To safely enjoy the beautiful attractions Waterton Lakes National Park has to offer, officials recommend following the speed limits while driving in the park. Christy Gustavision, Visitor Experience Manager at Waterton Lakes National Park, offers Read More
This is the 80th anniversary of D-Day or the Battle of Normandy. A day in 1944 which featured an invasion of allied forces and became the largest seaborne attack in history. It was a day that Read More
The eleven annual Live Well Showcase will take place soon at Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization. The activity carried out within the framework of Seniors Week will run both Thursday and Friday. Rob Miyashiro, Executive Director Read More
Summer is approaching and with it plans to visit Waterton Lakes National Park. The diversity of landscapes, beautiful cold lakes, waterfalls and mountains of this beautiful park are already beginning to attract local and foreign Read More
Over 22-million dollars is being invested by the province to help foster, kinship and other caregivers for youth in government care. Children and Family Services Minister, Searle Turton, says these funds will help provide stable Read More
We all know someone who has been affected by cancer. Many have survived the disease while sadly others have not. In this next story BCN video journalist Heidi Echavarria chatted with a woman who Read More
We all know that nicotine is addictive. Raising awareness about the harm of commercial tobacco and other products containing nicotine is an initiative carried out by Alberta Health Services (AHS). Dr. Brent Friesen, with AHS, Read More
May 31 is World No Tobacco Day. The aim of this initiative is to raise awareness and highlight the negative impact of tobacco and new nicotine products on children and young people. Dr. Brent Friesen, Provincial Read More
West Lethbridge now has the name for its newest elementary school. The winning name that was chosen was West Coulee Station Elementary School. Allison Purcell, Board Chair at Lethbridge School Division, says they received 31 suggestions Read More
A special event took place at Galt Gardens on Wednesday. The Come Together initiative was hosted in honor of those who died from drug overdoses in the park. Organizer, Alvin Mills, explained why it was Read More
Over 51 thousand dollars was raised for the Lethbridge Family Center through the Tim Hortons Smile Cookie campaign. Maral Kiani Tari, executive director at Lethbridge Family Centre, says these funds will be used in one of Read More
The City of Lethbridge has begun its fight against the larvae produced by the mosquito. Mosquito Technician, Todd Carter, says this is an ongoing program of monitoring standing water masses for semi-permanent bodies of shallow Read More
As you may have heard on BCN, Red Lobster has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the United States. So, what does this mean for Canada? Trevor Lewington, the CEO of Economic Development Lethbridge, gives Read More
Recreational activities including those which promote faith in Jesus are what make the Southern Alberta Bible Camp special. This unique place, which receives around two-thousand campers every year, is ready to begin its activities on Read More
A walk was held in Galt Gardens today with the aim of raising awareness about schizophrenia. The activity, which was organized by The Schizophrenia Society of Canada (SSC), also seeks to reduce stigma and support Read More
Staff and students of St. Martha School were treated to a very special event on Thursday. A Pow Wow featuring colorful costumes, cultural music and lots of dancing. Organizers say it is an event students Read More
A unique program is being offered in Lethbridge to help younger students aged 3 through 12 recognize their creative abilities. The I-B-P-Y-P program at Our Lady of the Assumption School will launch once again later this fall.. Read More
Thanks to the generosity of the family of a young child who passed away, five kids will be able to attend summer camp . The family of Charles McIntyre has raised more than 30-thousand dollars through Read More
Four talented young hockey players have been drafted by the Lethbridge Hurricanes Hockey Club. The players come from Calgary, Edmonton and Winnipeg. Peter Anholt, Hurricanes General Manager, says all these young men are going to Read More
A memorandum of understanding was signed today between the universities of Lethbridge and Calgary. During the ceremony, Michelle Helstein and Penny Werthner, officials of these post secondaries highlighted the medical benefits that this will bring Read More
Close to 200 seniors received important information on how to stem the tide of rising age-related dementia. A talk was given at the Lethbridge Senior Citizen Organization on Thursday discussing this timely subject. Rob Sutherland, neuroscience Read More
Tourism Lethbridge hosted a VIP tour for frontline workers at top Lethbridge attractions. Dominika Wojcik, Senior Director of Communications at Tourism Lethbridge, says the goal is to create a better visitor experience which leads to Read More
The Southern Alberta Art Gallery has opened a new inspring exhibition block. The associate curator Adam Whitford says the art being showcased is from students in Kindergarten through Grade 12 in Lethbridge.Read More
Within the framework of Sexual Violence Awareness Month, Chinook Sexual Assault Center, in Lethbridge continues to hold workshops and educational activities for the community and its workers. Kristine Cassie, the group’s CEO says there Read More
Rabbi Sidney Speakman, from the Joyful House of Prayer in Lethbridge, spoke about a potential two-state solution involving Israel and Palestine. Speakman says that the idea of two-states has been turn down many times before, Read More
It was quite the light show in many parts of Alberta last weekend. So many of us were able to enjoy the beautiful Northern Lights. Brady Sherwood, president of the Lethbridge Astronomy Society, spoke about Read More
Rabbi Sidney Speakman, from the Joyful House of Prayer in Lethbridge, spoke about the protests taking place across Canada. He also discussed the thousands of lives which have been lost since the war between Israel Read More
Financial support from various levels of government helped to fund new construction of 50 new homes in Lethbridge. The new project will be built at 1730, 10 Ave South, the former Seasons Lethbridge Retirement Community building. Matthew Pitcher, Read More
Infertility is becoming a real concern in Canada. A recent report showed that in 2022, our country’s fertility rate hit the lowest point on record in more than a century. Dr. Caitlin Dunne, a physician Read More
It was training day today for seven Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services recruits. The young firefighters are learning various survival skills to help save lives.Read More
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