The Lethbridge Police Service are asking the public for help in identifying suspects in a possible machete attack last month on Lethbridge’s west side. Police say on August 24th at around 11 p.m., LPS Read More
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As prime golf season nears its end for the year, the best university golf athletes in western Canada will travel to Lethbridge for the Conference Championship. The University of Lethbridge Pronghorns and Paradise Canyon Golf Read More
Lethbridge-raised women’s hockey player, Dara Greig, finally got the chance to bring the long-awaited Professional Women’s Hockey League trophy home to a crowd of fans. Initially, the event was scheduled for August, but Read More
For some people, running is about crossing the finish line and reaching a goal. For others, and especially at this event, it is a way to remember someone they love who is no longer with Read More
More than 90 employers and recruiters were at the University of Lethbridge today, connecting with job seekers, students and community members at the annual Fall Career Fair. The event showcased opportunities across a range of industries, Read More
Monday, September 21st marked the one-year anniversary of the disappearance of six-year-old Darius MacDougall. A candlelight vigil was held on Tuesday night in front of Lethbridge City Hall as his family and supporters continue to Read More
As Canada marks Reconciliation Week, one lecture is prompting discussion about culture, respect, and the ways communities share traditions. BCN’s Naveen Day takes us inside the conversation.Read More
The Town of Raymond is bringing sport and community appreciation together this Friday. The town is hosting its annual Harvest Showdown and Volunteer Appreciation Night. The event will recognize local volunteers, including Maxine West, who Read More
Chinook Regional Hospital is asking the community to help restock its winter Clothing Closet. The hospital is collecting new or gently used coats, gloves and toques for patients and families who may not have appropriate Read More
A new era of paramedic training is coming to Lethbridge Polytechnic. Beginning this fall, students entering the polytechnic’s Primary Care Paramedic program will train through a new two-year diploma program, replacing the institution’s Read More
Lethbridge Polytechnic’s Board of Governors is now full in its 16-member capacity with four new appointments. The new members bring experience in agriculture, engineering, academia and student leadership, including an international student representing the Read More
Lethbridge Family Services has handed out its ‘Friend of the Family’ awards in recognition of outstanding philanthropic work. They chose from a selected group of individuals and businesses who donated their philanthropic contributions towards LFS. Read More
Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services responded to two separate residential structure fires over the weekend. Crews from three stations attended a home in the 1800 block of 4 Avenue North on Sunday afternoon. A fire was located Read More
Lethbridge Police have charged a 15-year-old with sexual assault following an incident last week along a city green strip. Last Wednesday at about 4 p.m., a 41-year-old woman reported that she had been attacked while Read More
The need for housing in our city and province has been a major hurdle for governments in the last handful of years. But locally, a church is tackling the issue head-on. On Monday, Parallel Church Read More
The Lethbridge Hurricanes open their new season Friday night against the Medicine Hat Tigers. Despite an 0-4 preseason, the young squad believes it has developed strong chemistry and is ready to take the next step. Read More
Workers at the Good Samaritan Society Park Meadows Village in Lethbridge are voicing their concerns about wages and working conditions. The workers, who are members of the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees, held a protest Read More
Disability advocates, self-advocates and community supporters walked through downtown Lethbridge today to raise awareness about disability rights, accessibility and inclusion. The 16th Annual Citizen Walk About focuses on creating a more inclusive community and giving Read More
The Lethbridge Senior Citizens Organization is opening its doors this weekend for Senior Discovery Days, giving older adults and community members a chance to explore the programs, hobbies and services available at LSCO. Kaitlynn Weaver Read More
A symposium was held in Lethbridge on Wednesday night regarding the issue of religious freedoms in Canada, held by the group, Lethbridge Friends of Religious Freedom The Keynote speaker, Dr. John Young, explained what religious Read More
The North American International Yosakoi Festival will be back in Lethbridge. The KOKUYOSA 2026 celebrates its second year at Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden. The festival will feature 12 teams competing in two contest rounds, along with parade Read More
Amid ongoing tariff tensions between Canada and the U.S., hundreds of job seekers and dozens of employers came together in Lethbridge today for a job fair. Teamworks Career Centre brought around 1,200 job seekers for Read More
The City of Lethbridge is expanding its blue cart recycling service beyond city limits. Starting Wednesday, blue carts will begin rolling out to 10 neighbouring communities. The expansion is part of Alberta’s Extended Producer Responsibility Read More
The University of Lethbridge Pronghorns will be hosting their annual triple-header on Saturday, September 19th at the Community Stadium as their athletics program fully ramps up for the season. Saturday’s games include: – Pronghorn’s Read More
Demand for engineers is growing throughout southern Alberta, and the University of Lethbridge will be introducing a new Bachelor program to train locally based engineers. Applications are open for the Fall 2027 term, where students will Read More
The Jack Ady Cancer Centre in Lethbridge will host a new trial evaluating whether radiation treatments can be safely reduced for prostate cancer patients in southern Alberta. By studying if treatment schedules can be shortened Read More
A large property in the Crowsnest Pass will be set aside for protected conservation efforts. The Kropinak family who owns 160 acres (65-hectares) between Coleman and Crowsnest Lake, will enter an agreement with Nature Conservancy Canada Read More
It’s been more than a decade since Canada’s military mission in Afghanistan ended. To honor and remember those who served, Lethbridge is hosting a new exhibit at the Lethbridge Military Museum. The display, Read More
Officers at Alberta’s largest U.S./Canada border crossing intercepted two separate commercial trucks and seized over 200 kilograms of cocaine, according to Canada Border Services Agency. A driver and a passenger of the first Read More
Canada’s northern energy resources and getting those resources to market are the focus of a two-day conference underway in Winnipeg. The Frontier Centre for Public Policy is hoping its “Reclaiming the North” conference will Read More
