By Cheryl Long
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W
hen the Crossings Leisure
Complex in Lethbridge is
opened to the public in 2019,
it will very well change the way the city’s
residents spend many of their recreational
hours.
The $151-million, two-phase project,
which was introduced back in 2007 in a
formal report to city council, broke ground
in October 2013 and is well on its way to
becoming a landmark facility in this south-
ern Alberta city. Highly anticipated by the
community, the Crossings Leisure Com-
plex will become a place for all ages to so-
cialize, participate in organized and drop-in
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SEPTEMBER 2015
