Starting the morning of Thursday, August 28, City of Lethbridge crews will be replacing traffic signal boxes at the intersection of Mayor Magrath Drive and 14 Avenue.
Bridge rehabilitation on Whoop-Up Drive is making progress. The next phase brings the City of Lethbridge one step closer to a smoother, stronger crossing.
The City of Lethbridge is making changes to the traffic flow in the Fleetwood neighbourhood that will improve the safety of students, families, and residents who use the area. One-way traffic flow changes will take effect on Wednesday, August 27, 2025.
The sidewalk on the east side of 8 Street South, between 3 Avenue and 4 Avenue is getting upgraded, with an anticipated starting date of Monday, August 25, 2025. Pedestrians, business patrons, and visitors to the area are advised to be aware of detours and construction activities.
Peak hour lane changes will address significant congestion on Whoop-Up Drive. Ongoing inspections confirm it is now safe to move forward with this change.
The 2025 edition of Whoop-Up Days will officially begin with the traditional parade on Tuesday, August 19. Starting at 9 a.m. from Park Place Shopping Centre, the parade will proceed south on 3 Street South, east along 3 Avenue South out of the downtown area, turn north along 13 Street and then east along 9 Avenue North, ending at Galbraith Elementary School.
Effective immediately, heavy load trucks (excluding standard pickups) are temporarily restricted from crossing westbound on Whoop-Up Drive. All heavy load trucks must use Highway 3. The restriction is being made out of an abundance of caution.
Construction is moving forward on Pathway 17. The multi-use trail will run along 43 Street South and South Parkside Drive South. Construction begins on Monday, August 11, and includes traffic disruptions and detours.
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