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 The Cultural Assault on Christianity

The Cultural Assault on Christianity

Jeannette Rocher March 4, 2021

The last number of years have been a wild ride for North America and much of the globe. Not only Covid, but many other issues which seem to be dividing our culture. Healthy debate and Read More

 Alberta Premier Jason Kenney receiving backlash for not opening more of the economy says political reporter Brian Lilley

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney receiving backlash for not opening more

Hal Roberts March 4, 2021

It appears as though many regions of the US are reopening their economies a lot faster than Canada. Political reporter, Brian Lilley, says even though Alberta Premier Jason Kenney announced a gradual Stage 2 opening he Read More

 Personal Privacy at Risk on the Internet

Personal Privacy at Risk on the Internet

Jeannette Rocher March 4, 2021

Personal privacy has never been so much at risk as it is today – especially with the increasing use of social media. Apparently there is now even facial recognition technology being used that can discern your Read More

 The Impact of COVID lockdowns

The Impact of COVID lockdowns

Jeannette Rocher March 4, 2021

Dr. Ari Joffe teaches pediatrics at the University of Alberta. He has recently published a study on the effects of the pandemic lockdowns. Dr. Joffe says these restrictions Canadians have had to endure are causing Read More

 The Grey Goat & Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce

The Grey Goat & Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce

Naveen Day March 3, 2021

Today’s Business Spotlight is The Grey Goat in Lethbridge, ABRead More

 Tips for Keeping your Vehicle up to Snuff

Tips for Keeping your Vehicle up to Snuff

Jeannette Rocher March 3, 2021

Shawn Hammond of Big Al’s Auto Repair joins BCN’s Jeannette Rocher for tips on keeping your vehicle up to snuff.Read More

 Concerns about Pope Francis visiting Iraq

Concerns about Pope Francis visiting Iraq

Hal Roberts March 3, 2021

The Pope is hitting the road. Pope Francis is heading to Iraq March 5th-8th. Our foreign affairs expert, Lisa Daftari, says there are concerns for the Pope's safety during his trip. Read More

 Equalization Payments, Lockdowns and other Hot Topics in Alberta

Equalization Payments, Lockdowns and other Hot Topics in Alberta

Jeannette Rocher March 2, 2021

Albertans want a fair deal from Ottawa and the rest of the nation, as the province continues to pour huge dollar amounts into equalization payments. There is a separatist movement brewing here as a result. Read More

 Canada’s Debt: Is It Sustainable?

Canada’s Debt: Is It Sustainable?

Jeannette Rocher March 1, 2021

Canada’s debt level has ballooned astronomically over the last few years – is it sustainable, and even if it is, is continued debt a good idea for our nation? Dr. Trevor Tombe is Associate Professor Read More

 Canadians would rather be fined than stay at quarantine hotel says Brian Lilley

Canadians would rather be fined than stay at quarantine hotel

Hal Roberts February 27, 2021

We keep hearing more and more stories of Canadians being taken to quarantine hotels upon arriving back in Canada from international travel. Some Canadians, as we reported recently, have allegedly been sexually assaulted at some Read More

 How the COVID-19 Vaccine Works

How the COVID-19 Vaccine Works

Jeannette Rocher February 26, 2021

Nations around the globe have had their best scientists pushing hard and fast to develop a COVID vaccine. And now, they are beginning to be put into action. Is this the answer to the pandemic, Read More

 The Reliability and Authenticity of the Bible

The Reliability and Authenticity of the Bible

Jeannette Rocher February 26, 2021

The Bible is the best selling book of all time, but many today doubt its authenticity and reliability. Can we trust what it says is actually from God, and is the text we read today, Read More

 Salvation Army pastor talks recovery since house fire, and COVID pressure on their organization

Salvation Army pastor talks recovery since house fire, and COVID

Jeannette Rocher February 26, 2021

As the Covid pandemic continues, the economy struggles, and job losses and covid restrictions take their toll on families and individuals; it places greater pressure on local charitable groups. Joining me to discuss this is Read More

 Richardson Oilseed & Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce

Richardson Oilseed & Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce

Naveen Day February 25, 2021

Today’s Business Spotlight is Richardson Oilseed in Lethbridge, ABRead More

 Foreign affairs expert appalled that Syria soon to be on UN Human Rights Forum.

