City Council took proactive steps to mitigate the costs and risks associated with extreme weather for the community for years to come today.

Get ready for an environmental education! The City of Lethbridge Parks & Cemeteries and Water, Wastewater & Stormwater teams are gearing up for three days of teaching and action.

Spring cleaning and decluttering this weekend? Looking to find some free treasures in unwanted items? Good news! Reuse Rendezvous is back!

Although this plant looks harmless, it is an invasive species and is provincially regulated in Alberta as a noxious weed.

When it comes to laying the foundation for a greener future for our community, one local company has been leading the way as environmental leaders in their industry, brick by brick.

The Waste and Recycling Centre proves to be an ideal location for the bees, boasting a spacious grassed area conducive to the collection of pollen and nectar.

The City of Lethbridge is asking residents to pour their thoughts into the Water Conservation Plan Survey.

The survey, running from January 23 – February 7, is collecting feedback on current water conservation efforts, ways to improve conservation and potential incentives the City may consider implementing.

As the City’s Mandatory Recycling and Mandatory Organics program is getting ready to grade the first year of annual waste reports from the Lethbridge industrial, commercial and institutional (ICI) sector, one organization is already sitting at the top of the class.

Residents in Lethbridge have experienced everything from snowstorms in September to 15-degree days in December. The northern Alberta fires this year showed just how costly mother nature can be to communities, livelihoods and municipal infrastructure.

Households across the city have been using their green carts for six months and the results are more than ‘a-peel-ing’.