Waterton Lakes National Park have banned motorized water vehicles like to try and combat an invasive mussel species. Parks Canada 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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Lethbridge College says farewell to its senior Kodiaks players in an emotional send off
Photo provided by Pavel Danilyuk from Pexels.com For the Lethbridge College Kodiaks, the winter season means saying farewell to players coming to the end of their college careers. The sound of evening practices and roaring fans on game day in the Val Matteotti gymnasium will be a distant echo for multiple Kodiaks on the men’s…
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Cooking from Kitchen to Community
Ram Khanal and employee Brynn Keeler prep for a busy Friday night at Cattelmens Chophouse in Taber on February 23rd 2024. Starting with one restaurant to now four this local business owner runs some great spots to eat all across southern Alberta. Ram Khanal is a highly successful businessman who wanted to work a job…
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Jesus Christ Superstar debuts at University of Lethbridge
Grace Abbot stares at the fallen Emilio Caicedo caught by Samuel Kliever, while they work on a dramatic fight scene for the production of Jesus Christ Superstar. The sounds of the electric guitar and snare of a drum fill the theatre. Intense operatic vocalists charm the ears of the audience. The spotlights dawn on the…
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Getting by this winter with advice and stories from cold weather experts
Lami Liadi is prepared for winter with warm winter boots, a jacket and gloves. Photo by Tosin Liadi Autumn ushers in cooler temperatures, harvest, vibrant leaves and shorter days. In Canada, the arrival of winter transforms the landscape. Freezing plants, the air gets dry and the roads turn icy. People share their winter tips and…
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‘Cocaine Bear’ review: it blows (in a good way)
‘Cocaine Bear’ is one of the biggest movies of the year, grossing over $80 million worldwide. Illustration by Mackenzie Jarvin. Cocaine Bear begins with a plane flying high over the forests of Chattahoochee, Georgia. A man dances and maniacally dumps duffel bags of coke out of the emergency door, but not without mixing in a line.…
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Recovery through the lens of an addict
Tyler Eresman, buried under boxes of alcohol, has been sober since his first year of university. When we were told this edition of the Endeavour would be a mental heath issue, I instantly thought of addictions. With my own struggles with addictions. I thought I would try to quit smoking and write about my own…
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Lethbridge College says farewell to its senior Kodiaks players in an emotional send off
Photo provided by Pavel Danilyuk from Pexels.com For the Lethbridge College Kodiaks, the winter season means saying farewell to players coming to the end of their college careers. The sound of evening practices and roaring fans on game day in the Val Matteotti gymnasium will be a distant echo for multiple Kodiaks on the men’s…
Challenges of international students in staying and working in Canada
Jean Kristoffer Alvarez, an international student pursuing Exercise Science at Lethbridge College, earnestly studying, demonstrating perseverance and dedication. As the international student population continues to soar at post-secondary institutions across Canada, they become a vital element of the Canadian workforce, helping to address the skilled labour shortages. According to Statistics Canada, the percentage of international…
Lethbridge College says farewell to its senior Kodiaks players in an emotional send off
Photo provided by Pavel Danilyuk from Pexels.com For the Lethbridge College Kodiaks, the winter season means saying farewell to players coming to the end of their college careers. The sound of evening practices and roaring fans on game day in the Val Matteotti gymnasium will be a distant echo for multiple Kodiaks on the men’s…
Challenges of international students in staying and working in Canada
Jean Kristoffer Alvarez, an international student pursuing Exercise Science at Lethbridge College, earnestly studying, demonstrating perseverance and dedication. As the international student population continues to soar at post-secondary institutions across Canada, they become a vital element of the Canadian workforce, helping to address the skilled labour shortages. According to Statistics Canada, the percentage of international…