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.

What’s under the High Level Bridge could hurt you. 

That’s why Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services is working with Canadian Pacific Kansas City to improve safety in the Oldman River where it meets the iconic High Level Bridge. 

Some of the top bridge experts in Canada have been engaged and have advised the City of Lethbridge that Whoop-Up Drive remains safe for motorists.

Motorists using Whoop-Up Drive for their daily commute will be facing some additional traffic challenges following an incident yesterday. 

The City of Lethbridge is moving forward with critical upgrades to its Water Treatment Plant. This phase begins thanks in part to a $9.2 million grant from the Province of Alberta.

At its regular meeting on Tuesday, Council approved the allocation of one-time funding of $475,000 from the Municipal Revenue Stabilization Reserve (MRSR) to provide temporary resources to complete and implement its Economic Development Strategy as well as potential future development-based incentives.

Starting next year, front-line officers with Lethbridge Police Service will be wearing body-worn cameras. At its regular meeting on Tuesday, City Council approved the funding requests based on recommendations from the July 10 Economic & Finance Standing Policy Committee meeting.

Starting today, the City of Lethbridge is launching a Community Satisfaction Survey to gather valuable feedback from residents and help guide ongoing efforts to improve programs and services.  

It may be the middle of summer, but preparations for this fall’s Municipal and Schools elections are gearing up.

The City of Lethbridge is taking strategic steps to enhance air service at the Lethbridge Airport (YQL). The goal is to improve regional connectivity, support economic growth and make air travel more convenient for residents, businesses and the region.