His breakthrough silver nano-particle therapy research is working towards a cure for cancer. It also won Adam Noble, a 19-year-old student from Lakeville District Secondary School in Peterborough Ont.
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Nature Centre photo contest beginsSubscriber
The centre's annual Youth Photo Contest is underway for ages four to 17 years of age. Photos should be local and must fit into one of three categories:
- Lethbridge landscapes,
- People in Lethbridge parks, and
- Local plants and wildlife.
U of L downtown 'campus' opensSubscriber
Sex offender charged for breach of probationSubscriber
Lethbridge regional police have charged a man with breaching the conditions of a probation order.
On Wednesday, members of the High Risk Offenders Unit received information that a sex offender had breached the conditions of his probation.
Four local Canada-Wide Science Fair participants earn medalsSubscriber
The four local entries at this week's Canada-Wide Science Fair all earned medals, including a junior gold for Chloe Devoy.
The 13-year-old Grade 8 ƒcole la Verendrye student was honoured Thursday during the awards ceremony at the Enmax Centre.
Fort Whoop-Up ready to reopenSubscriber
Extendicare employees frustratedSubscriber
Lethbridge Research Centre to lose four employees to restructuringSubscriber
Agriculture and Agri-Foods Canada announced earlier this week people at facilities around the country could be looking at job cuts.
The Lethbridge Research Centre won't be immune to the cuts. Currently, the centre takes part in the research of rangeland activities and feedlot cattle.
Project Paintbrush to have longer seasonSubscriber
Project Paintbrush is a community volunteer program aimed at helping seniors and disadvantaged people in the community by painting their fence, house or garage, thanks to the efforts of the program's volunteer teams.
Oberle tries to allay PDD fearsSubscriber
The Province of Alberta's associate minister of services for persons with disabilities was at the Lethbridge Lodge Thursday for a public meeting about program changes for Persons with Developmental Disabilities (PDD).
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