Just after midnight on December 25, Lethbridge Fire & Emergency Services responded from three stations to a structure fire in the 200 block of Stafford Drive North.

The holiday season involves a lot of hustle and bustle, but there can also be a lot of down time. Thankfully, this season is chock-full of family activities to keep you engaged and entertained in Lethbridge!

An unscheduled water repair is impacting a small portion of 5 Avenue North.

On behalf of Lethbridge City Council, I want to congratulate new Lethbridge-West MLA-elect Rob Miyashiro on his by-election win Wednesday night.

If you own a business or a dog in Lethbridge, take note! The mail out of renewal notices for approximately 12,000 business and dog licences in the city is being impacted by the recent Canada Post strike.

A series of recommendations from last month’s annual budget review have now been officially carried by Lethbridge City Council.

As the holiday season approaches, Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services (LFES) reminds residents to take simple precautions to ensure safety and prevent fires. December is one of the busiest months for home fires, but many can be prevented by taking simple precautions with cooking, decorating and home safety. 

Lethbridge City Hall will be closed for a portion of the holiday season.

Crews are working to repair a water main break in the 100 Block of 1 Avenue South.  

The outside eastbound lane of 1 Avenue South, as it approaches Scenic Drive South, is closed. The inside eastbound lane and both westbound lanes remain open. 

This month marks an important milestone in Lethbridge public service: 100 years since the first women were elected to office.

In December 1924, Susan Bawden and Mary McClenaghan won election to the Lethbridge Public School Board.