Your City Hall was all about the clouds this week
Good morning from the coulees — the wind's up, the sky's wide, and Lethbridge has something to say.
This past week, the big news from our City Hall wasn't really *news* in the usual sense. It was more about observation, you could say. The focus, look, was almost entirely on the weather. A real prairie blizzard was kicking up, threatening to blanket everything from the Oldman River valley right out past the Blood Reserve, or as we say in Blackfoot, the *Kainai*.
It felt like council meetings and staff briefings were mostly just folks peering out the windows, tracking the swirling snow and the sharp drop in temperature.
* No new bylaws were pushed through. * Budget discussions took a backseat. * The main topic was blizzard preparedness and keeping our roads clear, particularly in the tricky areas around Henderson Lake and out towards the university.
It's a reminder that sometimes, even in a city, the biggest decisions are made by the weather, not the elected officials. The land itself, this beautiful, sprawling *Aokaki* (prairie), dictates a lot more than we often give it credit for.
Good morning from the coulees — the wind's up, the sky's wide, and Lethbridge has something to say.
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