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 Lethbridge’s downtown Foodie Fest returns for summer

Lethbridge’s downtown Foodie Fest returns for summer

Landon Hickok May 27, 2025

If you’re in downtown Lethbridge this summer, be on the lookout for Foodie Fest. On the last Tuesday of each month from now until August, participating food trucks will gather around Galt Gardens and Read More

 LPS investigating vehicle rollover, leaving two people injured

LPS investigating vehicle rollover, leaving two people injured

Landon Hickok May 27, 2025

Lethbridge Police are investigating a vehicle rollover in North Lethbridge where a vehicle crashed through a chain link fence and rolled multiple times down an embankment. Police say speed and alcohol are believed to be Read More

 Grant Hunter on new role as Associate Minister of Water

Grant Hunter on new role as Associate Minister of Water

Landon Hickok May 26, 2025

MLA for Taber-Warner, Grant Hunter, shared the reasoning behind his new role as Associate Minister for Water, which he was sworn into on May 16. He also serves a Chief Government whip.Read More

 Southern Alberta ahead on crop seeding, soil moisture improves

Southern Alberta ahead on crop seeding, soil moisture improves

Landon Hickok May 26, 2025

The latest Alberta Crop Report presents Alberta’s South Zone to show significant progress on seeding. Recent precipitation has additionally improved soil and sub-soil moisture conditions.Read More

 Coaldale receives matching grants for skatepark project

Coaldale receives matching grants for skatepark project

Landon Hickok May 23, 2025

The Town of Coaldale held a groundbreaking ceremony for their skatepark revitalization project, which is being contributed equally from the town, the province and the Kinsen Club. The project being priced at $1.2 million.Read More

 BBB warns of phishing scams if Canada Post workers strike

BBB warns of phishing scams if Canada Post workers strike

Landon Hickok May 23, 2025

The Better Business bureau is warning Canadians if Canada Post workers go on strike, they may be an increase of phishing scammers posing as Canada Post on emails and texts. An increase of scams were Read More

 Minister Nate Horner pushes back on AUPE’s wage demands

Minister Nate Horner pushes back on AUPE’s wage demands

Landon Hickok May 23, 2025

Alberta Minister of Finance Nate Horner has pushed back on the demand of AUPE’s wage increase demands of 29% over four years. Horner tells BCN it would cost taxpayers greatly. Mediation will begin on June 2.Read More

 Lethbridge Wellness Shelter expansion doubles capacity

Lethbridge Wellness Shelter expansion doubles capacity

Landon Hickok May 22, 2025

Lethbridge’s Wellness Centre & Shelter reponed on Thursday after undergoing an expansion that saw increased amenities at the facility including doubling the bed count.Read More

 Coalhurst High School to undergo modernization

Coalhurst High School to undergo modernization

Landon Hickok May 22, 2025

Coalhurst High School will move faster in a project to modernize coming off of the provinces $8.6 billion investment to build more than 100 schools province-wide. The project will see the modernization head straight into the design Read More

 U of L Pronghorn heading to FISU games for Men’s Triple Jump

U of L Pronghorn heading to FISU games for Men’s

Landon Hickok May 21, 2025

Lauchlan Irish, a fourth-year kinesiology student at the University of Lethbridge, has been named to Team Canada for the FISU Summer World University Games. He will participate in Men’s Triple Jump.Read More

 AHS responds after Lethbridge doctors warn of staff shortages

AHS responds after Lethbridge doctors warn of staff shortages

Landon Hickok May 21, 2025

Following a letter released to the public from Chinook Regional Hospital Emergency Physicians, AHS provided BCN with a response on the status of recruiting more doctors to the city.Read More

 Doctors write letter warning of staff shortages in Lethbridge

Doctors write letter warning of staff shortages in Lethbridge

Landon Hickok May 20, 2025

Over a dozen physicians based at Lethbridge’s Chinook Regional Hospital have warned the public in a letter of doctor shortages that will affect emergency service wait times in the short term future.Read More

 Lethbridge back to filling potholes in city streets

Lethbridge back to filling potholes in city streets

Landon Hickok May 20, 2025

The City of Lethbridge say to be aware of increased work by crews to fill potholes across the city’s streets. The City say they tackle over 800 pothole service requests every year.Read More

 Bill Peters not to return as Hurricanes head coach in 2025/26

Bill Peters not to return as Hurricanes head coach in

Landon Hickok May 15, 2025

The Lethbridge Hurricanes announced that Bill Peters will not be returning to his role next season in order to pursue new opportunities. During his tenue, Peters led the Canes to the Eastern Conference Final this Read More

 New service dog Link to assist at Chinook Sexual Assault Centre

New service dog Link to assist at Chinook Sexual Assault

Landon Hickok May 15, 2025

The Chinook Sexual Assault Centre has introduced a new service dog to assist their Child and Youth Advocacy Centre. Link, a cross golden retriever and lab has gone through extensive training to help clients with Read More

