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 China retaliates against Canada for expelling diplomat

China retaliates against Canada for expelling diplomat

Jeannette Rocher May 9, 2023

From the wildfires burning in Alberta…to the firestorm of allegations over China’s interference in Canada’s democracy. Here’s our latest Federal political update with Brian Lilley. Read More

 A conversation with NDP candidate for Lethbridge East, Rob Miyashiro

A conversation with NDP candidate for Lethbridge East, Rob Miyashiro

Jeannette Rocher May 5, 2023

The Alberta election is just over three weeks away. Rob Miyashiro is the NDP candidate for Lethbridge East. He tells BCN’s Jeannette Rocher a big part of his party’s focus is health care Read More

 Could the PM get involved in AB politics?

Could the PM get involved in AB politics?

Jeannette Rocher May 3, 2023

It’s no secret there’s been conflict between UCP Leader Danielle Smith and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. According to Toronto Sun Columnist Brian Lilley, some have been speculating that Trudeau’s team could get Read More

 Polls show Notley, Smith neck-and-neck

Polls show Notley, Smith neck-and-neck

Jeannette Rocher April 26, 2023

As Albertans wait for the writ to drop, an election kickoff is expected May the 1st, which means we should see about a four-week election. The polls show Rachel Notley and Danielle Smith neck-and-neck, although Read More

 Federal political Update with Brian Lilley

Federal political Update with Brian Lilley

Jeannette Rocher March 22, 2023

Many Canadians are upset that the carbon tax is going up April 1st especially when they see our prime minister flying around the world in an empty jet leaving behind a large carbon footprint. Some Read More

 The Alberta Budget and Upcoming Spring Election

The Alberta Budget and Upcoming Spring Election

Jeannette Rocher March 14, 2023

Host Jeannette Rocher speaks with independent Cypress-Medicine Hat MLA Drew Barnes about the close battle between the NDP and UCP in Alberta.  Barnes also shares his thoughts on the recent budget and how he was Read More

 “Last of Us” filmed in Waterton, Chamber prez discusses experience

“Last of Us” filmed in Waterton, Chamber prez discusses experience

Jeannette Rocher March 9, 2023

Waterton Chamber president discusses “The Last of Us” episode filmed at one of his hotels. Host Jeannette Rocher and Shameer Sulemon also discuss the federal money the park received to enhance and create new tourism Read More

 The war Ukraine, one year later – Dr. David Marples (guest)

The war Ukraine, one year later – Dr. David Marples

Jeannette Rocher February 16, 2023

It’s been a year since Russian forces invaded Ukraine, and the war may not end anytime soon according to David Marples, Professor of Russian and East European History at the University of Alberta. In Read More

 Medicine Hat’s plans for purposeful growth – Mayor Linnsie Clark (guest)

Medicine Hat’s plans for purposeful growth – Mayor Linnsie Clark

Jeannette Rocher February 3, 2023

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 Local Cyber Monday sales in Lethbridge

Local Cyber Monday sales in Lethbridge

Angela Stewart November 28, 2022

This is Cyber Monday. It’s a day many Canadians look forward to as to save big bucks online while they shop for the Christmas holiday season. Some of the local retailers in Lethbridge are Read More

 Petition for Public Inquiry into Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 Response

Petition for Public Inquiry into Saskatchewan’s COVID-19 Response

Jeannette Rocher November 18, 2022

There have been ample discussions about the Covid pandemic and the actions that were taken by the Canadian and provincial governments. Today we speak with Nadine Wilson, MLA for Saskatchewan Rivers, who has launched a Read More

 Low-cost Options for Electricity and Natural Gas in Southern Alberta

Low-cost Options for Electricity and Natural Gas in Southern Alberta

Jeannette Rocher October 7, 2022

As we inch closer to the longer evenings and colder temperatures of winter it’s almost certain that utility rates are top of mind for many. But there is a home-grown Alberta solution for this. Read More

 Economic forecast for Lethbridge and SA

Economic forecast for Lethbridge and SA

Jeannette Rocher October 3, 2022

How are things looking on the economic front for Lethbridge and southern Alberta…and how are businesses faring with the challenge of finding workers to fill job vacancies? We catch up with Trevor Lewington,  CEO Read More

 The many uses of hemp.

