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3 weeks ago |
bridgecitynews.ca | Heidi Echavarria
Lethbridge is vying for 100,000 dollars and the title of Canada’s Most Active Community. To be part of this ParticipACTION Community Challenge, today Lethbridge Family Services held an Interpretive Nature Hike in Pincher Creek with staff and newcomers. Najib Mangal, Manager, Community Connections, LFS says the experience is designed to help newcomers to Canada not only explore the outdoors but feel a true sense of connection to their new home.
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3 weeks ago |
bridgecitynews.ca | Heidi Echavarria
Today marks the 81st Anniversary of D-Day. June 6th, 1944, allied forces stormed five beaches off the coast of Nazi-occupied France. The invasion used the largest-ever armada of ships, troops, planes and vehicles to breach Hitler’s defenses in western Europe. 44 hundred soldiers were killed on D-Day itself. In the ensuing Battle of Normandy, 73 thousand allied forces were killed and 153 thousand wounded. Glenn Miller with the Lethbridge Military Museum reminds us, peace comes at a price….
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3 weeks ago |
bridgecitynews.ca | Heidi Echavarria
Green Acres Foundation celebrated the Senior’s Week, as each year, the first week of June is dedicated to celebrating one of Alberta’s greatest treasures – our senior citizens. With soup, BBQ and music seniors from its nine communities gathered for a fun day. During the party a friendly soup competition in which the winning soup will be featured on their Fall/Winter menu was also held.
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3 weeks ago |
bridgecitynews.ca | Heidi Echavarria
This is the time of year when people start thinking about the Annie Effect. For the third year in a row, the community is being called upon to help those most in need with items suitable for three-year-olds. Michelle Gallucci, Director of Development and Communications for Lethbridge Family Services, says these donations will support newly arrived LFS families and the children at Angel Tree, spreading the love and light that Annie represented.
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3 weeks ago |
bridgecitynews.ca | Heidi Echavarria
In trauma cases, counseling is a fundamental part of the healing process. Knowing this, the Alberta government is investing an additional $1.5 million to support access to counseling and therapy services at sexual assault centers. These funds will, of course, impact the Chinook Sexual Assault Centre in Lethbridge, according to its CEO, Kristine Cassie. Instead of having one therapist, they will be able to have a second one.
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