Unemployment in southern Alberta rose to 7.3 per cent in April, the second highest among economic regions in the province, according to Statistics Canada.
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Unemployment in southern Alberta rose to 7.3 per cent in April, the second highest among economic regions in the province, according to Statistics Canada.
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Rent prices seem to be constantly ebbing and flowing, and right now, the cost of rent is higher in Lethbridge than in Alberta’s capital city of Edmonton.
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The Director of Infrastructure Services will present a report Thursday to Lethbridge city council acting in its role as Economic and Finance Standing Policy Committee on utility rate comparisons of communities across the province.
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The Holy Spirit Catholic School Division is now officially ready to begin construction of the new West Lethbridge elementary school, after the land was blessed and the sod was turned Wednesday morning.
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The provincial government announced last week that the number of housing starts in Alberta is higher than the first quarter of 2024, which is also the case here in Lethbridge.
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In its Budget 2025, the Alberta government has raised education property taxes and one Town of Claresholm councillor is inviting ministers to explain what will happen with the increase.
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Some Lethbridge homeowners might be surprised to see an almost 14 per cent increase in their education taxes when they get their property tax bill this spring.
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A light agenda on Tuesday will have Lethbridge city council being asked to give first reading to five bylaws.
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Lethbridge’s police chief is looking forward to a robust discussion during tonight’s town hall meeting.
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Unemployment in southern Alberta fell by half a percentage point in March, according to new numbers from Statistics Canada, which puts the rate in Medicine Hat-Lethbridge economic region at 6.7 per cent.
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