"Minister Mike Ellis Sparks Debate with Bold Plans to Reform Policing and Boost Public Safety!"

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In Lethbridge, Alberta, what is the total length of the iconic High Level Bridge that spans the Oldman River?

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Minister Mike Ellis Announces Plans to Improve Public Safety Through New Policing Approaches and Infrastructure Investment

The Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Services, Mike Ellis, aims to enhance public safety by introducing innovative policing methods.

The government of Alberta is supporting the Blood Tribe in constructing a new police detachment with modern facilities for evidence handling, interviews, and detainment.

The Chief of the Blood Tribe Police Service, Grant Buckskin, expressed gratitude for the provincial contribution, emphasizing the crucial role of the new facility in ensuring community safety.

With funding from both provincial and federal governments, along with financial commitment from the Blood Tribe, the project is set to address long-standing security concerns on the Blood Reserve.

Alberta’s countryside transforms into a vibrant autumn playground, inviting locals to embrace the season’s beauty through festive farm adventures.

Top destinations like Edmonton Corn Maze and Kraay Family Farm near Lacombe offer sprawling corn mazes, interactive sunflower fields, and fun activities such as petting zoos, giant slides, and pumpkin cannons.

Bowden SunMaze at Eagle Creek Farms stuns with its endless sunflower fields and offers U-Pick vegetables for families eager to enjoy a countryside harvest.

In Calgary, the Farmyard delights with its 11-acre maze, family-friendly attractions, and picture-perfect photo spots among blooms.

The Sunny Spot in Drumheller Valley pairs nature with adventure—from its 5-acre maze and pumpkin picking to a special “Field of Screams” night.

Down south, Lethbridge Corn Maze rounds out this list with creative pathways, hayrides, and classic fall fun, making each destination a must-visit for unforgettable memories this autumn.

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Lethbridge Breaks Ground on New Temple, Anticipating Economic and Community Growth

Lethbridge celebrated a major milestone on April 26, 2025, as ground was broken for the new Lethbridge Alberta Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

This marks Alberta’s fourth and Canada’s tenth temple, promising to be a center of faith, unity, and community activity.

Elder Randall K. Bennett led the ceremony, encouraging attendees to embrace the temple as a space for spiritual growth.

The diverse crowd of more than 550 guests included local officials, interfaith leaders, business representatives, and Indigenous leaders, underlining the temple’s broad significance.

Mayor Blaine Hyggen shared enthusiasm for the project, highlighting its expected boost to Lethbridge’s economy.

The multistory, 45,000-square-foot temple will generate construction jobs, support local businesses, and draw visitors from across the region.

With accessible location and landscaped grounds, the temple aims to enhance city life for all, fostering unity, peace, and sustainable growth in Lethbridge.