 Lethbridge initiates new Road Safety program

Lethbridge initiates new Road Safety program

Landon Hickok May 14, 2025

The city outlines three goals within the new road safety project scope which include understanding the culture on road safety and behaviors, developing materials and campaigns to increase awareness and complete school travel plans in Read More

 Rental rates in Lethbridge drop, yet remain high across Alberta

Rental rates in Lethbridge drop, yet remain high across Alberta

Landon Hickok May 14, 2025

While rental rates in Lethbridge have decreased over the past month, they are still significantly more than other major urban centres in Alberta, even in Edmonton. The provincial average now stands at just over $1,700.Read More

 Lethbridge CoC panel discuss city’s tourist & economic potential

Lethbridge CoC panel discuss city’s tourist & economic potential

Landon Hickok May 13, 2025

The Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce hosted a panel with representatives of Tourism Lethbridge, WestJet and others about building the city’s economic, tourist and transportation footprint.Read More

 City of Lethbridge releases confidential L&D Exhibition details

City of Lethbridge releases confidential L&D Exhibition details

Landon Hickok May 13, 2025

The City of Lethbridge has released details on the Lethbridge and District Exhibition in order to increase transparency with the community. The release is meant to shed light on the details and decision-making process that Read More

 Coaldale passes property tax bylaw, raises by 2.85%

Coaldale passes property tax bylaw, raises by 2.85%

Landon Hickok May 12, 2025

The Town Council of Coaldale have approved the second and third readings of this year’s property tax bylaw which will see a 2.85 percent increase on residential property taxes. The town still says they are Read More

 Alberta adding organ donor check boxes to T1 returns

Alberta adding organ donor check boxes to T1 returns

Landon Hickok May 9, 2025

Toby Boulet, the father of former Humboldt Bronco Logan Boulet, says its a great next step by the province of Alberta to request more information on becoming a organ and tissue donor on future provincial Read More

 Lethbridge planning to split L&D Exhibition in two entities

Lethbridge planning to split L&D Exhibition in two entities

Landon Hickok May 9, 2025

The City of Lethbridge say they are planning on splitting the Lethbridge and District Exhibition into two organizations; a revised Ag Society and the other focused on the Agri-Food Hub & Trade Centre. The matter Read More

 McHappy Day craze captivates Lethbridge and area

McHappy Day craze captivates Lethbridge and area

Landon Hickok May 8, 2025

McDonalds across Canada celebrated McHappy Day on May 8, where 10% of all sales go towards the Ronald McDonald House. In Lethbridge and area, sales also are going towards the Family Centre.Read More

 Canadians signal 80th anniversary of the end of WWII

Canadians signal 80th anniversary of the end of WWII

Landon Hickok May 8, 2025

Ceremonies across Canada, including here in Lethbridge, commemorated the surrender of German forces in the Netherlands and Europe 80 years ago with remembrance ceremonies.Read More

 Could Alberta actually separate from Canada?

Could Alberta actually separate from Canada?

Landon Hickok May 7, 2025

With the province-wide discussion of secession taking ahold of Albertans since the election, the question on many Canadians minds remains, is it even possible? And what are the consequences that will face Albertans if it Read More

 YMCA of Lethbridge receives support funds for summer programs

YMCA of Lethbridge receives support funds for summer programs

Landon Hickok May 6, 2025

The YMCA of Lethbridge say they are very appreciative after receiving support funds to enable youth to participate in their street hockey and summer camp programs.Read More

 AltaLink to perform aerial patrols of transmission lines

AltaLink to perform aerial patrols of transmission lines

Landon Hickok May 6, 2025

AltaLink will be conducting aerial patrols of electric transmission line and facilities in southern Alberta from May 12 to May 15. They ensure that the helicopters should cause little disruption to residents, animals and communities while passing Read More

 Lethbridge engaging with residents to prepare for emergencies

Lethbridge engaging with residents to prepare for emergencies

Landon Hickok May 5, 2025

The City of Lethbridge is commemorating Emergency Preparedness Week by hosting community outreach sessions and reminding residents to keep a emergency kit ready for any hazards that may residents may be susceptible to.Read More

 Canes reflect on season, players graduating from WHL

Canes reflect on season, players graduating from WHL

Landon Hickok May 2, 2025

Hurricanes players Noah Chadwick, Brayden Edwards and Logan McCutcheon have now aged out from the WHL. They reflect on this past season on what it meant for them in being part of the team.Read More

 Tech, gaming and pop culture on display at Geek Fest

Tech, gaming and pop culture on display at Geek Fest

Landon Hickok May 2, 2025

The Lethbridge and District Exhibition is host to this years Geek Fest, a showcase of small businesses and vendors who share elements of pop culture, gaming and new technologies.Read More

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    A new annual membership option is giving seniors in Lethbridge more benefits while supporting local community services. The $500 Lethbridge...

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