Waterton Lakes National Park have banned motorized water vehicles like to try and combat an invasive mussel species. Parks nada made the decision after large Aquatic Mussels larvae were found in the Tiber Reservoir in Montana last November. Once the species are found in an ecosystem they are almost impossible to get rid of and…
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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…
Life
License your dog or pay the fine
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…
Entertainment
Global Game Jam returns to college mpus
Multimedia instructor Allyson Cikor works hard to make sure that the Global Game Jam Lethbridge is ready for all participants. Lethbridge College is expecting 15 – 20 participants this year. Through the snow and cold days of January, the dim light of computer screens will soon illuminate the faces of gamers. Global Game Jam has…
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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? Beuse really, Dec.?31 to Jan. 1 is just another day. You n start working towards your…
Opinion
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 r starts after…
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Addicts are not the problem
nadian culture perpetuates the opioid crisis – if you think you are smarter than experts on the situation, you are part of the problem. People love to talk bad about supervised consumption sites (SCS) and look at addicts as a ncer on society, while disregarding what social workers, addictions councillors and doctors say. Some people…
News
License your dog or pay the fine
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…
Food for fines
The Buchanan Library at Lethbridge College is accepting non-perishable food donations in exchange for overdue fines. Listen to find out more.
Lethbridge College supports lol blood drive
ndy (black shirt) and Kimberley Tetrault (red shirt) draw blood from a student’s finger to test the blood type. The blood test is the first step in the college’s 12th annual blood drive. The college is partnered with the nadian Blood Services and is encouraging all staff and students to donate blood during the month…
Lol LGBTQ+ theatre hosts federal ndidate forum
Lethbridge federal election ndidates discussed pertinent lol issues at an LGBTQ+ theatre last weekend. Didi’s Playhaus, formerly Club Didi, invited the ndidates to discuss the supervised consumption site, LGBTQ+ issues and more. Of the ndidates invited, Liberal ndidate Amy Bronson, Green ndidate Stephnie Watson and New Democratic Party ndidate Shandi Bleiken attended. Rachael Harder, the…
