The field to replace Alberta NDP leader Rachel Notley just got a little smaller. Union boss Gil McGowan is bowing out. He said the final instalment of the 60-thousand-dollar entrance fee is too high. That Read More
Our foreign affairs expert, Lisa Daftari, chats with BCN’s Hal Roberts about the number of Pro-Palestinian protests taking place at campuses across North America and if new aid headed for Gaza will actually make Read More
The Crown played an 11-minute video of scenes from the 2022 Freedom Convoy protest in Ottawa on Monday morning as one of the organizers, Pat King’s trial, go underway. King has pleaded not guilty to Read More
As the province announced watersharing agreements, more Albertans are preparing for a potential drought this summer. You can include former Lethbridge Mayor Chris Spearman who lives in the Beaver Mines area of Pincher Creek. He Read More
Having different generations in the workplace can be rewarding and sometimes challenging. Sociologist Dr. Scott De Long says the older generation must recognize and be sensitive to the fact that many of the younger generation Read More
Our legislative reporter, Tyler Dawson, talks about the potential new rail line between Calgary and Edmonton. How the province is backing down on Bill 20 which would give the UCP the power to fire mayors and Read More
It appears as though the Alberta government is backing down on its controversial Bill 20. That is the bill which would see the provincial cabinet have the power to fire municipal councillors and mayors. It would Read More
A Lethbridge college instructor received a provincial award from the Association of Science and Engineering Professionals of Alberta. Jim Pinches is a geomatics technologist in the School of Engineering Technologies. He has been at the Read More
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation has filed a complaint with the Office of the Information Commissioner after the CBC allegedly refused to disclose 2023 bonuses for eight senior executives until days after its president Catherine Tait is Read More
Four Israeli soldiers were killed and 10 others were injured inside of Israel from a Hamas rocket attack, launched from Rafah, over the weekend. Our foreign affairs expert Lisa Daftari says the soldiers were very young….Read More
A former Lethbridge football player made history after becoming the first Lethbridge Collegiate Institute Rams player to be drafted into the NFL. Tanner McLachlan was chosen by the Cincinnati Bengals last month in the sixth Read More
Grandparents play an important role in a family. Being a part of their grandchildren’s’ upbringing is exciting, and understanding when advice and help are welcomed by the parents is important too. Tim Seim, Seniors Read More
Political columnist Brian Lilley chats with BCN’s Hal Roberts on if the Trudeau government will reverse course on decriminalization of hard drugs in BC or double down. Mr. Lilley will also discuss the many Read More
The Israeli military has appeared to bow to pressure from the U.S. government and said it will not move forward with a military offensive in the Gazan city of Rafah. Our foreign affairs expert, Read More
Alberta NDP leadership hopeful, Jodi Calahoo Stonehouse, says when it comes to the federal carbon tax big industry and not average everyday Albertans should be penalized. She explains in this interview with BCN’s Hal Read More
On June 22nd, party members with the Alberta NDP will be choosing their new leader. One of the five candidates vying to replace Rachel Notley is Calgary MLA Kathleen Ganley. Some of the hot button Read More
Christians from all denominations still travel the world planting seeds for Jesus Christ through various missions trips. You will also find believers helping to provide fresh water, food and shelters in areas where so many Read More
Well, it appears as though Canada Post wants nothing to do with the gun buyback program. According to political reporter, Brian Lilley, officials at Canada Post say that they don’t want to be the Read More
There are reports coming out of Iran saying that the Iranian government will not retaliate against Israel following the recent drone attack by the Jewish State against Iran. Our foreign affairs expert, Lisa Daftari, shares Read More
The Town of Coaldale updated its list of competitions for the 2024 Southern Alberta Summer Games. Around 2000 athletes and coaches will be taking part in the games July 3-6th. One of the exciting new competitions Read More
You may have noticed that gas prices have increased quite a bit in many regions of the country. In Alberta, it is due in large part to the return of the provincial fuel tax along Read More
Many remember the 1981 British historical drama Chariots of Fire. It told the true story of two young runners, Eric Liddell and Harold Abrahams, who were training for the 1924 Paris Olympics. Well, what was enjoyed on Read More
After rigorous training and preparation routines, the cheerleading community of Lethbridge is celebrating after winning BIG at the Canadian Cheer Nationals in Niagara Falls, Ontario. Peak Elite Cheerleading took home many top-tier finishes including the Read More
Trevor Lewington, CEO of Economic Development Lethbridge says the federal budget wasn’t all bad and discusses some of the positives.Read More
Lethbridge MP, Rachael Thomas, explains why she was not impressed with the Trudeau government’s budget.Read More
The federal budget was tabled on Tuesday by federal Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland. Political reporter and Sun columnist, Brian Lilley, tells BCN’s Hal Roberts what the impact of the budget will have on Canadians.Read More
The federal budget is set to be released on Tuesday but it may not be balanced says the federal director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano who shares the details with BCN’s Hal Read More
Our foreign affairs expert Lisa Daftari, from the Foreign Desk, says it is NOT the people of Iran who want war with Israel but instead it is the Islamic Republic the military regime inside of Read More
Jury selection has begun for three men charged in connection with the Coutts border blockade. Marco Van Huigenbos, Alex Van Herk and Gerhard Janzen are each charged with mischief over 5-thousand dollars. Dozens of supporters Read More
When it comes to spring seeding, a number of farmers here in SW Alberta have been dealing with some pretty wet conditions. David Bishop is the director of Alberta Grains and farms out by Barons. Read More