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What's in that cup? Canadian water quality not up to snuff, experts say
The water coming out of Mildred Dyck's tap doesn't worry her despite what happened in 2001.
Thursday Jul 31 | Lethbridge Herald
Breast cancer not just women's concern, says Run for Cure director
Ginny Goulet wants you to think pink. As the local volunteer run director for the 2008 Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation's Run for the Cure, Goulet is hoping Lethbridge residents will jump on board, as they ...
Lethbridge landfill tipping fees set for major increase
A near three-fold increase for the tipping fees at the Lethbridge landfill scheduled for the new year will definitely have an impact on the County of Vulcan, said Dick Ellis, general manager for the Vulcan ...
'Sex symbol' strikes out with voters
The elimination of Toronto's Sebastian Pigott from the Canadian Idol stage on Tuesday night seemed to come as a relief to the judges who had started to see the actor/musician as a looker but not a singer.
Enmax pilots personal wind plan
Residents of the Municipal District of Pincher Creek may soon be able to produce the electricity they need in their own backyard.
Top 9 proved the music of 'Dead Musicians' very much alive
Canadian Idol's Top 9 proved the music of 'Dead Musicians' is very much alive as they took the stage with highly energetic and emotional performances.
Walton takes lead into final round of Players Cup
Walton is sitting at 10 under 203 heading into Sunday's final round. Rob Grube , John Ellis and Dale Vallely of Medicine Hat, Alta., are tied for fourth at 205.
Top 9 proved the music of 'Dead Musicians' very much alive
Canadian Idol's Top 9 proved the music of 'Dead Musicians' is very much alive as they took the stage with highly energetic and emotional performances.
Man died prior to garage blaze: autopsy
A 66-year-old Lethbridge man whose body was recovered from a garage fire last week, likely died of natural causes prior to the accidental blaze.
Westside flood victim will go with the flow - again
Cliff Yanover's house in Ridgewood in West Lethbridge has flooded three times since 1995, but he's not leaving.
ASC Sets Hearing Date For Lethbridge Based Front Row Tickets
The Alberta Securities Commission has set a hearing date to deal with allegations that 16 companies and individuals breached Alberta securities laws by engaging in unregistered trading and illegal distribution ...
Parker rallies for win at city golf
Sports : Local Sports Last Updated: Jul 14th, 2008 - 05:22:33 By DAVE WELLS Lethbridge Herald Better late than never.
The Canadian Idol top 10 has been reduced to the top nine. The first Top 10 Results Show on Tuesday night saw Hamilton's Adam Castelli eliminated from the competition.
Police and fire investigators are probing the cause of a garage fire that claimed the life of a northside man early Monday.
Fewer tickets handed out Street Machine Weekend
During a weekend of street machines and muscle cars, an Alberta Traffic Sheriff vehicle didn't fare so well.
Climate expert says new homes should be built to withstand prairie weather
One of Canada's top climate experts wants new homes to be built to better to withstand what he believes is a growing risk of tornadoes on the Prairies.
City of Lethbridge seeks proposals for fleet repair and storage facility
The City of Lethbridge is seeking proposals for professional services for the development of a detailed design and tender preparation for a proposed fleet repair and storage facility.
A group of southern Alberta farmers Thursday won the right to a full Alberta Court of Appeal hearing on the fate of the proposed Montana Alberta Tie merchant electrical transmission line.
Head - Canadian Agriculture Library (CAL) Information Centre - Lethbridge, AB
The Foothills Library Association provides the Jobline as a service to the library community, primarily in Calgary, Alberta, and the surrounding area, but also includes position openings in the rest of the ...
A Stampede critique of Canada's political cowpokes
For 10 days each July, a fever sweeps over Calgary that permits "steer wrestling" and "chuckwagons" to enter normal conversation, makes screwdrivers a mandatory breakfast drink and allows western wear as ...
Alberta Liberals call for probe into provincial election
A call by Alberta Liberals for an inquiry into the shoddy handling of last spring's election may do little more than embarrass the Stelmach government, says a Lethbridge political scientist.
Collier murderer would strike again, inquiry told
After taking a trip into the mind of a person diagnosed with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, Karen and Greg Collier can't help wonder more and more why their 20-year-old daughter was left alone with a person ...
Torrential rains damaged 60 homes
The mayor of a southern Alberta city has lifted a state of emergency declared after a torrential downpour that damaged at least 60 homes.
Farmers against power project plan appeal
Canadian farmers trying to prevent construction of a major power line proposed for a route between Great Falls and Lethbridge, Alberta, are preparing to file an appeal.
Stephane Dion heads to heart of cowboy country to push new...
Federal Liberal Leader Stephane Dion rode into the heart of cowboy country Friday to lasso support for his green plan in a province that snorts at any whiff of the old national energy program.
Heavy rains and high winds caused severe flooding in Lethbridge yesterday, prompting Mayor Bob Tarleck to declare a state of emergency.
The mayor of a southern Alberta city has lifted a state of emergency declared after a torrential downpour that damaged at least 60 homes.
Express snap losing streak against Lethbridge
COREY ATKINSON The Moose Jaw Times Herald The Moose Jaw Miller Express may want to schedule all their games on weekdays at noon after their 4-3 defeat of the Lethbridge Bulls.
Downpour leaves Lethbridge in state of emergency
Three girls make their way across the Mayor Magrath Drive underpass in Lethbridge after a downpour overwhelmed storm sewers Tuesday.
Dozens of homes damaged after Lethbridge flood
More than 50 homes in Lethbridge, Alta. have been heavily damaged by a major Canada Day flood, but the good news is the water is receding and favourable weather conditions are expected to help with the clean-up ...
The mayor of a southern Alberta city has declared a state of emergency after an intense thunderstorm dropped more than 45 millimetres of rain in two hours.
Lethbridge police are tight-lipped following that city's second homicide of the year.
A gun battle on the streets of Kansas City, Missouri left a 13-year-old girl, two-police officers dead, two other officers badly wounded and the leader of a fanatical religious sect with six bullet wounds.