Tails are wagging at the Lethbridge Animal Shelter, as dogs enjoy a new outdoor space. A 420-square-metre fenced dog run is now allowing resident canines to exercise, play and interact with one another in a more natural setting.

In a sure sign that spring is on the way, clocks are set to move one hour forward this weekend. The new Chief Fire Marshall of City of Lethbridge Fire & Emergency Services is encouraging residents to spring into action and check residential smoke detectors. 

The City of Lethbridge is continuing its commitment to supporting families and children with the launch of the Childcare Needs Assessment survey, running until April 2. The assessment aims to find the challenges faced by families and childcare providers and use this information to develop recommendations to support expanding capacity in Lethbridge.

It will take some time to review the entire scope of the 2024 Provincial Budget, including discussions with our City Treasurer, to see the full picture for our city.

The community is being asked for furrrr-ther feedback on animal regulations.

Phase two of the Animal Bylaw Review is underway with the launch of an online survey.

Get ready for a rink-rocking, heart-stirring Friday night as the Lethbridge Hurricanes Hockey Club blaze onto the ice at the ENMAX Centre to bring the heat for a good cause.

Love is in the air and in the work that our people do every day to deliver the programs and services that make our community shine! Are you looking for a job that you’ll love? A job where you get to work outside, with awesome people, and the summer sun on your face? We are hiring!

“We’re very grateful to our partners at the Government of Alberta for providing the funding to assist in the creation and delivery of this program,” says Councillor, Jenn Schmidt-Rempel. “Building towards safer and healthier outcomes for our community is a top priority for Council. This program will work to support those goals and will be another valuable resource for those who need it.”  

Lethbridge City Council on Tuesday voted unanimously to designate a new Municipal Historic Resource. The three-storey Whitney Block, located at 411 3 Avenue South, is a square, brick commercial building located close to Galt Gardens in the downtown core – and now becomes the 30^th Municipal Historic Resource in Lethbridge.

Scooters and e-bikes could be back in Lethbridge later this year. Lethbridge City Council on Tuesday voted unanimously to continue to permit shared micro-mobility services in the city.