The many uses of hemp.

Hal Roberts September 20, 2022

Hemp is a product that is becoming more and more popular. It is being used in everything from car parts to clothing. Darren Bondar is the president and CEO of HempAlta. He says hemp is Read More

 Farmers say less fertilizer means less food.

Farmers say less fertilizer means less food.

Hal Roberts September 20, 2022

A number of Canadian farmers we have interviewed say they are not happy with Ottawa’s recommendation that they cut their fertilizer use by 30 percent in order to cut emissions. Political reporter Brian Lilley says Read More

 CTF slams Crown Corporations for giving raises during pandemic

CTF slams Crown Corporations for giving raises during pandemic

Hal Roberts September 15, 2022

Access to information documents obtained by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation showed that executives at the Canadian Tourism Commission allegedly paid themselves five figure quarantine bonuses even as tourism in our country collapsed. The federal director Read More

 Lethbridge MP Rachael Thomas joins BCN to discuss inflation, farmers, Canadian energy

Lethbridge MP Rachael Thomas joins BCN to discuss inflation, farmers,

Jeannette Rocher July 21, 2022

Lethbridge MP Rachael Thomas joins BCN’s Jeannette Rocher to discuss inflation, farmers, Canadian energy, Bill C-11, the ArriveCan app, and leading by example.Read More

 Calgary Stampede kicks off with Sneak-a-Peek July 7

Calgary Stampede kicks off with Sneak-a-Peek July 7

Jeannette Rocher July 7, 2022

It’s that time of year again, “The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth” is back in full force after the pandemic forced cancellation of the festival in 2020 and a scaled down version last year.  The Read More

 Lethbridge City Council votes for admin to find solution to homeless camps

Lethbridge City Council votes for admin to find solution to

Jeannette Rocher July 6, 2022

Over the past year, there has been about a 50 percent increase in the number of homeless tent encampments within Lethbridge. Many argue it is due to the fact that there’s no permanent supportive housing Read More

 BCN Exclusive with UCP hopeful Danielle Smith

BCN Exclusive with UCP hopeful Danielle Smith

Jeannette Rocher June 30, 2022

Alberta Premier hopeful, Danielle Smith, getting some praise and at the same time heaps of criticism over her promise to implement the “Alberta Sovereignty Act” if the UCP leadership is in her future. She joined Read More

 Gas prices going up again says energy analyst

Gas prices going up again says energy analyst

Hal Roberts May 31, 2022

Energy analyst and former Liberal MP Dan McTeague says the Liberals today along with the NDP and Greens are trying to steer Canadians away from gas powered vehicles. McTeague says if you are hoping for Read More

 Jobless numbers looking better

Jobless numbers looking better

Hal Roberts May 13, 2022

The unemployment rate in Lethbridge and Medicine Hat is lower thanks to more jobs in a variety of sectors. The CEO of Economic Development Lethbridge, Trevor Lewington, says things in our region are looking up Read More

 Will Canada’s greenhouse gas emissions plan work?

Will Canada’s greenhouse gas emissions plan work?

Jeannette Rocher April 7, 2022

BCN guest Robert Lyman is well versed in the issues of the economy and the environment. He had spent over four decades, mainly for the Canadian federal government, working as an economist, manager and a Read More

 Canada’s 1st federal-NDP budget? (Budget predictions) – Brian Lilly

Canada’s 1st federal-NDP budget? (Budget predictions) – Brian Lilly

Jeannette Rocher April 5, 2022

Just weeks following the alliance of the federal Liberal and NDP parties, the feds announce their budget will be released this Thursday.  But political correspondent Brian Lilley is calling this Canada’s very first federal-NDP Read More

 The costs of green energy

The costs of green energy

Hal Roberts March 11, 2022

A number of Albertans have decided to go with green energy including adding solar panels to their homes. Michelle Stirling with Friends of Science says solar panels, though effective, can also become a financial burden Read More

