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How German POW camps in Alberta changed the region
How German POW camps in Alberta changed the region
OPINION: The Carney/Smith MOU: Who Really Won?
OPINION: The Carney/Smith MOU: Who Really Won?
 Former Encana CEO on Canadian energy exports

Former Encana CEO on Canadian energy exports

Landon Hickok February 7, 2025

Gwyn Morgan, founder of Encana Corporation, once one of the largest energy companies in Canada, says he wants to see continued trade cooperation with the United States, and for Canada to find a way to Read More

 Gwyn Morgan on why LNG is Canada’s next big opportunity

Gwyn Morgan on why LNG is Canada’s next big opportunity

Landon Hickok February 7, 2025

Former CEO of Encana Gwyn Morgan, tells BCN why exporting liquid natural gas is Canada’s next big opportunity amid trade stand-offs with the US.Read More

 Three border incursions into Canada stopped by RCMP, CBSA

Three border incursions into Canada stopped by RCMP, CBSA

Landon Hickok February 7, 2025

RCMP and Canada Border Services Agency say one has died and 15 were arrested after three separate illegal border crossing attempts were made into Canada via the United States.Read More

 CTF reacts to Carney’s carbon pricing plan

CTF reacts to Carney’s carbon pricing plan

Landon Hickok January 31, 2025

Franco Terrazzano of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation says that Mark Carney must clarify what his Carbon pricing plan would mean for Canadians, highlighting that it could be just another carbon tax renamed as an incentive.Read More

 Locals not happy about Trump calling Canada the 51st State

Locals not happy about Trump calling Canada the 51st State

Heidi Echavarria January 14, 2025

Some weeks have passed since Donald Trump proposed to annex Canada as the 51st state of the United States. What at first sounded like a bad joke has gained strength. Our BCN’ s Heidi Echavarria Read More

 Trump tariffs: Danielle Smith talks “national unity crisis”

Trump tariffs: Danielle Smith talks “national unity crisis”

Jeannette Rocher January 14, 2025

Less than a week until Donald Trump is sworn in as president and as Canadians look to see what happens with the threat of tariffs we have Alberta Premier Danielle Smith talking about a national Read More

 Judge advocating for safer clothing donation bins

Judge advocating for safer clothing donation bins

Landon Hickok January 7, 2025

An Alberta judge is appealing to the provincial government for safer donation bins for clothing across the province after working on cases of deaths of people climbing into bins for shelter.Read More

 Canada Post back at full delivery service

Canada Post back at full delivery service

Landon Hickok January 7, 2025

Canada Post says they are back at full service delivering domestic mail and parcels following the month long workers strike which froze all mail deliveries sent across Canada.Read More

 Canada’s GST holiday creates challenges for small businesses

Canada’s GST holiday creates challenges for small businesses

Naveen Day January 5, 2025

The GST break was no holiday for many Canadians, particularly small business owners and employees. The exemption which only applies to certain items created hassle and confusion for underprepared stores and customers. Second hand stores Read More

 Business expert says GST holiday break a pain

Business expert says GST holiday break a pain

Hal Roberts December 18, 2024

It turns out the GST tax holiday is becoming a real pain for a number of small businesses across Canada. The federal government is pausing the levy on a number of items including prepared foods Read More

 Population growth slowing across Canada

Population growth slowing across Canada

Landon Hickok December 17, 2024

Statistics Canada released their third-quarter report on population estimates across the country. Alberta saw the biggest increase out of any province, but only by 0.9%.Read More

 Brian Lilley on Chrystia Freeland’s resignation

Brian Lilley on Chrystia Freeland’s resignation

Landon Hickok December 16, 2024

Chrystia Freeland announced her resignation in Cabinet, raising questions is Justin Trudeau would step down following the release of the fall economic statement. Sun Political Columnist Brian Lilley shares his thoughts.Read More

 Feds to require manual trans heavy truck sales cut down to 10%

Feds to require manual trans heavy truck sales cut down

Landon Hickok December 16, 2024

Environment and Climate Change Canada is requiring the trucking industry to cut down on its sales of heavy-duty trucks with a manual transmission down to 10% in order to cut emissions.Read More

 CTF blasts Trudeau on June Euro trip

CTF blasts Trudeau on June Euro trip

Hal Roberts December 13, 2024

It turns out Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s four–day trip to Europe in June cost taxpayers close to a million dollars. Trudeau and his entourage travelled to Italy and Switzerland June 13-16 to attend Read More

 “Keep Christ in Christmas” sign in Kelowna removed after complaints

“Keep Christ in Christmas” sign in Kelowna removed after complaints

Landon Hickok December 12, 2024

A sign installed at Kelowna’s downtown nativity scene that expressed the words “Keep Christ in Christmas” was removed after complaints from a local humanist group.Read More

 STARS struggling for donations during postal strike

STARS struggling for donations during postal strike

Landon Hickok December 12, 2024

The not-for-profit STARS Air Ambulance is calling for donations to be sent online, in-person or over the phone due to the postal workers strike preventing mail donations.Read More

 CTF says there is confusion on GST break

CTF says there is confusion on GST break

Hal Roberts December 5, 2024

As you have heard on BCN, the Trudeau government will be implementing a GST break for two months beginning on December 14th. Ottawa says prepared foods, snacks, children’s clothing and footwear will be exempt. Read More

 CTF on ineligible businesses receiving loans

CTF on ineligible businesses receiving loans

Hal Roberts December 3, 2024

A report by Canada’s Auditor General says the Trudeau government gave out billions of dollars in loans to ineligible businesses during the pandemic. The Canada Emergency Business Account offered emergency loans of 40 to 60 thousand Read More

