Studying well in advance of an exam, memorization, time management and self-care are important tips to remember, as high school and post-secondary students begin working on final papers and writing final exams in the coming weeks.  Lethbridge College Learning Cafe academic strategist Jayne Werry says to study effectively, is to...

Celebrity guests, voice actors, artists, cosplayers and more will be under one roof at the Lethbridge Entertainment and Collector Expo later this month.  According to organizer Brendan Barclay, the inaugural event will feature cosplay contests, autograph signings and selfies with celebs.  “We’re expecting about 10,000 attendees this year,” notes Barclay. “We...

As part of Canada Road Safety Week, Alberta RCMP and the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police will be promoting safe driving behaviours.  The annual campaign aims to reduce roadway collisions, injuries and deaths by promoting public compliance with safe driving measures, especially during the Victoria Day long weekend.  For 2024,...

This spring, the Southern Alberta Art Gallery’s feature artist is Lauren Kurmey/Nature Girl. Other exhibitions include shows by Harley Morman, Justin Patterson and the 47th Annual “Art’s Alive and Well in the Schools.”   In 1976, SAAG opened its doors. The following year, the art gallery made a commitment to providing...

Filmmakers in Lethbridge and southern Alberta still have a chance to submit their work to the Lethbridge Independent Film Festival being held Sept. 7-8. The submission deadline is May 31.  The festival prioritizes any film that exemplifies and/or is made by under-represented voices, but anybody can submit. Any aspect of audiovisual...

A Lethbridge man says his lottery win fall will greatly benefit his family. Stephen De Los Santos won $100,000 from the February 27th EXTRA draw and says he is grateful for the win. “This is going straight to my kid’s college fund,” he says. The Lethbridge man is said to have been...