordance with the provincial Emergency Management Act. Mayor Chris Spearman says the city is always focused on the […]
Local school districts must find ways to work with less after the province announced this weekend a temporary cut in funding for K-12 education to reflect the cost of home learning by students during COVID-19. The UCP government said a few weeks ago that Alberta school authorities would receive the full allocation of funds for […]
A woman from Lethbridge argues that not enough is being done to prevent drug residue from littering public spaces. Janessa Fyfe told MyLethbridgeNow.com it is frustrated needles are set aside, where the user decides just to be a danger to innocent children. She expresses her concerns after her six-year-old son was stabbed by a syringe […]
City Council announced Tuesday (Dec. 10) that the Municipal Director Bram Strain resigns from the city of Lethbridge due to personal circumstances. Mr. Strain moved from Winnipeg, Manitoba to Lethbridge and began work on August 15, 2018, one of his first tasks was to lead the organization through a comprehensive operational review. He actually informed […]
A campaign is being launched to support local businesses during the covid-19 crisis. The Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce, Economic Development and the BRZ city centre have created something called #inthistogetheryql. Trevor Lewington of economic Development Lethbridge says this prompts residents to use this word-click on Social Media platforms to show moral support for businesses in […]
Some significant funding cuts for local school districts when the province decided to temporarily cut funding for K-12 education reflect the cost of learning at home during COVID-19. Friday (April. 3), the Holy Spirit Department says it will lay off 181 employees with a budget reduction of less than million. “Meet the schedules and estimated […]
The University of Lethbridge joins the National Dialogue Series on justice and inclusion. The aim is to facilitate the discussion in order to develop concrete measures, changes, higher education and the communities where these universities and universities are located. U L President, Dr. Mike Mahon says that the University of Lethbridge is a diverse campus […]
LETHBRIDGE, AB – with a big push to support local businesses in Lethbridge, especially now that things are limited due to covid-19 provincial restrictions, they are encouraged to try a local delivery option. Downtown Lethbridge and the heart of our city committee, together with the Lethbridge Chamber of commerce, Lethbridge Economic Development call the company […]
CALGARY-Christmas will be different for many Albertans this year. The province has banned all indoor, and outdoor, social gatherings for the next four weeks. The ban will essentially kill holiday family reunions. Prime Minister Jason Kenney says the harsh truth is the biggest single source of viral transmission is home gatherings. “If we relax public […]
The Japanese Garden Nikka Yuko is recognized by his colleagues in the North American garden industry as a place to see. Nikka Yuko was named one of the top 10 North American gardens of 2019 at the North American Garden Tourism Conference in Victoria, British Columbia, on November 5. The awards are presented every two […]
LETHBRIDGE-despite the challenging business climate in 2020 due to the persistent covid-19 pandemic, the creative spirit of Lethbridge’s entrepreneurs is still alive. Monroe Salon Studios opened in the city on October 15, with many businesses outside the spaces inside, much like a shopping mall. Monroe CEO and owner Tanya Kellington says she understands the provincial […]
LETHBRIDGE-Monday was a moving day for Richard Woslyng and his friend Lou, who took possession of their own apartments after spending months at the Lethbridge Stabilization Center and the shelter. “It feels good to have keys opening a door again,” said Woslyng, who had been living in a shelter since late January, after living in […]