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Starting September 1, 2022, paid parking is being introduced at the ENMAX Centre as a fair and equitable way to generate revenue from users (both local and visitors) and to reduce the ENMAX Centre's reliance on support from Lethbridge taxpayers.

Bylaw 6330 would amend the listed bylaws, along with 3 additional procedural bylaws.

This is a rezoning to allow for the development of an elementary school site in compliance with the West Lethbridge Phase 2 Area Structure Plan and Garry Station and Piers Outline Plans.  

November is still many months away, but it was at the centre of an important Council decision recently in order for the Royal Canadian Legion to move ahead with installing more than 70 banners on light standards in several areas across the city.

As Lethbridge gets ready to welcome more than 100 teams from across the province for the Alberta Treaty Hockey Games this week, there will be a unique public art installation helping the tournament skate smoothly.

What an incredible 10 days of entertainment we just had in our city! Last Sunday, I was invited to speak at the closing ceremony at the 2022 Tim Hortons Brier. I spoke about what an absolute honour it was to have Lethbridge as host and what a thrill it was to have fans back at the ENMAX Centre to witness this incredible event in person.

Welcome to the second hundred set of days with our new City Council. Earlier this month, we marked the 100^th day since we were sworn in to office – and I want to begin by saying again what a great honour and privilege it has been to serve Lethbridge residents as your Mayor and Council.

​Welcome to the first Mayor's Column of 2022 and thank you for continuing to read this monthly update from City Hall!