Accountability for law enforcement has expanded across Alberta, thanks to a new civilian–led investigation body. As BCN’s Naveen Day reports, the four-month-old organization has seen complaints about police conduct in the quadruple numbers.…Read More
The annual festival of Whoop-Up Days that takes place here in Lethbridge has earned a significant nomination, and could win a prestigious award. BCN’s Naveen Day has the details.Read More
A groundbreaking study led by a University of Lethbridge student is advancing vaccine development while highlighting the importance of the purity of what goes into our bodies. BCN’s Naveen Day has more.Read More
A new workout is making waves in the fitness world, offering an exciting high-energy experience that combines rhythm, movement, and cardio exercise. Move over Zumba, BCN’s Naveen Day introduces us to cardio drumming.Read More
A Lethbridge man is facing charges in relation to sexual assault, exploitation and human trafficking. BCN’s Naveen Day has more details.Read More
Winter can be pretty tough on vehicles in Canada, and sometimes we lag a bit behind in properly preparing our vehicles to deal with the weather conditions. The result can be simply inconvenient … other times Read More
If elected to Lethbridge City Council, Suketu Shah wants to host bi-annual public town halls. Why is this important? He explains why.Read More
Residents of Medicine Hat will have plenty of choices in their upcoming municipal election. Six candidates are vying for the mayor’s seat, and 39 candidates are running for eight councilor positions. BCN’s Naveen Day Read More
The search for a missing 6-year-old boy took a turn for the worse over the weekend. On Sunday, RCMP announced the survivability of Darius MacDougall is now less than five per cent. He went missing Read More
*Note: Darius Macdougall was previously reported by authorities as five years of age. His age has since been corrected to six. It is now Day Five into the search for a missing child from Lethbridge. Read More
With municipal election day coming up on October 20th, we continue to highlight candidates who are running for a seat on Lethbridge city council. There are eight seats up for grabs and Robin James is Read More
A memorial service for Charlie Kirk took place Sunday at State Farm Stadium in Glendale Arizona. Kirk, who co-founded Turning Point USA, was assassinated while speaking at Utah Valley University during his ‘Prove Me Wrong’ Read More
When voters start marking their ballots on October 20th, there will be lots to choose from. Eighteen candidates are vying for eight seats on Lethbridge City Council. Kelti Baird is one of those. She says Read More
Crowsnest Pass RCMP is advising that the search continues for 5-year old Darius Macdougall of Lethbridge, who disappeared in the near Island Lake Campground. At a Monday press conference, RCMP Detachment Commander of Crowsnest Pass Read More
A manhunt is underway following Wednesday’s assassination of a conservative media personality. Charlie Kirk was speaking at Utah Valley University on September 10, 2025 when he was shot. Kirk died at a local hospital. Foreign Affairs Read More
A pair of cattle ranchers from southern Alberta are in Levis, Quebec to represent our province at the national level for The Environmental Stewardship Award. An honour presented by the Canadian Cattle Association to recognize Read More
As the popularity of artificial intelligence increases, so does the hesitancy to adopt it. Technology such as career websites have increased the competition for jobs, but does AI make life easier for employers and those Read More
Not everyone is excited about the Whoop Up Days parade. And you can include the pro-Alberta-sovereignty group, The Alberta Prosperity Project (APP) among them. They say their application to display their float in the parade Read More
Alberta Open Farm Days is a collaborative, province-wide, two-day event that gives Albertans an opportunity to experience the farm and understand where their food comes from. However in this story, BCN’s Naveen Day says Read More
STARS and the Taber Charity Auction are celebrating a significant milestone in their long-standing partnership: $1,030,008 in cumulative giving to STARS, and the addition of the Charity’s logo on the tail fin of a STARS Read More
Canada’s population continues to age, and we are seeing an increase in the number of seniors across our country. They bring a wealth of wisdom and experience that we can benefit from, but seniors Read More
Toronto-based criminal defence lawyer, Ari Goldkind weighed in on the recent charges against a Lethbridge junior girls football coach. Justin Tillery was arrested by ALERT’s Internet Child Exploitation unit on July 16, with help from Read More
On July 23, Tamara Lich and Chris Barber will learn their fate at a sentencing hearing. Ottawa Crown prosecutors are seeking a seven-year prison sentence for Lich and an eight-year sentence for her co-accused Barber over Read More
The Alberta government made headlines with the announcement that a number of books containing graphic sexual content were discovered in public schools, which were available to students from kindergarten age and upwards. Jeff Park is Read More
Twelve people at an outdoor mall in Boulder, Colorado calling for the release of Israeli hostages in Gaza were injured on Sunday by a man police say attacked a crowd with makeshift incendiary devices and Read More
John Diefenbaker was Canada’s 13th Prime Minister. He was at times controversial, eccentric, but someone who seemed to be able to identify with regular, Canadian folks. Are there some things that today’s leaders Read More
We often hear debate about Canada’s equalization payments program. There are “have” and “have-not” provinces. Much of those payments come from Alberta and get redistributed to other provinces, such as Quebec. Is this fair? Read More
U.S. President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced the U.S. will soon begin construction of a missile defense system they say will be a next-generation “game changer” protecting the American homeland Read More
Canada’s housing affordability crisis continues, according to the latest report issued by the Frontier Centre for Public Policy (FCPP) in partnership with Demographia. Major cities in Canada remain among the least affordable in the Read More
Dining out on patios is now the norm around Lethbridge for the next few months, and the City of Lethbridge has an initiative to bring more outdoor hospitality experiences to the downtown area.Read More
