Weekly News Round-up September 1, 2025

Community Issues:

Proposal to redraw Alberta election boundaries draws ‘gerrymandering’ claim in Lethbridge Lethbridge East MLA Nathan Neudorf wants to split Lethbridge into four ridings, each with a significant rural component, effectively eliminating Lethbridge’s voice in the Legislature. (CBC)

Early numbers show decline in post-secondary enrolment; international tuition caps noted Caps in international students have resulted in a budget shortfall for Lethbridge Polytechnic. (CTV)

Environment:

Lethbridge’s water supply receives a helpful repose from Mother Nature Significant rainfall in June and July has helped alleviate drought concerns, but water levels are still below normal. (My Lethbridge Now)

Nearby parks make CPAWS national list of hidden gems Castle Provincial Park and Writing-on-Stone Provincial Parks are featured on a national list of hidden gems from across the country. (Lethbridge Herald)

Art and Culture:

Indigenous artwork and upgrades breathe new life into Galt Gardens A facelift for Galt Gardens features artwork from Blackfoot artist Marjie Crop Eared Wolf. (My Lethbridge Now)

Another season in the books for Upside Downtown series Popular concert series Upside Downtown wrapped up last week with its final concert at Casa. (Lethbridge Herald)

City Hall:

City seeks members for new transit committee The City of Lethbridge is inviting community members to apply to join the newly resurrected Transit Advisory Committee. (Lethbridge Herald)

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