The City of Lethbridge has launched a new business survey aimed at better understanding the goals, challenges and needs of local businesses.

We’re painting the next chapter of Lethbridge’s Public Art story.

This builds on the original 2012 plan to reimagine how public art can enrich civic life through inclusion, placemaking and cultural vibrancy. 

A refreshed online safety resource has a new home.

Featuring new content and updated resources, the City of Lethbridge’s Online Safety Toolkit now lives on the Lethbridge Police Service website. The revamped toolkit helps families and youth stay safer in today’s digital world.

There is a major boost to Lethbridge’s affordable housing supply, with a new project rooted in Indigenous culture and community.

Thanks in part to $1.8 million of funding support from the City of Lethbridge, an Aboriginal Housing Society project adds 132 new housing units to the city’s inventory.

What began as a bold strategy is producing significant results across Lethbridge.

The Safety and Social Standing Policy Committee has received encouraging updates on the City of Lethbridge’s Encampment Strategy. Two years in, the strategy is making a real difference in reducing entrenchment and improving public safety.

Lethbridge Transit is making changes to bus routes around the city thanks to feedback from riders. The updated routes will take effect next Wednesday, June 25, and aim to improve the connection to growing neighbourhoods across the city. 

Lethbridge’s annual Battle of the Badges charity softball game returns to Spitz Stadium on Friday, June 27. The event features a friendly showdown between firefighters and police officers to raise funds for local causes. 

A much more accessible Fritz Sick Pool has rewelcomed the masses!

An impactful renovation project has improved the building’s accessibility and safety.

A new mural, in the pedestrian underpass near Father Leonard Van Tighem School, is highlighting the creativity of local youth.

The City has a plan to make impactful upgrades to the Lethbridge Water Treatment Plant, without having to raise water rates for residents.