Lethbridge dog owners are required to pay an annual expense that could benefit them more than just having to pay a fee. According to the City of Lethbridge, there are six benefits to licensing your pet including being a cheaper alternative than paying a fine and giving you a greater chance at being reunited if…
New Year’s resolutions are a waste
New Year’s Resolutions are annoying. Every year, people have the refreshing feeling of beginning a new year and associate that with being able to create a clean slate. But why do you need a new year to do that? Because really, Dec. 31 to Jan. 1 is just another day. You can start working towards your…
Lethbridge man getting more heat than he bargained for
A Lethbridge man living in Australia is feeling more heat than he expected, while being caught in a record-breaking heatwave causing severe bushfires. Ben Kelly grew up in Lethbridge but moved to Brisbane, Queensland two years ago when he was looking for a way to progress his career while the warmer climate was also a…
Fifth-year Kodiak steps on the court for her last season
A fifth-year athlete is excited for this upcoming season to shock the competition with a fresh, young team as she begins her last year as a Kodiak. This year’s team is joined by seven first year players, making the line-up one of the youngest in the league. Harper Elwood, a Kodiak student-athlete that has played…
Students parking at Enmax Centre may need to dig into pockets to pay for parking
Lethbridge College students hoping to save a few dollars on parking may need to look at alternative options. Students parking at Lethbridge’s Enmax Centre have been given a break for many years with free parking. Lethbridge city council’s city-wide operational review was released on Oct. 31, with one of the recommendations for the Enmax Centre…
Lethbridge community laces up for Skate in the Square
Families are encouraged to get out their skates and take part in Skate in the Square. The synthetic ice will be set up Nov. 15-23, Dec. 7 and 14 for free skating available for all ages. The community of Lethbridge will have the chance to lace up its skates in the coming weeks on a…
Building moccasins helps connect thousands of people around the world
Focus and precision filled the minds of students while they created unique indigenous footwear at Lethbridge College. This was a part of the celebration festivities to kick off one of the world’s largest online indigenous celebrations in Canada. Rock Your Mocs is a non-profit organization created in 2011, as a worldwide Indigenous Peoples social media…
Canadian country music entertainers bring down the house at ENMAX Centre
Dean Brody, Dallas Smith, Mackenzie Porter and Chad Brownlee (left to right) took the stage on Oct. 21 for the 25th show of the Friends Don’t Let Friends Tour Alone 2019 tour. The group sang mashups of Brody and Smith’s top hits while jamming out on stage. The sound of cheering and screaming fills their…
Kodiak’s women volleyball team slams onto the court for home opener
The Lethbridge College Women’s Volleyball team cheers after getting a hard hit down on the floor from left side, Kylie Morrison. The Lethbridge College Kodiak women’s volleyball team stepped onto the court for the first time for the 2019-2020 season, ready to tackle an ACAC title after a strong season last year. A fifth-year athlete…
Lethbridge man gets caught in middle of tropical typhoon
A Lethbridge man caught in a tropical cyclone said the experience left him in complete shock. Tristan Mclennan, a Lethbridge native currently living in Nihonmatsu, Japan was driving through Tokyo Saturday when he got caught in Typhoon Hagibis head on. The storm caused strong wind gusts and intense rainfalls that caused flash floods and landslides.…
