In a joint effort to improve safety, ease traffic congestion, and support efficient emergency response, the Lethbridge Police Service (LPS) and Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services (LFES) are issuing a reminder to the community about what to do following a minor motor vehicle collision.

The sun is sunning, the greeneries are greening and the insects are insecting!

Yes, it feels like spring has officially arrived in Lethbridge. To help everyone know what to expect, the Parks Department is sharing a summary of the levels of service for different park areas.

With warmer weather rolling in, the City of Lethbridge is reminding residents to roll out their curbside green carts every week for pick-up. 

Weekly collection resumes this week, May 5.

Circle your calendars for the 24th of May, 
Because from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., big trucks will be on display! 

The City of Lethbridge will mark Red Dress Day on Monday, May 5, to honour the memory of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls and Two-Spirit+ (MMIWG2S+) people.

As of May 1, the City’s new Animal Care and Control Bylaw is officially the law of the land. It streamlines all animal-related regulations into one modern, accessible document.

Lace up a pair of comfy walking shoes and step into the heart of your community! 

This year’s local Jane’s Walk events run May 2-4 and will cover a variety of topics and spaces, including public art, parks, historic sites, neighbourhoods, nature and more.

Two inner lanes of Whoop-Up Drive will be closed Wednesday, April 30. 

Crews will be servicing the emergency crossover gate on Whoop-Up Drive, just east of the University Drive overpass.  

With a direct tie-in to the 2023-2026 City of Lethbridge Operating Budget, approved in November 2022, property tax rates for 2025 have now been set and notices will soon be sent to property owners in the city.

Welcome back to the final instalment of Tuesday Trail Tips... for now.

To close out this inaugural season, we’re tackling an important topic: building jumps and trails in the River Valley. Simply put: please don’t do it!