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Heating equipment is one of the leading causes of home fires during winter months. 

As the heating season kicks into high gear, Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services reminds residents to heat their homes safely to protect their families and our community from fire hazards and carbon monoxide poisoning. 

Female youth are invited to join off-duty female first responders tonight for an evening of free sports, activities and mentorship with Off the Record: StrongHER Together.

The City of Lethbridge is excited to announce a new strategic plan for Henderson Lake Park. It’s one of our city’s premier green spaces, boasting a 24-hectare lake, mature green spaces, playgrounds and more than seven kilometres of pathways.

Starting on Wednesday, February 5, Transit users can expect a change to schedules around the city as part of Lethbridge Transit’s continuous improvement process.

Siphon leaks in the River Valley have been repaired and are now fully operational.

The leaking was first noticed on January 8 when it caused a sinkhole and wastewater to surface.

Get ready for a bigger, better and more accessible Canada Day in Lethbridge!

Beginning in July 2025, the City of Lethbridge and Lethbridge District & Exhibition (LDE) will combine forces to host Canada’s birthday. Some activities will stay at Henderson Lake Park (including the popular Kid Zone) while others will shift across the street to LDE.

Crews from two stations were called to a vehicle fire at a westside residence on Sunday, February 2.

Do you have reservations about reporting business waste? 

Jeff and Allison Gliege, co-owners of Firestone Restaurant and Bar, felt overwhelmed when the City introduced its mandatory recycling and mandatory organics program. Rather than fear it, they gave it a shot – and quickly realized it wasn’t as daunting as it seemed. 

Lethbridge Police and Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services have partnered in a new Tactical Emergency Medical Support (TEMS) initiative that will help save lives during high-risk incidents where every second counts.

Another eye in the sky is helping motorists monitor a busy stretch of road in real-time.

A new traffic monitoring camera points directly at the Highway 3 river crossing. It captures westbound and eastbound traffic before, on and after the bridge. The camera takes still images every two minutes, covering the previous 20 minutes of activity.