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Commercial real estate company opens Lethbridge
Avison Young, Canadaa s largest independently-owned commercial real estate services company, has opened a new office in Lethbridge.
Lions throwers headed for Lethbridge
TRURO A group of Colchester County throwers are getting the chance to work with some high calibre talent for the next eight days.
At 105, gran's lived a lot of history
ON WEDNESDAY of this week, my grandmother turned 105. Yes, you read that right: 105 years old.
Elan consultants Sharon Madill, left, and her twin sister Diane Madill, check the contents of Susan Ferguson's closet.
Area towns get behind police college
Southern Alberta rallied behind the Town of Fort Macleod Wednesday at the Alberta legislature in the latest attempt to get design and construction of a new police college into its capital works schedule.
Accused denies attack on murdered man
A Lethbridge man charged with a brutal murder last year in the city took the stand Tuesday in Lethbridge Court of Queens Bench, and accused another man of assaulting the murder victim June 23, 2008.
Methadone clinic makes an impact
Four months later, there's little doubt Lethbridge needed a methadone clinic. Nearly 150 patients have taken part in the substance abuse program, its providers say - from teenagers to grandmothers.
Gibbons' decision on federal stimulus funds angers Nevada legislators
Utah abandoned its monitoring program for lead in the air four years ago because levels in the state were far below the federal standard, but new standards put in place during the Bush administration require new monitoring in the state, and Utah Department of Environmental Quality officials estimate it will cost the state about $100,000 to install ...
Blood evidence focus of Day 3 of murder trial
Blood stains were found on a pair of work boots, a pair of running shoes, a pair of jeans and a green towel owned by a Lethbridge man accused of killing George Shawnee Many Shots last year.
Accused's calls to 911 played at murder trial
Before his tragic encounter with two First Nations men, a Lethbridge resident demanded police do something about "drunken Indians" in the neighbourhood.
College thrilled by Crooks' donation
The college's plans for revamping its trades wing got a big boost Monday with its largest ever single private donation.
Prisoners of war were 'like...
The following story first appeared in the November issue of South Surrey/White Rock Source, published by the Now.
Looking beyond the battles and learning who the vets really are
Elliot Ferguson photo/Sentinel-ReviewHistorian and author Mark Zuehlke speaks to Huron Park pupils Thursday afternoon about Canada's role in the Second World War.Sun Media photo Elliot Ferguson/Woodstock Sentinel-Review/12/11/2009 Students at Huron Park Secondary School were encouraged by a historian Wednesday to look beyond the battles and find ...
Centre expands options for cancer patients
A $60-million expansion to the Central Alberta Cancer Centre in Red Deer will allow most people needing radiation to receive it locally once the new facilities open in 2012.
Power line would ship power south
Tonbridge Power Inc. announced Tuesday it has entered into an agreement with wind power developer Gaelectric North America Inc.
Lawyers dominate politics, but not one running in Mondaya s byelections
Monday's federal byelections will choose four new members of Parliament from a list of candidates that includes three farmers, four municipal politicians, a principal, a plumber, and an engineer - but not a single lawyer, a profession that dominates Canadian politics.
Canadian, Irish CO's team up on MT power project
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University reaches record numbers
The University of Lethbridge has the highest number of students ever with nearly 300 more students this year.
An assessment centre for southern Albertans who suspect they've caught the H1N1 flu will open today in Lethbridge.