Following a year that saw residents battle against drought by reducing their water usage by over 15 per cent, the City of Lethbridge hopes to improve water conservation even more in 2025.
In the decade since targets for waste diversion were first set by Lethbridge City Council in 2013, waste generation going to the landfill has declined by approximately thirty percent, from 1,190 kg/capita to 838 kg/capita, across all sectors – residential, construction/demolition and industrial/commercial/institutional (ICI).
Seedy Saturday is an opportunity for everyone to get excited about spring, says Environment Lethbridge Executive Director Kathleen Sheppard.
A focus on gardening was the topic of discussion during Environment Lethbridge’s annual Seedy Saturday event at the Lethbridge Public Library.
A handful of local groups have received grants from the City of Lethbridge. The funding comes from the 2025 Re-Imagine Downtown Activation Grant program, which started in 2021 through the Heart of Our City Committee.
With spring weather outside, Environment Lethbridge is getting ready to host its annual Seedy Saturday event on April 5.
Synopsis: Efforts are underway, led by the City of Lethbridge Planning department, to update Lethbridge’s Land Use Bylaw. The Land Use Bylaw governs how land is developed and what rules govern residential and commercial property in Lethbridge. The Land Use…