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Police offer tips for online shoppers
Lethbridge Regional Police have given several tips for online shoppers to help combat fraud.
The police say that a tip to prevent becoming a victim of fraud while using services such as Kijiji is to make sure that all transactions are done locally and in person.
An education in art
U of L researcher takes part in Herschel discussion
What's likely to happen when astronauts and astrophysicists get together at a conference is plenty of high-level discussion and some high-level fun.
Shy of breaking out of Earth's gravity field in a rocket, these space enthusiasts settled for a ride on a gondola during their Banff conference this past week.
Hironaka to receive Order of Excellence
Is Canadian immigration a charity?
Right-wing conservative discourse frames Canadian immigration as a form of charity; a benevolent exercise of a welfare state to the less fortunate people of the world. Since 96 per cent of the Canadian population are of immigrant descent, plausibly beneficiaries of state charity, then the issue becomes moot.
School district concert to benefit soup kitchen
Lethbridge School District 51 will be holding a benefit concert May 10 at the Southminster United Church.
The concert will be held to benefit the Lethbridge Soup Kitchen and will feature choirs from Dr. Gerald Probe Elementary School, Mike Mountain Horse Elementary School, G.
Break-in suspect arrested in Lacombe
On April 29, a security alarm went off at a business in the 3600 block of 9 Avenue North. Police arrived to find someone had broken into the business and the interior doors had been damaged.
Law enforcement ranks grow
A new crop of police recruits now can now begin their crime-fighting training in Lethbridge.
Ten of the newest Lethbridge regional police constables put palm to bible and were officially sworn in to the profession by Judge Timothy Hironaka Friday.
Blackfoot Family Lodge offers security
Power outages planned for south
Southside Lethbridge residents are being advised of a series of power outages next week, as utilities crews upgrade electrical services.
Nearly 250 residents will be affected over a four-day period starting Monday, officials say.
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