Lethbridge holds vigil for victims of New Zealand mosque attacks
Hundreds attend a vigil Friday night, organized by the Lethbridge Islamic Centre, to remember the victims of the New Zealand mosque attacks.
News Stories and News about our Multicultural Community
New impaired driving and marijuana-related penalties could affect immigration status for permanent and temporary residents
Canada has made cannabis legally available to adults under a strict legal framework. We have also imposed tough new penalties on those who commit cannabis-related crimes, and in December 2018, those who drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs, including cannabis.
Newcomer Welcome Event nominated for Lethbridge Downtown Event of the Year
Lethbridge's Local Immigration Partnership's Newcomer Welcome Event has been nominated for Downtown Event of the Year.
Volunteers key to immigrants settling in Lethbridge
With about 150 newcomers arriving every month, immigrants and refugees are steadily boosting Lethbridge toward a population of 100,000.
Philippines represents one in four new immigrants living in Lethbridge: Census
New numbers from the 2016 census suggest a changing picture of Lethbridge's immigrant population.
Canadian Tire Brings Smiles And Comfort To Newcomers
Being launched on July 1, 2017, Canada’s birthday, every immigrant and refugee settling into Lethbridge will receive a Canadian Hospitality Package, funded by Canadian Tire Lethbridge.
Farawan family | One year later
A family of Syrian refugees experience both challenges and triumphs, one year after arriving in Canada
Welcoming Syrian Newcomer Children And Youth
Change can be a scary thing. For siblings, Zain (6), Jamal (8), and Dina (9), change and fear were common to their childhood. Zain, Jamal and Dina grew up in Syria where there has been ongoing conflict for several years.
How Lethbridge became Canada's Bhutanese capital
This windy, Prairie city is a world away from Sunita Rai’s mountainous South Asian birthplace and the crowded refugee camp where she grew up.
The sport of Cricket taking off in Lethbridge - thanks to Canadian newcomers
When Harsha Bandara moved to Lethbridge, he noticed something missing from his home land of Sri Lanka. His beloved sport of cricket. So he did something about it.