The city of Lethbridge’s Waste and Recycling program is coming up on its nine-month anniversary, but many residents are still unsure of how to properly utilize the system. Steve Rozee, manager of Lethbridge’s Waste and Recycling Centre, says he sees examples of improper disposal on a regular basis. Dangerous items found at the Materials Recovery…
It’s time to talk about the third bridge, again
You snoozed your 6 a.m. alarm. It’s so dark out and the thought of venturing into the -30 air makes your skin crawl. You immediately fall back asleep. You jolt awake half an hour later and realize you’re late for school. Yikes. You head out the door after throwing yourself together. Your car starts after…
Will Olympic standards tarnish skateboarding’s rebellious reputation?
The 2020 Summer Olympics are just around the corner, and new additions to the games will make this year one for the books. Tokyo is hosting the games for a second time, 56 years after its first Summer Olympics. These Games will see the introduction of several new sports to the lineup, including karate, surfing…
Mental Health of post-secondary student on the decline
Surveys show that the mental health of post-secondary students is on the decline. Last year, Lethbridge College participated in the National College Health Assessment (NCHA) – a survey of student health and wellness across all Alberta post-secondaries. The results are in, and some of the stats may surprise you. The data shows that Lethbridge College…
College students gain real-world experience through SPHERE simulations
Students at Lethbridge College are given the opportunity to bridge the gap between theory and practice with the Simulated Patient Health Environment for Research and Education (SPHERE) program. SPHERE is housed in the technologies building and spans over several labs and classrooms. The multifaceted program is used to aid students in several departments within the…
Lethbridge couple goes overboard with Halloween decor
A chilly October breeze blows through Lethbridge. Carved pumpkins and faux cob webs are popping up on doorsteps all over the city. A little Halloween spirit is customary, sure, but in the heart of downtown, one couple has made a tradition of going overboard. John and Carrie Kerber moved into their London Road home over…
Is social media negatively impacting your mental health?
New research shows that social media is taking a toll on the mental health of its users. Advancement in technology and social media over the past decade has brought people closer together than ever. Our loved ones living across the globe are now available to us through the touch of a button. The benefits of…
Local Liberal candidate hopes to bring hometown roots to political playing field
One Liberal candidate hopes to be the strong voice Lethbridge needs to represent the city federally. Amy Bronson grew up in Lethbridge where she attended high school at Lethbridge Collegiate institute before working for several local businesses, such as Exhibition Park. She continued her education with a degree from the University of Guelph and a…
