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Wildlife trafficker loses appeal
A Brocket man who challenged his wildlife trafficking conviction on the grounds that Alberta's Wildlife Act shouldn't apply on First Nations land has had his appeal denied in court.
Malcolm Potts was convicted of 12 wildlife trafficking charges in February 2010 after an undercover wildlife officer found he hunted illegally, including for eagle parts.
Search is on for Citizen of the Year
There are many people in Lethbridge who go above and beyond to do things to help their community. But the Rotary Club of Lethbridge and the Lethbridge Herald are looking for that one citizen who stands above the rest.
Downtown power outage early Sunday
A downtown electrical transformer upgrade will require an early morning power outage Sunday.
Businesses in the block bounded by 3 and 4 Avenue S., between 6 and 7 Street will lose their power around 7 a.m. The work is expected to take about three hours.
Firm exploited residential school claimants: feds
The B.C. Supreme Court hearing into the findings of a court-ordered investigation into possible wrongdoing by Calgary-based law firm Blott & Company will continue next week.
30 Hour Famine opens students' eyes to effects of hunger
Thirty students at Winston Churchill High School felt the Domino's Pizza they had in class was the best meal they had eaten in some time.
These students were participating in the World Vision 30 Hour Famine.
RCMP investigating email fraud in the Crowsnest Pass
The resident reported on April 28 that his bank had received several emails claiming to be from him asking the bank to transfer large sums of money to international accounts.
leader of electronize
Grade 6 students Alexa Herasemluk, Jaxan Duff, and Tristen Johnson bring forward the leader of their world Electronize as the school hosted an artist in residency program April 23-27 with Concrete Theatre, a group of professional artists out of Edmonton.
Steps for Life walk Saturday at Henderson
Once again a large group of Lethbridge and area businesses and safety organizations are holding the Steps for Life walk around Henderson Lake.
The walk is Saturday at 10 a.m. and starts at the Henderson Lake Horseshoe pit picnic area.
Car-bike safety hinges on understanding, SACPA told
Improved infrastructure allowing bicycling to be a more viable commuting option would be also be great, says Annabree Fairweather, a board member of the BikeBridge Cycling Association, a local group trying to develop and promote cycling in the city.
City approves second route to The Crossings
City council has good news for teachers and students at the city's new high schools.
Council has approved construction of a second route Mauretania Boulevard from Whoop-Up Drive to their schools.
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