Happy Canada Day! Here are some of the cool and interesting things that happened in Lethbridge last month.
Water Not Coal petition submits more than 200,000 signatures to Elections Alberta but Danielle Smith reneges on her promise of a fall referendum. (Crowsnest Headwaters)
Five new pieces of public art were installed in Lethbridge in 2025. (Lethbridge Public Art)
The goats have returned to the River Valley for another year! Look for them in Indian Battle, Pavan, and Alexander Wilderness parks as they munch their way through invasive weeds. (City of Lethbridge)
Researchers at the University of Lethbridge are working to preserve the Blackfoot language. (SSHRC)
The Community Foundation of Lethbridge and Southwest Alberta receives a $3.2 million donation to support local initiatives. (CTV)
Lethbridge is the most affordable city in Canada to buy a home. (My Lethbridge Now)
A new residency program for Indigenous artists is being launched at the University of Lethbridge. (My Lethbridge Now)
Shakespeare in the Park celebrates 15 years in Lethbridge. (Lethbridge Herald)
The Foothills Bison Restoration Society has been given a Blackfoot name in recognition of their efforts to return bison to southern Alberta. (Lethbridge Herald)