Foreign affairs expert appalled that Syria soon to be on

Hal Roberts February 24, 2021

Syria, many would argue, does not have a stellar record when it comes to human rights. That country is set to have an official posted to a UN human rights forum. That does not sit Read More

 Head of Lethbridge Fish and Game association speaks out against the Liberal’s proposed new gun ban legislation

Head of Lethbridge Fish and Game association speaks out against

Hal Roberts February 23, 2021

Many legal firearms owners are not happy with Ottawa proposing legislation which would allow municipalities to implement bylaws banning guns. You can include Rick Blakely in that group. Mr. Blakely is with the Alberta Fish Read More

 COVID-19 Impact on Lethbridge’s Economy

COVID-19 Impact on Lethbridge’s Economy

Jeannette Rocher February 23, 2021

Will small businesses be able to stay alive? Trevor Lewington with Economic Development Lethbridge has the numbers on how much the economy has contracted in southwestern Alberta.Read More

 Provinces not liking Ottawa’s approach to gun legislation says Toronto Sun’s Brian Lilley

Provinces not liking Ottawa’s approach to gun legislation says Toronto

Hal Roberts February 20, 2021

One of our political reporters says a number of provinces are taking issue with the feds proposed new gun ban legislation. Brian Lilley says police in Ontario are concerned that this still does not address Read More

Inspire Marketing and Media & Lethbridge Chamber of Commerce

Naveen Day February 18, 2021

Today’s Business Spotlight is Inspire Marketing and Media in Lethbridge, ABRead More

 Impact of the Cancellation of the Keystone XL Pipeline

Impact of the Cancellation of the Keystone XL Pipeline

Jeannette Rocher February 12, 2021

Energy Policy Analyst David Yager says it is not just about the thousands of union jobs lost for Canadians and Americans with the cancellation of the Keystone XL pipeline expansion. He says when it comes Read More

 Finding Your Purpose and Success “At War with the Big Dogs” – Chuck Masek (Guest)

Finding Your Purpose and Success “At War with the Big

Jeannette Rocher February 12, 2021

It’s not easy launching a business and becoming a successful entrepreneur especially during a pandemic. Chuck Masek is a guy who needed a job so he created a very successful business in the medical Read More

 Isolation centres are NOT resorts says political reporter Lilley

Isolation centres are NOT resorts says political reporter Lilley

Hal Roberts February 11, 2021

More and more Canadians who do not come back to Canada with the proper COVID-19 test are being taken away to isolation centres. Political reporter Brian Lilley says these are not exactly resorts.Read More

 ISIS threat growing since Biden Administration voted in says a retired U.S. Army Reserve Lieutenant Colonel

ISIS threat growing since Biden Administration voted in says a

Hal Roberts February 10, 2021

A retired U.S. Army Reserve Lieutenant Colonel says there could be a resurgence of terrorist regimes like ISIS now that Joe Biden is president. According to our foreign affairs expert, Lisa Daftari, Tony Shaffer Read More

 There is no reason why gyms in Alberta cannot fully reopen says Calgary lawyer

There is no reason why gyms in Alberta cannot fully

Hal Roberts February 9, 2021

There is a lawyer in Calgary who says there is no justification for not allowing gyms to fully reopen in Alberta. John Carpay, who is the president of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms believes Read More

 There is no reason why gyms in Alberta cannot fully reopen says Calgary lawyer

There is no reason why gyms in Alberta cannot fully

Hal Roberts February 9, 2021

There is a lawyer in Calgary who says there is no justification for not allowing gyms to fully reopen in Alberta. John Carpay, who is the president of the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms believes Read More

 The importance of spiritual gifts

The importance of spiritual gifts

Hal Roberts February 2, 2021

When it comes to the Christian faith do we each only receive one spiritual gift? Or can a person have more than one such as the gift of tongues and the gift of prophecy. Charity Read More

 The military launches a coup in Myanmar

The military launches a coup in Myanmar

Hal Roberts February 2, 2021

Our foreign affairs expert, Lisa Daftari, has more details about the coup in Myanmar and how the military has a serious problem with a certain female political leader. She also has information as to why Read More

 Big Brother will be watching

Big Brother will be watching

Hal Roberts January 27, 2021

US political reporter, Lisa Daftari, says with what transpired at the Capitol US President Joe Biden is now looking at legislation of increased surveillance. That means big brother will be watching your every move. She Read More

 Trump fever not dying down despite the new Biden administration being sworn in says U.S. political correspondent

Trump fever not dying down despite the new Biden administration

Hal Roberts January 20, 2021

Even though the inauguration of Joe Biden is taking place soon U.S. political reporter, Lisa Daftari, says Trump fever is not dying down. Daftari also says many Americans are taking issue with some of Read More

 Why the Democrats want a second Trump impeachment

Why the Democrats want a second Trump impeachment

Hal Roberts January 13, 2021

US political reporter, Lisa Daftari, explains why the Democrats are actively pursuing a second impeachment of US President Donald Trump. She also explains why it is dangerous that the Democrats are trying to silence the Read More

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