Lethbridge News

The sport of hockey is helping bring two communities closer together as a result of a couple of camps put on in Whitehorse and Lethbridge, Alberta.

Katimavik is coming to Lethbridge later this summer. "It is a go for sure," said Marie-Maude Hamelin, Katimavik spokesperson.

Allan Snowie, who was once an airline pilot for Air Canada, commemorates the 100th anniversary of Canadian flight by flying across the country in a 1914 Newport 11 fighter plane.

Two people died on southern Alberta highways within the last 48 hours. In the first instance, a 42-year-old southern Alberta man died in a head-on collision early Tuesday near Claresholm.

Bystanders rushed to the aid of a four-year-old American boy who nearly drowned in Wateron Lakes National Park yesterday.

Pamela Roth LETHBRIDGE HERALD This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Two18-year-old men are in Mounties' custody in connection with an apparent stabbing in Magrath Saturday morning that claimed the life of a 29-year-old man.

A Canadian energy company and an arm of the U.S. Energy Department are working on a deal to complete financing for a proposed Montana-Alberta power line that would span 214 miles and carry power from the region's emerging wind industry, officials said Tuesday.

Pamela Roth LETHBRIDGE HERALD This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Gage Adams didn't even flinch as he was getting the final touches put upon his latest tattoo.

Two 18-year-olds have been charged with murder after a man was fatally stabbed in Magrath.

Canada Day quiz: Which of these two school activities is more important to fostering national identity? Piping the national anthem over a rural elementary school's intercom for two minutes every morning, or; Teaching the fundamentals of Canadian history to high school students across the country as a requirement for graduation.

Following is the opinion of Chapman and Horsburgh, research experts at the University of Saskatchewan.

A jury has found an American man not guilty of slashing his drugged-up friend in the throat with a knife during an early morning scuffle last fall.

With echos of "shame on you, Mr. Stelmach," reverberating along 9 Avenue South, more than 100 people gathered in front of St.

Scientists in Canada and around the world are racing to find a way to stop a destructive fungus that threatens to wipe out 80% of the world's wheat crop, causing widespread famine and pushing the cost of such staples as bread and pasta through the roof.

LETHBRIDGE Lethbridge regional police continue to remind motorists to remove all valuables from their vehicles and ensure the doors are locked.

When up to 40 per cent of patients using emergency room services are there because of addiction to pain pills, having a methadone clinic in the city makes perfect sense to Bill Leslie.

An Edmonton-area man was sentenced Friday to two-and-a-half years in a federal prison for trying to smuggle a number of illegal handguns into Alberta earlier this year.

A convicted murderer is back in Lethbridge to face a second murder charge. Just released after serving time for murder in the U.S., 51-year-old Michael Joseph Gaston Desmarais was deported to Canada this week to face a dated murder charge here.

The case involving a 19-year-old man who was charged with drunk driving after a fatal crash that claimed the life of a Coaldale woman may be resolved next month.

A man charged with first-degree murder 16 years ago for killing a city man made his first court appearance yesterday.