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Old oil economy facing extinction
Reports last week indicate a new species of rare dinosaur has been discovered in Alberta. And it's not that small bone-headed critter found near Milk River we're talking about here - it's Gerry Protti, former Encana executive and president of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers.
Caution required
The Internet is a wonderfully convenient tool for the purchasing or selling of goods and services. The technology is able to connect buyers and sellers quickly and efficiently, even if they're continents apart.
But there's a downside: unscrupulous people are able to use the Internet to rip off unsuspecting victims.
Removing body checking a wise idea?
Young players have to learn to take a hit some time; delaying the lessons might cause more injuries
If you are a fan of hockey, or have a child involved in the sport, you likely had an opinion on the news last week concerning peewee hockey in Alberta and Nova Scotia.
New home for the arts in city
Tuesday marked a new beginning for the arts community in Lethbridge.
What started as a dream of a community arts centre has ended in reality, as Casa opened to the public with pomp and ceremony, with speeches, presentations and tours.
'Super seniors' are an inspiration
Active 'golden agers' show that aging doesn't have to be something to be feared
Television legend Barbara Walters - she has surely earned the title - announced Monday that she is planning to finally retire from her TV duties next year.
Science fair latest major event in city
The event is the 52nd annual Canada-Wide Science Fair, running today through May 18, and anyone who thinks today's youths spend all their time playing video games might like to check out the fair to get a different perspective.
Looking back has value
The Historic Lethbridge Festival wraps up Saturday, and for those who experienced the decade that introduced the Beatles, "flower power" and muscle cars, the week has provided a chance for nostalgia and reflection.
City's wish list balancing act
We have all heard these sayings before but for Lethbridge residents, it all rings true, particularly at this time, when city council continues to debate and discuss the future of many capital projects.
High praise for music education
Hadfield, the first Canadian to take command of the International Space Station, was joined by Canadians from coast to coast, Lethbridge included, in participating in the Music Monday campaign.
Justice for sex assault victims?
Results of a new government survey regarding sexual assault and the justice system paints a discouraging picture of the law's ability - or inability - to provide justice for victims.
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