The province announced that more than 820 million dollars in infrastructure funding will be going to Lethbridge and other Alberta municipalities during the 2025-2026 period. That represents an increase of around 13 per cent compared to the 2024 Read More
During hurricane season, it’s not just the locals in the areas where the hurricane hits that are affected. Travelers also suffer from these natural disasters. Inspired Vacations owner, Tracy Hamilton, explains what passengers should Read More
Slowing down when we drive in certain areas not only prevents tickets but ensures public safety. It is normal to take such precautions in school and playground zones, parks, hospitals and residential areas. It appears, Read More
This week the world remembered the horrific events of Oct 7th when 12 hundred people were murdered in southern Israel by the terrorist group Hamas. More than 200 were also taken captive. There are still around 105 still Read More
This is Fire Prevention Week 2024. The theme this year is “Smoke alarms: make them work for you!” It is to remind those in our community to keep smoke detectors up to date. The fire chief Read More
This Monday, October 7th, Israel marks one year since the Hamas terrorist attack. The bombings received by Hamas became the background noise that haunts the population of Israel. Meanwhile, Israelis, Jews and other compatriots scattered Read More
More than just volunteering, it’s about working together as a community so that no child in Lethbridge and southwestern Alberta has to go without shoes. That is the mindset of the Faith-in-Action students at Read More
Many people have been scammed through voicemail, text, email or phone calls. How can you protect yourself? Lethbridge Police hosted a town hall at Lakeview Elementary School warning south Lethbridge residents about scammers’ traps. BCN’Read More
In a world where addictions seem to be on the rise, there are also those who manage to overcome them. Gambling is one of the addictions that affects both men and women. According to researchers Read More
Community support through charitable works really does reach those most in need. A Lethbridge family witnessed this firsthand thanks to the help of the Ronald McDonald House. Our city was recently recognized for selling some Read More
A pair of nine- and 10-year-old boys from Lethbridge had a scare, in which one of them almost drowned and his best friend pulled him out of the water. Benjamin Nunez is now recognized Read More
For the first time in history, Canadian war brides from the Second World War will be meeting together in Lethbridge. The Canadian War Brides and Families Association is anticipating the arrival of hundreds of women Read More
More volunteer crisis support workers are needed in the Lethbridge Police Victim/Witness Services program. The group’s manager, Catherine Pooley, says these volunteer workers aid victims or witnesses of crime and trauma by navigating Read More
Christmas is fast approaching. It is always a special time to give and to receive. In the same spirit of good deeds, many Canadians like to give to those most in need. The Church of Read More
September is being recognized as Alzheimer’s Awareness Month worldwide. According to the World Health Organization, 47.5 million people live with dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease. Of those, about 750,000 Canadians suffer from Alzheimer’s or another Read More
Truth and Reconciliation Week continues in our city. The University of Lethbridge organized a special event on Tuesday featuring unique stickers and buttons. Lindi Shade, Director of Indigenous Services at U f L, explains why Read More
The fact that people do not feel a sense of belonging to their community is an issue that concerns many. A survey conducted by the YMCA Canada found that 60 per cent of Canadians feel disconnected Read More
The City of Lethbridge celebrated the start of Truth and Reconciliation Week. Officials recalled the importance of continuing to strengthen the path of healing with indigenous communities. BCN’s Heidi Echavarria was at the event Read More
A rally of around 50 people in support of the LGBTQ2 plus community took place on Friday morning in front of Lethbridge City Hall. Those who participated say they were there to support the trans community. Read More
The newest and first outdoor multi-purpose sports facility is ready for the community to use. City officials are excited about this new building located at Legacy Park. It is there that attendees can participate in Read More
The UCP recently held a forum where party members had the opportunity to ask the three nominees of Lethbridge West why they are the best candidate. The nominees are John Middle Hope, Erin Leclerc and Read More
September is World Suicide Prevention Month. Suicide impacts people of all ages and backgrounds in our country. According to Stats Canada, each year, more than four-thousand people in Canada commit suicide, which is equivalent to 12 Read More
Lethbridge Polytechnic to provide training for Grande Prairie Police Service. Trudi Mason, Dean of the Centre for Justice and Human Services, explains the post-secondary credential takes between 22 and 24 weeks to be completed. She says this Read More
A Calgary hiker was mauled by a bear last Friday around 11:19 am. The incident occurred on the Great Divide Trail, near Window Mountain Lake. The Public Information Officer, with Alberta RCMP, Cst. Cory Riggs, Read More
Terry Fox’s legacy goes beyond years and ages. A walk of hope was carried out by Green Acres Foundation. Heidi Echavarria has the storyRead More
Many would agree that child abuse should never be tolerated. Child Abuse Prevention Month is coming up in October. In recognition, the Chinook Sexual Assault Center is promoting their 50/50 draw. The group’s executive director, Read More
The annual, free Coulee Fest is coming to Lethbridge Polytechnic this weekend. Stephanie Savage, manager, Alumni and Engagement with Lethbridge Polytechnic, says the institution is opening its doors not only for students but for everyone Read More
The Interfaith Food Bank is in dire need of food including meat and fresh vegetables. The group’s executive director, Danielle McIntyre, explains why they have such a shortage right now. The Interfaith Food Bank Read More
Today is September the 11th. It was 23 years ago that the world changed forever following the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York, the Pentagon and in Pennsylvania. The world lost so Read More
Many people would argue that young people may not be experts when it comes to romantic relationships. Experts say that is why they sometimes fall into toxic relationships without knowing how to identify the warning Read More
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