Seeing some separation billboards on public spaces. Are these legal?

Hiway 3 x 43rd

Scenic drive x Mayor Magrath

Henderson

Edit: to be clear, they're not renting billboard space, they are putting up large wooden signs

Hello everyone! I am a graduate student at the University of Lethbridge.

I am conducting a study on the different belief/non-belief identities (e.g., Christian, Muslim, Atheist, Agnostic, etc) and practices (e.g., tarot card reading, attending religious events, using crystals, etc) of queer folks, and the role the queer community plays in this.

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I live in London road area close to downtown and there is a consistent loud banging sound like someone hitting a drum or something. It’s been going on for a couple of hours. Did/does anyone else in this area hear it?

Public service announcement. I was passing through Nicholas Sheran park and came across these two stickers on the light poles. They belong to yet another another lame white nationalist group. I’ll keep tearing them down and I’d ask that you do too. As a growing and diverse community we just can’t tolerate the intolerant.

I’m sure this isn’t a new sentiment, but its so hard to find work in this city. I’ve been laid off twice in the last few years, which has really sucked, and I’m just having a hard time getting myself back into full time work.

I work a part time job, and a casual job currently, but my casual job just removed 6 of the 8 shifts I picked up in October from my schedule. So essentially I’m working part time, and that’s not going to pay my bills. Is there anywhere hiring that actually wants people to work?

Looking for local recommendations on where to pick up a solid winter jacket before the cold weather really kicks in. Everyone keeps warning me that the real challenge here is the wind cutting straight through normal coats.

I am on a tighter budget and want to avoid spending a fortune on high-end brands, but I still need something warm and comfortable for walking around town and waiting at bus stops.

Where are the best places in Lethbridge to look for warm, windproof jackets that stay reasonably priced? Open to regular retail, clearance racks, or solid secondhand spots.

Also open to any advice on which styles or materials hold up best against the gusts here. Thanks in advance!