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We’re just two days away from the City of Lethbridge’s next Community Conversation where residents can participate in fun activities while asking questions and giving feedback on City programs and services.

I want to begin by reminding and inviting all our residents to the City’s next in-person community engagement event, which is coming up on April 25.

It will take some time to review the entire scope of the 2024 Federal Budget, including discussions with our City Treasurer, to see the full impacts.

The stream feature at Prarie Arbour Park will soon be flowing again. It has been inactive for the past two summers due to damage to its rubber lining.

Lethbridge’s latest culinary adventure is ready to roll!

Food trucks and mobile vending machines can now operate, without requiring specific permission, in three City of Lethbridge parks:

Changes in climate and weather in southern Alberta are causing worries about water scarcity and ongoing drought. The City is working to proactively address these concerns with the development of the Water Conservation Plan and Strategy (WCPAS). The WCPAS was presented at the April 11 Economic and Finance Standing Policy Committee meeting.

Members of City Council received the first of monthly reports from Lethbridge & District Exhibition (LDE) today which highlighted the success of the recent Ag Expo and looked ahead to the summer Farmers’ Markets and Whoop-Up Days celebration. The report was presented at the Economic Standing Policy Committee (SPC), providing a transparent overview of the organization’s finances and operations.

Highlights from the April 9, 2024, meeting of Lethbridge City Council.

Lethbridge residents can slide into summer thanks to an upgrade at Legacy Park. A new stainless-steel slide is being installed at the Discovery Playground.

The legacy of Logan Boulet is now on full display at the Lethbridge arena bearing his name. Logan passed away on April 7, 2018, of injuries sustained in the Humboldt Broncos bus crash. By donating his organs, Logan saved six lives. His selfless act led to the “Logan Boulet Effect.” Canadian Blood Services estimates 150,000 people registered as organ donors in the weeks following Logan’s donation.