A much more accessible Fritz Sick Pool has rewelcomed the masses!

An impactful renovation project has improved the building’s accessibility and safety.

A new mural, in the pedestrian underpass near Father Leonard Van Tighem School, is highlighting the creativity of local youth.

The City has a plan to make impactful upgrades to the Lethbridge Water Treatment Plant, without having to raise water rates for residents.

Everyone’s favourite weed eaters are back in the Lethbridge River Valley!

The Great Grazin’ Goats (not their official title…) are eating their way through leafy spurge, wormwood and thistle.

Double the weighing, half the waiting. 

New upgrades coming to the Waste and Recycling Centre will make it twice as fast for customers to access waste, recycling and organics services. 

Lethbridge City Council has a broad mandate to provide good governance, to develop and maintain a safe and viable community and to supply desirable and/or necessary services to the community. 

As the first official day of summer is rapidly approaching, there is no snow currently in the forecast. But planning has already commenced for next winter. 

More than 1,400 residents and stakeholders have provided feedback to help shape the future of the Land Use Bylaw in Lethbridge. Now the City wants to make sure we heard the Phase 2 feedback loud and clear.

The City of Lethbridge is investing more than $1.2 million to help local non-profits create more inclusive, accessible and welcoming spaces for residents.

Big changes are coming to the Henderson Ice Centre.

A two-phased construction project will improve functionality and accessibility. The upgrades will bring the Centre, which was built in 1975, into a more modern era.