The City of Lethbridge continues to support not-for-profit organizations with the 2024 Community Event Support Grant (CESG).

The program provides financial support for new and existing events that enhance the quality of life for the residents of Lethbridge, contribute to the culture of the community, create affordable entertainment and provide economic benefit to the City.

There will be a partial road closure in the 1200 block of 6 Avenue South beginning Thursday, January 4 so crews can complete patching work.

The partial road closure in the westbound lanes on Whoop-Up Drive near the University Drive exit, originally scheduled for Wednesday, January 3 to facilitate the replacement of light post, has been cancelled.

Residents and motorists are advised that 6 Avenue South is closed between 10 and 11 Street South to complete an emergency water main repair.

Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services were called out to Pavan Park area this afternoon after two residents were unable to hike out of the coulees.

Christmas may be over, but that’s doesn’t mean an end to holiday fun in Lethbridge!

Whether you’re looking to tickle your funny bone with live theatre or challenge your loved ones in nature-inspired games, here are five activities to keep your family entertained in the days ahead.

In the afternoon of December 26, Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services responded to a structure fire on Iroquois Crescent West.

Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services wants to wish the community a happy and healthy holiday season, but is urging caution when using open flames as lack of precipitation and dry conditions continue in the city.

As part of the work associated with the Building Safer Communities Fund (BSCF) secured in July 2023, the City of Lethbridge and Lethbridge Police Service are seeking input from the community on perceptions of safety.

The Federal BSCF aims to support Municipalities in addressing gun and gang prevalence, particularly among youth and young adults. This includes determining funding allocations for community-led projects and addressing knowledge gaps on the impacts of interventions in gun and gang violence.

Partnership, community building and celebration of Blackfoot language and culture are front and centre as the City of Lethbridge is looking to continue the successful OKI sign project.