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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.

It will take some time to review the entire scope of the 2024 Provincial Budget, including discussions with our City Treasurer, to see the full picture for our city.

The community is being asked for furrrr-ther feedback on animal regulations.

Phase two of the Animal Bylaw Review is underway with the launch of an online survey.

To create efficiency and streamline processes, all calls for parking-related concerns will now be moving to 311, effective March 1. Residents needing to report a parking-related concern will now need to call or online chat with our customer service team at Lethbridge 311.  

Having a long-term plan and guiding document for how the City’s transportation networks will interface with one another – to enhance the mobility choices of residents, visitors and workers, support goods movement and connect land uses – is of vital importance. That overarching goal, along with extensive community engagement, the new travel demand model, technical analysis and previous plans and studies, all informed the development of the 2023 Transportation Master Plan (TMP).

Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services responded to a structure fire to a single-family house in the 400 block of 12 Street North at 6:48 a.m. on Wednesday, February 21.

Simple gestures of kindness can make a world of difference to those impacted by an emergency. To best support our community, the City of Lethbridge is looking to bolster its list of Emergency Social Services (ESS) volunteers, who are on the frontlines to help those in need.  

Get ready for a rink-rocking, heart-stirring Friday night as the Lethbridge Hurricanes Hockey Club blaze onto the ice at the ENMAX Centre to bring the heat for a good cause.

Pruning of city trees has been completed along 13 Street South.  Crews have begun working on their final location, in between 3 to 6 Ave South and 9 to 13 Street South, today.

Although this plant looks harmless, it is an invasive species and is provincially regulated in Alberta as a noxious weed.