 Gas is going up again says energy analyst

Gas is going up again says energy analyst

Hal Roberts March 4, 2022

Dan McTeague, president of Canadians for Affordable Energy, explains why gas will be going up another 14 cents per litre over the next week. He explains in this exclusive interview with BCN’s Hal Roberts.Read More

 Update from the Alberta Legislature – Tyler Dawson (Contributor)

Update from the Alberta Legislature – Tyler Dawson (Contributor)

Jeannette Rocher March 4, 2022

This past week the United Conservative Party discussed reversing its controversial decision to require Alberta Health Services workers to have up-to-date COVID-19 vaccines.  To break down some of the issues happening in Alberta this week, Read More

 Canada’s response to Ukraine and Other Current Issues – Rachael Thomas (Guest)

Canada’s response to Ukraine and Other Current Issues – Rachael

Jeannette Rocher March 4, 2022

These are unusual times we are living in … Covid-19 mandates are lifted in certain places but not in others.  It’s been two weeks since the police violence brought an end to the Ottawa freedom Read More

 Hot real estate market in Lethbridge

Hot real estate market in Lethbridge

Hal Roberts January 26, 2022

When it comes to real estate, it appears as though there may be a shortage of homes available in Lethbridge. Local real estate agent Jeff Reimer, with Royal LePage, says it is truly a seller’Read More

 Will the UCP win the next election in 2023?

Will the UCP win the next election in 2023?

Hal Roberts January 5, 2022

Now that the year 2022 has arrived that means next year we will have a provincial election in Alberta. There are a number of people who believe it will be a real struggle for Jason Kenney Read More

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  • Lane additions coming to Whoop-Up & Scenic Drive interchange

    June 16, 2026 June 16, 2026

    Major improvements are coming to the Whoop Up Drive and Scenic Drive interchange which began Tuesday June 16, and will...

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  • Lethbridge-raised wrestler wins silver at University Worlds

    June 16, 2026 June 16, 2026

    A wrestler originally from Lethbridge has captured a silver medal at the FISU World University Combat Championships in Brazil last...

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  • $3.2 Million gifted to strengthen Southwestern-Alberta’s youth leadership

    June 16, 2026 June 16, 2026

    Knowing the importance of supporting youth, the Community Foundation has announced the Dr. David and Mrs. Shirley Hughes bequest of almost 3.2...

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  • Child dies in unspecified “incident” at Medicine Hat park

    June 16, 2026 June 16, 2026

    Medicine Hat Police are confirming that an 11-year-old child has died in an unspecified “incident” that occurred at a city...

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  • Alberta NDP revealing new economic strategy – MLA Rakhi Pancholi

    June 15, 2026 June 15, 2026

    The Alberta NDP is in discussions with municipalities about the party’s new economic strategy which has yet to be publicly...

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  • $3.2 Million gifted to strengthen Southwestern-Alberta’s youth leadership

    June 16, 2026 June 16, 2026

    Knowing the importance of supporting youth, the Community Foundation has announced the Dr. David and Mrs. Shirley Hughes bequest of almost 3.2...

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  • Chinook Sexual Assault Centre unveils new-identity as Aurora

    June 15, 2026 June 15, 2026

    The Chinook Sexual Assault Centre has officially rebranded as Aurora. The new identity represents renewal, a process that is at...

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  • Canada Bans Kids Under 16 From Social Media | Dave Naylor

    June 10, 2026 June 11, 2026

    Well, they have done it in Australia and the UK, and now the Canadian government is looking to ban kids...

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  • Canada’s First 24/7 Reformer Pilates Studio Comes to Lethbridge

    June 9, 2026 June 9, 2026

    For people who love pilates, a new studio is coming to Lethbridge. Located on the city’s west side, Reformher Pilates Studio will give...

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  • Residents invited to celebrate Neighbour Day on June 13

    June 9, 2026 June 9, 2026

    Residents in Lethbridge will have an opportunity to strengthen community connections as Neighbour Day is celebrated on June 13th. The annual event is hosted...

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