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Saturday, April 22 is Earth Day and what better way to celebrate than keeping those unused household cleaning supplies, solvents, oil, paint and old electronics out of the landfill!

Since the beginning of the Fall 2022 semester, eight University of Lethbridge students participated in five applied studies projects as part of an emerging Work Integrated Learning (WIL) partnership between the City of Lethbridge and the University of Lethbridge’s Prentice Institute for Global Population and Economy.

Following extensive engagement and community feedback, Lethbridge City Council will not proceed on six previously-proposed dog park locations in established neighbourhoods. Instead, based on the engagement results, Council on Tuesday voted unanimously to consider appropriate areas for future dog parks when new Outline Plans, or amendments to Outline Plans, come forward. This will involve continued work with BILD Lethbridge, land developers and landowners moving forward.

Lethbridge City Council on Tuesday voted unanimously in favour of approving the 2022 City of Lethbridge Annual Report, which features a comprehensive breakdown of City finances and the 2022 audited financial statements.

The City of Lethbridge recognizes the value of special events and the contribution they make to the vitality of our community. 

​The annual neighbourhood Street Sweeping program will start next week. Weather permitting, signs will be placed in the first zone on Monday, April 17 and sweeping will start in the far south on Tuesday, April 18

The "Meat & Potatoes" of the curbside organics collection program.

​Do you know a local registered not-for-profit organization who is planning to renovate or expand their space? We have a great opportunity for them!

Public notices for pending and approved developments.

Historic places are important to our understanding of who we are and where we came from. They also contribute to our quality of life and our economy. Lethbridge/Sikóóhkotok is home to nearly 30 Municipal Historic Resources, more than a dozen Provincial Historic Resources, four National Historic Events, one National Historic Person and more than 100 archaeological sites. The City of Lethbridge Heritage Management Plan (HMP) was developed in 2007 to establish a framework for the City to protect Lethbridge's diverse Historic Places now and for the future. Lethbridge City Council recently voted unanimously to approve an updated 2023 HMP with several key updates.