Residents are encouraged to come together and celebrate the environment and our community! On Saturday, April 26, gather at Legacy Regional Park for a day filled with hands-on activities, educational opportunities and meaningful environmental action.

Welcome back to Tuesday Trail Tips! This week, we’re diving into a super important topic: trail etiquette.

Let them eat cake! And burgers! And pizza! And ice cream! And let them do it more places!

There are now five approved locations in Lethbridge where food trucks and mobile vending machines can set up on a first-come, first-served basis.

The City of Lethbridge Parks department is excited to introduce Tuesday Trail Tips. The weekly series shares useful tips and fun facts about Lethbridge’s trail and pathway network.

Downtown Lethbridge comes alive in 2025!

The Re-Imagine Downtown Activation Grant will support several events in the coming months.

Work is underway to revive banks along the east lobe of Fairmont Pond.

The area has been hit by several floods over the years. The ensuing erosion has worn away significant amounts of the banks on the north and south sides of the pond.

As geese and ducks return from their winter migration, residents and visitors are asked to avoid providing them a ‘Welcome Back’ meal.

The reminder comes after large piles of food, intended for geese and ducks, were recently discovered along the shore of Henderson Lake.

Are you looking to work outside in fresh air, with a great group of people and the summer sun on your face? We’re hiring!

The City of Lethbridge is excited to announce a new strategic plan for Henderson Lake Park. It’s one of our city’s premier green spaces, boasting a 24-hectare lake, mature green spaces, playgrounds and more than seven kilometres of pathways.

Regular winter pruning of street trees is underway.

Winter is the best time for pruning most trees, when they are dormant and there is a reduced risk of spreading disease. Elm trees have a specific pruning window from October 1 to March 31. All elm wood is disposed of properly to prevent the spread of elm disease.