News

Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services responded to a garage fire in the 2100 Block of 17 Street North at approximately 3:50 p.m. on July 20. 

Bridge maintenance on University Drive West will affect a small section of the roadway tomorrow.

In recognition of National Drowning Prevention Week (July 19-25, 2026), Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services (LFES) is reminding residents and visitors to be safe near water. To help everyone reduce risks while enjoying the Oldman River, or any other water body, LFES has compiled important reminders and tips to keep your family and friends safe. 

Due to a server error at the host site, paid parking kiosks downtown and the Flowbird app remain down. The kiosks and app are not accepting payments; therefore, ticketing violations have been cancelled for today.

Lethbridge Public Library is encouraging residents to share their experiences on library services and help guide its upcoming strategic plan. 

Public safety is always City Council’s top priority.

We're entering phase five of the Whoop-Up Drive/Scenic Drive Interchange Improvement project.

This phase includes brand-new streetlights to improve safety for motorists and pedestrians along this busy corridor.

Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services is strengthening local wildfire readiness after receiving $42,160 in funding from the Forest Resource Improvement Association of Alberta.

Three years into the curbside organics program, the City of Lethbridge is looking for feedback on how residents use their green carts. 

Off the Record is back with basketball, soccer and a chance for youth and first responders to come together through sport.