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The City is advising residents to exercise caution when using the river near Peenaquim Dog Park over the next 24 hours. 

Some things don’t get better with age. Wine? Yes. Playgrounds? No. With that in mind, the City of Lethbridge is replacing the playground in Mt. Blakiston Park. The play area was installed in 1999 and has come to the end of its life cycle.

Repairs to a pedestrian ramp will impact motorists and pedestrians on University Drive West. 

The ramp, at the southeast corner of University Drive and Heritage Boulevard West, will be closed. All pedestrian traffic will be routed back one block, to Heritage Crescent West. 

A Lethbridge Mother's Day tradition continues in 2025. The Parks & Cemeteries team will, once again, offer complimentary roses to visitors at Mountain View Cemetery.

In a presentation from City Administration and the consultant firm of Deloitte, the Economic Standing Policy Committee (SPC) was briefed on governance options that will reposition the functions of Lethbridge & District Exhibition (LDE) to better serve the community.

The City of Lethbridge Parks department is excited to partner with Lethbridge Plays to launch “Playground of the Month.” The initiative celebrates fun, inclusion and community!

In a joint effort to improve safety, ease traffic congestion, and support efficient emergency response, the Lethbridge Police Service (LPS) and Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services (LFES) are issuing a reminder to the community about what to do following a minor motor vehicle collision.

Now that the Federal Election has wrapped up, voters will soon shift attention to the coming 2025 Municipal Election, set for October in Lethbridge.

This week marks Emergency Preparedness Week, a national campaign that encourages Canadians to take proactive steps in getting ready for emergencies and making preparedness part of their everyday life. 

The 2025 theme – “Be Prepared. Know Your Risks!” – urges residents to learn about the hazards most likely to affect their area and take simple actions to reduce the impact of potential emergencies. 

The City of Lethbridge will mark Red Dress Day on Monday, May 5, to honour the memory of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls and Two-Spirit+ (MMIWG2S+) people.