It was quite the light show in many parts of Alberta last weekend. So many of us were able to enjoy the beautiful Northern Lights. Brady Sherwood, president of the Lethbridge Astronomy Society, spoke about Read More
Rabbi Sidney Speakman, from the Joyful House of Prayer in Lethbridge, spoke about the protests taking place across Canada. He also discussed the thousands of lives which have been lost since the war between Israel Read More
Our foreign affairs expert, Lisa Daftari, chats with BCN’s Hal Roberts about the number of Pro-Palestinian protests taking place at campuses across North America and if new aid headed for Gaza will actually make Read More
Financial support from various levels of government helped to fund new construction of 50 new homes in Lethbridge. The new project will be built at 1730, 10 Ave South, the former Seasons Lethbridge Retirement Community building. Matthew Pitcher, Read More
Infertility is becoming a real concern in Canada. A recent report showed that in 2022, our country’s fertility rate hit the lowest point on record in more than a century. Dr. Caitlin Dunne, a physician Read More
It was training day today for seven Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services recruits. The young firefighters are learning various survival skills to help save lives.Read More
Having different generations in the workplace can be rewarding and sometimes challenging. Sociologist Dr. Scott De Long says the older generation must recognize and be sensitive to the fact that many of the younger generation Read More
In a world where so many people are battling addictions and suffering one man found his way out. Allan Nelson says it was his relationship with Jesus which helped set him free and on to 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
Four Israeli soldiers were killed and 10 others were injured inside of Israel from a Hamas rocket attack, launched from Rafah, over the weekend. Our foreign affairs expert Lisa Daftari says the soldiers were very young….Read More
As you have heard on BCN, the province is also investing 10 million dollars over the next few years to beef up support for 15 Sexual Assault Centres across Alberta. Kristine Cassie, the CEO of Chinook Sexual Read More
Grandparents play an important role in a family. Being a part of their grandchildren’s’ upbringing is exciting, and understanding when advice and help are welcomed by the parents is important too. Tim Seim, Seniors Read More
Stress. It affects so many of us. We feel a lot of stress especially when it comes to the high cost of living these days. Talking about stress and its effects, being kind to those Read More
Over the last couple of years, women’s shelters in Alberta received over 59-thousand calls for help due to domestic violence. That is an increase of 12.5 per cent compared to previous years. Jill Young, CEO Read More
Political columnist Brian Lilley chats with BCN’s Hal Roberts on if the Trudeau government will reverse course on decriminalization of hard drugs in BC or double down. Mr. Lilley will also discuss the many Read More
The Israeli military has appeared to bow to pressure from the U.S. government and said it will not move forward with a military offensive in the Gazan city of Rafah. Our foreign affairs expert, Read More
This Sunday will mark the 25-year anniversary of a tragedy that took place in the town of Taber, Alberta. On April 28, 1999, a 14-year-old boy walked into W.R. Myers High School and began shooting. He Read More
The Lethbridge Soup Kitchen is in dire need of volunteers. The organization’s executive director, Bill Ginther, says as the need for food grows, so does the need to have more people on hand to Read More
Lethbridge Mayor Blaine Hyggen responded to a new bill being introduced by the province which would give the Alberta government the power to fire municipal councilors and postpone elections. Mayor Hyggen says he and council Read More
Alberta NDP leadership hopeful, Jodi Calahoo Stonehouse, says when it comes to the federal carbon tax big industry and not average everyday Albertans should be penalized. She explains in this interview with BCN’s Hal Read More
On June 22nd, party members with the Alberta NDP will be choosing their new leader. One of the five candidates vying to replace Rachel Notley is Calgary MLA Kathleen Ganley. Some of the hot button Read More
Christians from all denominations still travel the world planting seeds for Jesus Christ through various missions trips. You will also find believers helping to provide fresh water, food and shelters in areas where so many Read More
Five candidates are vying to replace Alberta NDP leader Rachel Notley. One of them is Edmonton Glenora MLA Sarah Hoffman who formerly held the positions of health minister and deputy premier during Notley’s rein. Read More
Alberta sees an early start to forest fire season – not to mention a risk of drought this summer , also the province spends $57M to research hydrogen to heat homes and fuel cars…and the Premiere Read More
Well, it appears as though Canada Post wants nothing to do with the gun buyback program. According to political reporter, Brian Lilley, officials at Canada Post say that they don’t want to be the Read More
There are reports coming out of Iran saying that the Iranian government will not retaliate against Israel following the recent drone attack by the Jewish State against Iran. Our foreign affairs expert, Lisa Daftari, shares Read More
Whether you’re much of a movie-goer or not, there’s no doubt you’ve been inside the legendary Lethbridge Movie Mill. Now its long-time owner is set to retire, but he says not to Read More
Many remember the 1981 British historical drama Chariots of Fire. It told the true story of two young runners, Eric Liddell and Harold Abrahams, who were training for the 1924 Paris Olympics. Well, what was enjoyed on Read More
The federal budget was tabled on Tuesday by federal Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland. Political reporter and Sun columnist, Brian Lilley, tells BCN’s Hal Roberts what the impact of the budget will have on Canadians.Read More
The federal budget is set to be released on Tuesday but it may not be balanced says the federal director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation Franco Terrazzano who shares the details with BCN’s Hal Read More