 Edmonton-based CAF troops deployed to Latvia

Edmonton-based CAF troops deployed to Latvia

Landon Hickok November 28, 2024

The Canadian Armed Forces are sending more troops to Latvia to continue their NATO mission Operation Reassurance. Around 200 troops from Edmonton are making the trip to bring the total number of troops in Latvia to 2,000.Read More

 Toronto lawyer comments on Pat King trial

Toronto lawyer comments on Pat King trial

Hal Roberts November 22, 2024

A prominent figure of the 2022 Freedom Convoy in Ottawa has been found guilty on five counts. A judge says Pat King is guilty of mischief, counselling others to commit mischief, counselling others to obstruct police Read More

 Taxpayers Federation responds to GST pause

Taxpayers Federation responds to GST pause

Hal Roberts November 21, 2024

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation has reacted to the Trudeau government’s announcement of a GST cut to save taxpayers money. Federal officials say the cut will save taxpayers around 1.6 billion dollars over the next couple Read More

 Lilley surprised by Boissonnault resignation

Lilley surprised by Boissonnault resignation

Hal Roberts November 20, 2024

Political reporter and Sun political columnist, Brian Lilley, offers his thoughts on Liberal Minister Randy Boissonnault stepping down from the Trudeau cabinet. He says he was somewhat surprised.Read More

 Carbon tax admin costs to hit $800-million?

Carbon tax admin costs to hit $800-million?

Hal Roberts November 19, 2024

A new report says administering the carbon tax will cost Canadian taxpayers around 800 million dollars by the year 2030. That is according to government records dug up by the Canadian Taxpayers Federation. Franco Terrazzano, federal director Read More

 Collection for Christmas Shoe Box campaign

Collection for Christmas Shoe Box campaign

Hal Roberts November 19, 2024

This is national collection week for the Operation Christmas Child’s shoebox campaign. Thousands of boxes are being collected and sent to children in need around the world including in Ukraine, Central America, Africa and Read More

 Postal workers strike lingers on

Postal workers strike lingers on

Landon Hickok November 18, 2024

The Canadian Union of Postal Workers continue to strike into the new week as a new deal between Canada Post and its workers remain up for discussion; seemingly without federal intervention for now.Read More

 CTF takes issue with taxpayer funded edible cricket factory

CTF takes issue with taxpayer funded edible cricket factory

Hal Roberts November 15, 2024

Just a couple of years after the Trudeau government used 9 million dollars to help build the world’s largest edible cricket factory in London Ontario comes word that two thirds of its workforce will be Read More

 CUPW interim president on Canada Post expansion

CUPW interim president on Canada Post expansion

Hal Roberts November 14, 2024

Contract negotiations continue between Canada Post and its union.  The Canadian Union of Postal Workers says its national executive board has yet to decide if job action will take place. They say it all hinges Read More

 Korean War Vet talks about Remembrance Day

Korean War Vet talks about Remembrance Day

Hal Roberts November 8, 2024

Remembrance Day is coming up on Monday. A time to remember the many men and women in uniform who sacrificed so much to allow us to enjoy the freedoms we have today. Herbert Johnson is Read More

 National Silver Cross Mother speaks about recipiency

National Silver Cross Mother speaks about recipiency

Landon Hickok November 7, 2024

Maureen Anderson, a New Brunswick native, spoke with BCN about being inducted as this year’s National Silver Cross Mother. The tradition honours mothers who lost children in service for their country.Read More

 Discovering the History of the Canadian Air Force in Nanton, AB

Discovering the History of the Canadian Air Force in Nanton,

Heidi Echavarria November 6, 2024

There is a unique museum in the town of Nanton, Alberta which honours our Canadian Air Force and features some incredible aircraft. It is called the Bomber Command Museum of Canada. In part two of Read More

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  • BikeLane anniversary event set for Saturday

    May 8, 2026 May 8, 2026

    Spring weather in southern Alberta is giving cyclists plenty of reasons to get outside. And as more people hit the streets and pathways, a...

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  • Two Lethbridge park playgrounds undergoing replacement

    May 8, 2026 May 8, 2026

    The City is currently undergoing work to replace and upgrade two park playgrounds. The previous grounds at Couger Park in...

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  • Art’s Alive program marks 49 years in Lethbridge

    May 8, 2026 May 8, 2026

    The Southern Alberta Art Gallery is celebrating the 49th anniversary of the Art’s Alive and Well in the Schools program. K to 12 students in the...

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  • Fort Macleod man charged with sexual assault, may be additional victims

    May 8, 2026 May 8, 2026

    Lethbridge Police have charged a 35-year-old man in connection with two separate sexual assaults. On April 10th, police responded to...

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  • Lane closures coming to Whoop-Up & Scenic Drives

    May 8, 2026 May 8, 2026

    Beginning this weekend and continuing into the next week, commuters will need to be aware of ongoing lane closures on...

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    May 8, 2026 May 8, 2026

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  • Art’s Alive program marks 49 years in Lethbridge

    May 8, 2026 May 8, 2026

    The Southern Alberta Art Gallery is celebrating the 49th anniversary of the Art’s Alive and Well in the Schools program. K to 12 students in the...

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  • 2026 Whoop-Up-Days announced as organizer honoured with Blackfoot-name

    May 6, 2026 May 6, 2026

      One of the most anticipated celebrations of the year is just around the corner. The 2026 Whoop-Up Days has...

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  • City of Lethbridge introduces 24/7 digital helper

    May 4, 2026 May 4, 2026

    It’s always good to get help and take advantage of this digital age. Knowing that, the City of Lethbridge has...

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    May 4, 2026 May 6, 2026

    This is Emergency Preparedness Week across Canada. The City and Lethbridge County are reminding residents of the importance of being...

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