Lethbridge Police have charged three people with kidnapping and assault, after a 39-year-old man was unlawfully confined in a residence in a dispute between known parties over money.Read More
The Lethbridge Hurricanes were swept by the Medicine Hat Tigers in the conference finals after losing game 4 in Lethbridge 5-3. The Tigers have gone 12-1 in the playoffs on their way to the Western Hockey Read More
Incumbent Lethbridge MP Rachael Thomas celebrated her fourth re-election to Ottawa with a crowd of supporters at the Paradise Canyon Golf Resort on Monday.Read More
As the Hurricanes make their way to medicine hat ahead of their third round matchup vs the Tigers, fans say they are ecstatic about seeing the Canes back in the Conference Final for the first Read More
An U17 cheerleading team with Peak Elite Cheerleading has won gold in the Allstar World Championship in Orlando, Florida. Their coach credits the determination of her athletes, some who have been together for nearly 10 years.Read More
The Lethbridge Hurricanes have a few days of rest before they play a do-or-die game 7 against the Calgary Hitmen on Wednesday. The winner will face the Medicine Hat Tigers in the third round of the Read More
Advance voting for the Federal Election will end on Monday, with special and mail-in ballots closing on Tuesday. Early voting witnessed record turnout numbers, with nearly 2 million voters showing up on Friday alone.Read More
Lethbridge’s Chief of Police Shahin Mehdizadeh was subject to a disciplinary hearing on Thursday following a complaint against Mehdizadeh regarding allegations of misconduct during the pandemicRead More
While housing starts in Canada suffered an overall decrease, Alberta witnessed increases throughout the province, especially Lethbridge that saw a 33% increase from 2024 to 2025.Read More
The Lethbridge Police Service has introduced its newest service dog, a two-year-old Belgian Malinois name Brandon. Along with his handler, the pair will assist the frontline patrol teams and Critical Incident Team.Read More
Elected officials and representatives of 28 small to mid-sized municipalities throughout Canada came together in Lethbridge to develop a playbook on substance treatment, prevention and recovery.Read More
The University of Lethbridge, along with other post-secondary institutions in Canada, are serving as early voting stations for students and other eligible voters so they can vote for their candidates in their initial home ridings.Read More
On Saturday, Lethbridge Fire & EMS responded to two homes in West Lethbridge that were fully engulfed in flames. Damage is estimated at over $1.75 million.Read More
Lethbridge Fire and Emergency crews responded to a grass fire on Friday morning in the coulees near the Water Treatment Plant and by Scenic Drive. Wind gusts reached up to 60km/h during the morning.Read More
Three Lethbridge Polytechnic business students were placed in top spots for the Launchpoint Pitch Competition for the unique business models.Read More
A New York sight-seeing helicopter crashed into the Hudson River on Thursday afternoon, claiming all six lives, including a Spanish tourist family.Read More
Polls from Angus Reid and Mainstreet Research say that anywhere from 25% to 37% of Albertans support the idea of seceding from Canada, and increasingly so if the Federal Liberals win a fourth term in office.Read More
The Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce hosted a Federal Election Forum on Tuesday where all six running candidates for the Lethbridge riding made their pitches and faced questions from the public and media.Read More
The candidate for the Christian Heritage Party in the Lethbridge federal riding says his campaign is prioritizing pro-life policies, including the use of euthanasia, as well as his solution on debt and affordability for Canadians.Read More
Watch the full interview with Marc Slingerland of the CHP hosted by BCN’s Landon Hickok, and how his campaign is striving to bring pro-life policies to the federal level.Read More
Liberal Candidate for the Lethbridge riding, Chris Spearman, says he’s very disappointed after five of his election signs in Coaldale were vandalized, and 25 more were stolen. RCMP say they are looking into the matter.Read More
The City of Lethbridge will begin its Street Sweeping Initiative on Tuesday, and reminds residents to follow all postage signage, including any parking bans.Read More
Members of the St Mary River Irrigation District have set this year’s water allocation at 12 inches, a 50% increase from 2024. The SMRID is the largest irrigation district in North America, with over two thousand kilometers Read More
United Nurses of Alberta have announced that their members have overwhelmingly agreed on a four-year collective agreement with Alberta Health Services. It will see members get a 20% pay increase over the term, and will see Read More
Minister of Affordability and Utilities Nathan Neudorf made an announcement near Pincher Creek on Wednesday, that the government would invest $8.5 million towards the Rural Utilities Program, which will help supply natural gas, electricity and water Read More
Green party candidate for the Lethbridge federal riding, Amber Murray, says the three things she is advocating for during her campaign is ensuring sovereignty, clean water, and western electoral representation.Read More
Lethbridge PPC candidate Clara Piedalue told BCN in an interview that her motivation to run in federal politics stems from her faith in Christ, and the desire to provide people with a voice.Read More
Alberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi bashed Premier Smith for her trip to Ben Shapiro’s PragarU event, claiming she’s quote, “sucking up to extremists.” He also was critical on her tariff response to not Read More
Alberta NDP leader Naheed Nenshi spoke with Lethbridge media on Tuesday as he discussed topics and issues ranging from Premier Smith’s recent trip to Florida, as well as tariffs the US say they will Read More
Watch the full interview with the Green Party candidate for the Lethbridge riding ahead of the 2025 Canadian federal election hosted by Landon Hickok.Read More
