Saint-Laurent, Quebec, is the official twin city of Lethbridge. The two communities entered into a formal city-to-city twinning arrangement in 1967 as part of a Canadian Centennial project to promote cultural and social relationships between Eastern and Western Canada. Exchanges occur annually, alternately involving seniors and students. In 2024, the City of Lethbridge and the Borough of Saint-Laurent will be hosting an exchange for youth 14–16 years of age as of January 1, 2024.

Monday, February 19, 2024 is Family Day. The City of Lethbridge will have service level changes.

Downtown Lethbridge will be activated to its core in 2024!

Nearly $75,000 has been approved to support several events in the first intake of the Re-Imagine Downtown Activation Grant.

Christmas may be over, but that’s doesn’t mean an end to holiday fun in Lethbridge!

Whether you’re looking to tickle your funny bone with live theatre or challenge your loved ones in nature-inspired games, here are five activities to keep your family entertained in the days ahead.

It’s a day full of celebration, storytelling and community as the Cavendish Farms Centre hosts the inaugural Blackfoot Winter Solstice.

The celebration recognizes and pays respect to the Blackfoot community in the form of a dedicated Indigenous art display and ceremony with local Indigenous leaders.

Monday, December 25 is Christmas Day.
Tuesday, December 26 is Boxing Day.
Monday, January 1 is New Year’s Day.

The City of Lethbridge will have service level changes over the holiday season.

Partnership, community building and celebration of Blackfoot language and culture are front and centre as the City of Lethbridge is looking to continue the successful OKI sign project.

Details about the Expressions of Interest for orgnaizations who wish to consider having an OKI Sign permanently hosted at their location.

Students, teachers and families will soon be welcomed through the gates of their school with a welcoming ‘Oki’ thanks to a partnership with the City of Lethbridge.

Recognition of community building and unity unfolded in a cultural celebration as the City of Lethbridge and the Reconciliation Lethbridge Advisory Committee (RLAC) held the first Reconciliation Awards evening Monday night in City Hall.