Lethbridge Police Service celebrated the retirement of two canines and the graduation of a new member. It was also the 60th anniversary of the LPS K-9 unit. Heidi Echavarria caught up with our four-legged friends Read More
When a disease enters our lives, it can be devastating. Not only for ourselves but also for our families. It takes a toll physically, emotionally, mentally, spiritually and financially. It is then when helping hands Read More
Banning cameras at all intersections as well as on provincial roads and connecting roads has been one of the proposed changes to LPS and the City of Lethbridge. Lethbridge Police Chief, Shahin Mehdizadeh, says another Read More
If you want to make a difference in our community, the City of Lethbridge is inviting you to apply to be part of the city’s Boards, Commissions and Committees. Lethbridge City Councilor, Belinda Crowson, Read More
Folks with the Alberta Association of Childcare Entrepreneurs are feeling frustrated. Workers say the working relationship with the federal government may be a little strained when it comes to the 10 dollar a day daycare. Krystal Read More
Dating as a teenager is exciting. You meet new friends and even start romantic relationships. There are dangers, however, in the dating world. According to a recent study conducted by Statistics Canada, there is a Read More
It appears as though scammers are now using Artificial Intelligence in the Grandparents scam. As BCN’s Heidi’s Echavarria explains Lethbridge Police have now issued a warning that this particular type of fraud is Read More
The YMCA will host the 4th annual Len Herring Legacy Ride this Saturday. The cherished event is to support children and families with fee assistance memberships and programs, fostering healthy lifestyles and a sense of Read More
It’s September. That means it is time for the annual Arts Lethbridge festival which brings music and talented artists together. From Thursday to Sept 21st the community is invited to come out and enjoy Read More
The Lethbridge School Division continues to grow. Allison Purcell, Board Chair for Lethbridge School Division, says a boundary review for their Westside elementary school is coming. A September board meeting will provide the opportunity to Read More
It was back to school for many students here in Alberta. Over 12-thousand students returned to their classrooms here in Lethbridge. With them, certain new policies and procedures enforced by the Lethbridge School Division that Read More
For the first time ever, Lethbridge will be hosting the Alberta Fire Chiefs Conference. The annual event will take place in May of 2028. Dominika Wojcik, senior director, communications at Tourism Lethbridge says the three-day event Read More
Shauna Gruninger is also seeking to become the candidate for the UCP in Lethbridge West. She is a real estate agent, businesswoman, wife and mother. Gruninger says she and the party are a good Read More
Sadly, fatal accidents caused by drunk drivers do occur, including the tragedy involving hockey star Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew. Although the situation occurred in New Jersey, here in Canada Corporal Troy Savinkoff, Public Read More
Can religious freedom be a force for unity in Society? This question is the theme for the Religious Freedom Symposium that is to be held on Sep 21 in Lethbridge. Richard Low, member of the organizing Read More
Athletes get to enjoy unique experiences especially those who compete in the Olympics. Paige Crozon, is a Lethbridge 3×3 basketball player. She has been competing in the Olympics for over 20 years, and yet she says her Read More
A new attendance record was set at the Lethbridge and District Pro Rodeo, during the Whoop-Up Days. More than six thousand people took in the roping and riding. Kim Gallucci, Acting CEO with Lethbridge & Read More
Vandalism should not be tolerated under any circumstances. But, that is exactly what happened recently in Lethbridge at a pride crosswalk. According to police, a 17-year-old laid rubber on the crosswalk in the form of Read More
Many of us love corn, especially as a summer food. Even one of the southern Alberta festivals, the Taber Cornfest, pays homage to this special vegetable. So, what makes Taber corn so special? James Johnson, Read More
The festivities in southern Alberta continue. The community of Taber enjoys its Cornfest traditions with lots of music, color, dances and of course good food including their amazing corn. BCN’s Heidi Echavarria has that Read More
Alberta’s Agriculture and Irrigation Minister RJ Sigurdson talked about the impact of the lock out and our railways coming to a halt. He said even a short stoppage hurts our producers in a big Read More
Whoop Up Days is not the only festival happening in southern Alberta. Taber Cornfest kicks off today. Music, dancing, food and lots of colour will delight locals and visitors during the annual festival. Jared Bell, Read More
Catastrophes, wars and natural disasters have always been around. During these moments it is important to know that people are there to help. The caring hands are the humanitarian workers who wait for the emergency Read More
After several weeks of wildfires in Jasper, locals who had been forced to leave the area are finally returning. But to do so, fire departments from Alberta joined forces to win the battle against the Read More
Whoop-Up Day is starting soon. Every year, this celebration brings many new and traditional activities to brighten up the end of summer. This year, Whoop-Up Day will bring three new attractions. Paul Kingsmith, Director, Community Read More
Storms often leave behind economic losses, such as those facing some airlines in Canada today. Tracy Hamilton, owner of Inspired Vacations, says last week’s hailstorm in Calgary caused extensive damage to WestJet Airlines, which Read More
For many, summer is the best time of year to do outdoor activities, however, environmental conditions are not always the most suitable with these smokey conditions, especially for our children. When this is the case, Read More
The Jasper community has not been facing the wildfires alone. Jasper has received a lot of support from various parts of Alberta. On this occasion, Coalhurst Fire Department also joined the group to support the Read More
Young people from Lethbridge celebrate their International Youth Day. For this, the YMCA prepared a whole program of recreational activities that made this day the most fun of the year within the facilities. Justice Thompson, Read More
The non-residential area of Coaldale is growing by leaps and bounds. According to Cameron Mills, Director of Growth & Investment for the Town of Coaldale, over the past six years, the total value of Coaldale’Read More
