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 Alberta parents speak about lifting of mask mandate for students

Alberta parents speak about lifting of mask mandate for students

February 10, 2022

The province’s decision to end the mask mandate for students in kindergarten to Grade 12 has some parents feeling uneasy about sending their child to school while others say they are happy the mandate has Read More

 City of Lethbridge lifts REP program

City of Lethbridge lifts REP program

February 9, 2022

The City of Lethbridge is following in the footsteps of the province and removing the Restrictions Exemptions Program. That means you will not need to show proof that you are vaccinated to enter or to Read More

 Alberta begins loosening of restrictions

Alberta begins loosening of restrictions

February 8, 2022

The Alberta government announced on Tuesday that is dropping a number of its COVID-19 mandates. The Restrictions Exemption Program or vaccine passport is being removed. Premier Jason Kenney says restrictions on food and beverage at Read More

 Traffic getting through at Coutts protest

Traffic getting through at Coutts protest

February 8, 2022

The trucker protest continues along the Coutts border crossing but lanes have reopened and the traffic is moving smoothly. BCN Video Journalist Angela Stewart has the latest.Read More

 Lethbridge high school students join protest against mandates

Lethbridge high school students join protest against mandates

February 4, 2022

The Freedom Convoy is having an effect on people of all ages, including high school students. On Friday students at Lethbridge Collegiate Institute walked out of classes to hold signs in objection to mandates and Read More

 NDP calls on UCP to file injunction to end Coutts blockade

NDP calls on UCP to file injunction to end Coutts

February 1, 2022

The Alberta NDP is calling on the UCP government to apply for an immediate injunction to put an end to the trucker blockade at the Coutts border crossing. BCN’s Angela Stewart heard from a Read More

 Village of Coutts Mayor on border blockade

Village of Coutts Mayor on border blockade

January 31, 2022

The Mayor of Coutts, Jim Willetts says he wants to see the protest in his area come to a peaceful conclusion. Willett says he knows of a number of residents in the village who are Read More

 ‘It’s time to stop the mandates’: Truckers block Coutts border

‘It’s time to stop the mandates’: Truckers block Coutts border

January 29, 2022

It is not just in Ottawa where people are protesting. Truckers headed to the Coutts border crossing here in Alberta with a slow roll and a powerful message for our politicians. BCN’s Angela Stewart Read More

 Literacy skills are important, Canadians celebrate Literacy Day

Literacy skills are important, Canadians celebrate Literacy Day

January 27, 2022

The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted millions of Canadians. This is especially true when it comes to people’s daily routines. As Angela Stewart reports now literacy is even more vital today as many celebrate and Read More

 Supply chain issues affecting Lethbridge Foodbank

Supply chain issues affecting Lethbridge Foodbank

January 25, 2022

Supply chain issues are not only affecting food in the grocery stores, but it seems to also be affecting food banks. Officials at the Interfaith Foodbank in Lethbridge say so far they were doing okay Read More

 Health care centres in need of volunteers

Health care centres in need of volunteers

January 24, 2022

Some health care centres around Southern Alberta are in need of help. Milk River, Cardston and Raymond Health Centers are looking for volunteers to work throughout the day. Carmelle Steel with AHS says volunteers are Read More

 Truckers begin to park their rigs following federal vaccine mandate, supply chain at risk

Truckers begin to park their rigs following federal vaccine mandate,

January 17, 2022

The federal government’s vaccine mandate requiring all truck drivers who enter Canada to show proof of full vaccination has some truckers already parking their rigs. It’s believed about 90 per cent of truck drivers Read More

 Lethbridge-East MLA says no to tax for unvaccinated Albertans

Lethbridge-East MLA says no to tax for unvaccinated Albertans

January 13, 2022

On Tuesday Quebec Premier Francois Legault announced his province has a plan to tax the unvaccinated. As for Alberta, a resounding no was given as to whether or not our province would bring in this Read More

 Coaldale trucking company says Ottawa’s reversed trucker vaccine mandate decision should help with supply chain issues

Coaldale trucking company says Ottawa’s reversed trucker vaccine mandate decision

January 13, 2022

One local trucking company says it is good news that Ottawa will allow unvaccinated Canadian truckers to cross the border coming back into Canada. And as Angela Stewart reports, the reversed decision should help with Read More

 Lethbridge Emergency Advisory Committee discuss COVID-19 response with council

Lethbridge Emergency Advisory Committee discuss COVID-19 response with council

January 7, 2022

A special meeting was held earlier today at Lethbridge City Hall discussing COVID-19. Members of the Lethbridge Emergency Advisory Committee discussed the city’s response to the Omicron variant. Emergency Preparedness Manager Luke Palmer says Read More

 ‘It fluctuates everyday’: City workers being affected by the Omicron COVID-19 variant

