A Sunday outing on the Oldman River became a dangerous emergency when six boaters were caught near the weir during high-water conditions. Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services responded to the weir on the evening of July 5 with crews from four stations, eight emergency apparatus and 18 firefighters.
As thefirst class ofSouthern Alberta Medical Program(SAMP)students start their educational journey at the University of Lethbridgetoday,City Councilhas been excitedly readying the welcome wagon for their arrival.
Due to asphalt paving construction, 4 Avenue South, from 34 Street South to WT Hill Boulevard South, will be closed from 6 p.m. June 30 until the morning of July 2.
To avoid wet, muddy conditions and potential turf damage in Henderson Park, Canada Day organizers have made the decision to shift locations for some of this year’s activities.
Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services recently transitioned its Public Safety Communications Centre to a modernized and improved system. Emergency Services IP Network, also known as ESInet, replaces aging analog technology that has supported emergency communications for decades.
The second phase of a major traffic project begins next week.
On Tuesday, June 30, the Whoop-Up Drive/Scenic Drive Interchange Improvement will shift to the Scenic Drive South on-ramp, from westbound 6 Avenue South.
Several Lethbridge non-profits received CCPG funding to support planning, building and equipment projects that enhance inclusive community access to recreation, education and wellbeing.
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