If you’re still a kid at heart and miss the fun of going door to door for candy on Halloween night, it turns out the Interfaith Food Bank is giving you another opportunity, but Read More
October is National Child Abuse Prevention Month. What is the Chinook Sexual Assault Centre doing locally ? BCN’s Jeannette Rocher chats with the organization’s CEO Kristine Cassie.Read More
According to Statistics Canada, the number of Canadians who are over 100-years of age is growing. In the 2021 census, close to 10,000 centenarians were recorded, most living in BC, Ontario and Quebec. Foremost, Alberta, however, is Read More
A former Lethbridge police inspector has pleaded guilty to Breach of Trust while he worked at the Domestic Violence Action Centre. Bill Kaye appeared in Lethbridge Provincial court Tuesday to make the plea, admitting to Read More
How often in Lethbridge do we get to say the circus is in town? For the first time, Cirque Italia has made a stop here in the windy city. In fact, it’s their first Read More
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced $8.6 billion will be going towards building more schools and creating around 200,000 new spaces for students over the next seven years. The Alberta Teachers’ Association meanwhile says it’s been advocating Read More
Hard to believe fall is here already! So, how are things looking on the economic front for Lethbridge and southern Alberta? Real estate, employment, the Ag sector. BCN’s Jeannette Rocher breaks it all down Read More
Not one, but two assassination attempts on Trump, plus ABC whistleblower alleges network coordinated with Harris campaign prior to debate. Catch the full interview with Lisa Daftari of The Foreign Desk.Read More
We’ve all heard the message – don’t text and drive. It still happens, however, and can sometimes have devastating consequences. One Lethbridge woman who was hit by a distracted driver, refuses to live her Read More
An Ivy league university president resigns over her handling of antisemitism on her campus; Israel Hamas Ceasefire talks continue in Qatar with Hamas not wanting to participate fully; and is the U.S. presidential campaign Read More
The fed’s vetting policy is scrutinized after a known terrorist is given citizenship. We dive into it all with Brian Lilly, of the Toronto Sun and BCN’s Jeannette Rocher Read More
The Alberta legislature has taken a break over the summer, but it doesn’t mean politics has. In fact, there is still a lot to talk about including fires, rallies and court cases. Here to Read More
If you’re a dog owner who likes to travel across the border with your furry companion – whether it’s by land, air or sea – you should be aware there are some new restrictions the Read More
U.S. President Joe Biden bows out of November race against Donald Trump and endorses his Vice President Kamala Harris. But will democrats follow her or choose a new candidate at upcoming Democratic National Convention. Read More
The FBI is investigating Saturday’s shooting at a Trump rally in Pennsylvania as an attempted assassination and act of domestic terror. However, authorities say a motive has not yet been identified. And it appears Read More
It seems everywhere we turn lately we’re seeing Artificial Intelligence is making its way into our lives…from talking to us in our homes and cars, to singing us a song. This is exactly Read More
She was first elected in 2015 to sit in the Lethbridge-West seat, and since then was re-elected in 2019 and again in 2023. But that seat will soon sit vacant as Shannon Phillips made her official announcement today Read More
The summer season is quickly approaching – so how are things shaping up on the economic front over the next number of months for Lethbridge and Southern Alberta? Despite these tough economic times, there is some Read More
Rural crime in southern Alberta has seen a significant decrease since 2023. We speak with RCMP Superintendent, Mike McCauley to find out why.Read More
The final phase of construction has begun downtown on the 7 Street south portion of the cycling lanes. The construction will take place between 4th Avenue to 7th avenue south and will connect the downtown bike Read More
Tuesday provided some perfect weather to kick off Foodie Fest here in the city. The food truck festival is an initiative by the Lethbridge Downtown BRZ that began following the pandemic to get people back Read More
A few thousand people across the province came together this past Saturday to voice their frustrations with our current provincial government. It was a movement called “Enough is Enough UCP” and it was organized by Read More
Since 1958 Lethbridge College has graduated tens of thousands of students, and today over 1,200 have been added to the list. Many graduating with distinction and honors and one student receiving the prestigious Governor General’s academic Read More
Future medical students at the University of Lethbridge likely won’t begin their studies until at least the fall of 2026. And according to the Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences it’s an ambitious Read More
We often hear of wildlife sightings in Lethbridge including deer and coyotes. Seeing a cougar, however, is a rare sight. The Lethbridge office of Fish and Wildlife received two reports over the Victoria Day weekend Read More
Lethbridge Police have a man in custody following a high-risk incident on Tuesday afternoon at a residence along the 3000 block of 20th Avenue south. Police say the man, who had previously barricaded himself inside of Read More
The City’s new cycling lanes will remain in place in Lethbridge, and construction plans will resume on the 7 Street south portion of the lanes from 4 Ave south to 7 ave south. There has been much Read More
The Roxy Theatre in Coleman, Alberta has been nominated as one of 12 finalists for the National Trust for Canada’s “The Next Great Save” competition this year. The theatre itself is a National Historic Site Read More
Lethbridge is off to the races again. The 2024 season kicks off this Saturday with the Kentucky Derby at the Rocky Mountain Turf Club. Another special event will take place on Mother’s Day followed by Read More
This past weekend recognized a day to honour and remember workers who have been killed, injured, or suffered an illness resulting from work related incidents. Each year on April 28, people across Canada and around the Read More
