Lethbridge News

Igor Kovalchuk, Ph.D., MD is Professor and Board of Governors Research Chair at the Department of Biological Sciences, University of Lethbridge.

Herald photo by Ian Martens Striking CP Rail employees wave to passing motorists as they rally Thursday afternoon at the Churchill rail yard in the cityA1s northside industrial section.

Brendan Fernandes has his outfit picked out. The 32-year-old artist, who splits his time between Toronto and Brooklyn, will wear a golden leather bomber jacket, which he says is "a bit Michael Jackson." It's on loan from designer Marc Jacobs, who regularly dresses Fernandes for openings.

Lethbridge Herald A Nelson, B.C. woman acquitted of killing a teenager in a car crash in Lethbridge in 2008 is still waiting to find out when she'll have to stand trial for a second time.

Candis Kirkpatrick, executive director for Tourism Moose Jaw recently spent time in Alberta and Manitoba offering information on The Friendly City.

Rigid party discipline imposed by party leaders such as Prime Minister Stephen Harper is the reason most people see their backbench MPs as nothing more than 'trained seals,' says one expert.

The body of a young man lay wrapped in a white tarp in the drizzling rain on Wednesday morning, as police investigate what appears to be the city's eighth homicide of the year.

Lacey Vornbrock for the lethbridge herald The Lethbridge Public Library has a new way for readers to access eBooks.

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Lethbridge police have charged three men following an armed home invasion and the subsequent discovery of a marijuana grow operation.

Police are investigating after the body of a 23-year-old Lethbridge woman was found floating in a lake in Waterton Lakes National Park.

Alberta elected another majority Progressive Conservative government last month, but it isn't more of the same, says political scientist Harold Jansen.

Heavy frost in southern areas of Alberta late last week damaged newly planted canola crops, according to an agronomy specialist with the Canola Council of Canada.

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Over the last several years, the number of campers visiting the lands throughout southern Alberta and surrounding Lake Koocanusa in southeast B.C. has increased dramatically.

"Don't forget to get ahold of your favorite derby grrrl for your Heads May Roll Derby Bout on May 26th!! Tickets are only $10!! Come cheer on the Electric City Roller Grrrlz as we take on Lethbridge Alberta!!!!" Electric City Roller Grrrlz vs Deathbridge Derby Dames! Doors open at 6pm and bout starts at 7pm.

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Safety City's efforts help keep our kids safe on the streets and beyond Lessons learned in school are certainly important, but there are lessons youngsters need to learn outside school walls that are just as crucial, if not more so.

With spray-painted outlines where a pair of dead bodies lay Sunday, children played in a park just a few dozen feet away.