‘It fluctuates everyday’: City workers being affected by the Omicron

January 7, 2022

The City of Lethbridge says frontline workers are the most impacted right now by the new Omicron variant of COVID-19. Director of Community Services,  Mike Fox, says currently 59 workers are sick with the virus, but Read More

 Lethbridge entrepreneurs create new tourism app to help people see the world from their phone

Lethbridge entrepreneurs create new tourism app to help people see

January 5, 2022

Imagine being able to see the world with just a click of a button. A pair of Lethbridge entrepreneurs are making that happen with a new app. BCN’S Angela Stewart has the details.Read More

 ‘It was a decision made by government’: Alberta Teachers Association responds to provinces decision to delay students and teachers return from winter break

‘It was a decision made by government’: Alberta Teachers Association

January 5, 2022

The Alberta Teachers Association is speaking out following the province’s decision to delay the start of in person classes for students and teachers coming back from the winter break. ATA President Jason Schilling says Read More

 K-12 student winter break extended an extra week, some Alberta parents struggling with the delay

K-12 student winter break extended an extra week, some Alberta

January 4, 2022

  Students in Kindergarten thru Grade 12 won’t be returning to in person learning just yet in Alberta. The province announced the return to classes after the winter break would be pushed back an extra Read More

 Alberta Boot Project heads to the legislature

Alberta Boot Project heads to the legislature

December 20, 2021

A group calling themselves the Alberta Boot Project made a big step at the Alberta legislature on Monday morning. Boots from healthcare and emergency service workers have been left at the front steps of the Read More

 Rally against mandatory vaccines for children planned for Saturday

Rally against mandatory vaccines for children planned for Saturday

December 9, 2021

Another BIG rally is coming up this weekend against having children be mandated to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Parents, teachers and students will be making their way to Galt Gardens in Lethbridge on Saturday afternoon Read More

 AHS worker takes a stand against covid vaccine

AHS worker takes a stand against covid vaccine

November 17, 2021

We’ve brought you stories in the past about AHS health care workers who have spoken out about not wanting to receive the COVID-19 vaccination. Marilyn Markell is a Clinical Nurse Educator for Alberta Health Read More

 City of Lethbridge reveals staff vaccination numbers

City of Lethbridge reveals staff vaccination numbers

November 16, 2021

The City of Lethbridge recently implemented a policy on November 15th that all employees now have to be vaccinated if they want to continue to be employed. The General Manager of People and Culture for Read More

 Lethbridge College holds in-person open house, enrollment holding steady

Lethbridge College holds in-person open house, enrollment holding steady

October 28, 2021

Lethbridge College held its fall open house. For the past two years, the college has shifted its open houses to an online format, but this year’s one featured a combination of both on campus Read More

 Organizers of rally want freedom of choice

Organizers of rally want freedom of choice

October 26, 2021

Hundreds of people gathered at Galt Gardens in Lethbridge on Monday night to protest government restrictions and their right to freedom of choice. Micah Quinn has the details.Read More

 Healthcare worker on stress leave facing possible termination over vax mandate

Healthcare worker on stress leave facing possible termination over vax

October 25, 2021

Earlier in October, Bridge City News (BCN) shared with you the story of Haley Mock, a healthcare worker in a long-term care home in rural Alberta.  She is refusing to get the COVID-19 vaccine that Read More

 Whistle Stop Cafe owner issued “compelled speech sentence” and fined $20k for violating COVID restrictions

Whistle Stop Cafe owner issued “compelled speech sentence” and fined

October 23, 2021

The owner of the Whistle Stop Cafe and Truck Stop was recently fined $20,000 for violating a court order by holding an anti-shutdown rally last spring. Christopher Scott joined BCN’s Jeannette Rocher earlier this week Read More

 Alleged leaked info of AHS employee vaccination numbers show over 26,000 missing employees

Alleged leaked info of AHS employee vaccination numbers show over

October 21, 2021

UPDATE:  On October 22, Alberta Health Services announced that it is extending its mandatory COVID-19 immunization deadline to November 30. The extension will apply to all AHS employees, medical and midwifery staff, students, contractors and health care Read More

 Operation Red Nose cancels Safe Ride Services in Alberta for 2021

Operation Red Nose cancels Safe Ride Services in Alberta for

October 18, 2021

Operation Red Nose will not be held in Alberta, Saskatchewan or Manitoba this year. The reason? High COVID-19 numbers. Operation Red Nose is a non-profit group that promotes responsible behaviour to prevent impaired driving by Read More

 Group of frontline workers want vaccine mandate needs met by AHS

Group of frontline workers want vaccine mandate needs met by

October 15, 2021

A group called Fight For The Frontline is challenging Alberta Health Services on their decision to implement mandatory vaccinations for frontline workers. As Micah Quinn explains, two local first responders in our city are fighting Read More

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