When wildfires forced thousands of Manitoba residents from their homes this summer, the City of Lethbridge stepped up to help. 

The City of Lethbridge is proud to partner with Lethbridge Polytechnic for their annual community celebration.

First responders save lives every day. Now they’re giving back through plasma donation. Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services and Lethbridge Police Service are joining Canadian Blood Services in the national Sirens for Life campaign, a partnership that brings together first responders across Canada to save lives through blood and plasma donation. 

The City of Lethbridge is looking to hire several hundred workers to help conduct its 2025 Municipal and School Elections, set for October 8-20.

During this year’s Election Period from October 8-20, in addition to electing the City of Lethbridge’s Mayor and eight Councillors, local voters will determine the following contests for a four-year term (October 2025-October 2029): Seven Trustees for the Lethbridge School Division and five Trustees for the Holy Spirit Catholic School Division.

Every two weeks, Tyler Branson and Jin Kim unhook their small boat and take to Henderson Lake. Although they both love being on the water, this isn’t a pleasure cruise. It’s serious work: ensuring the lake is safe for public use.

Knowing the job you’re applying for is a message that holds true for the private sector – and most certainly for those seeking a public office role through the 2025 Municipal Election, set for October in Lethbridge. Once elected, there will be a quick learning period. This installment of our Municipal Election 101 provides resources to help you understand and learn the roles and responsibilities of an elected official. 

The Business Development, Expansion and Retention Incentive Program is grant-based and was developed with the input of local industry.

Local firefighter-paramedic Patrick Berry is preparing to represent Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services, the City of Lethbridge and Canada on the international stage. He’ll compete in mountain biking at the 2025 World Police & Fire Games, taking place June 27 to July 6 in Birmingham, Alabama.

What does it take to save three ducklings in danger?

It turns out: eight City employees, some creative thinking and a whole lot of heart!