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A PhD candidate at the University of Lethbridge (UofL), Gregory Robinson, is taking a closer look at the other health benefits of mushrooms.

The sudden drench of rain could not put a damper on the festivities at downtown’s centre core, lighting up the festival square.

Areas of interest include the Clean Sweep Program and Festival Square events, while the report also addressed business occupancy rates and how tax levies compare to similar zones.

One University of Lethbridge PhD candidate is taking mushroom research to the next level.

Medical professionals who struggle with treatment options for Albertans suffering from mental health disorders now have some new tools to help patients but those that want to grow the industry say they are plenty of obstacles for patients.

The last several years have been tough on Lethbridge businesses both big and small but a new report suggests the buildings those businesses own are growing in value.

Friday marked one of the busiest shopping days of the year, as Lethbridge residents were out in full force picking up last-minute Christmas gifts.