Toby and Bernadine Boulet are the parents of Logan Boulet, the Humboldt Bronco who died following a tragic bus crash in Saskatchewan. The couple have made a donation of $20,000 to help support rugby players for Read More
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Service dogs in Lethbridge have given a paw up to those who are dealing with trauma in our city. Lethbridge Police Victim Services dog Kourt is celebrating her fourth birthday today and one year anniversary Read More
Under the Rural Renewal Stream of the Alberta Advantage Immigration Program, eligible employers have the ability to seek out employees who are not permanent residents of Alberta. This is all being run through Economic Development Read More
Members of the Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services have scored a top grade for their work. The group attained the Emergency Medical Services Accreditation Certification from Accreditation Canada. Over 80 policies had to be reviewed and Read More
The Lethbridge Bulls are ready to hit the field for their home opener Friday evening versus the Medicine Hat Mavericks. The Bulls won the Western Canadian Baseball League championship in 2021 but didn’t qualify for Read More
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Seniors who are faced with mobility issues won’t have to leave the comfort of their own homes when voting in the provincial election. Voting polls have been put in place at all of the Read More
The United Conservative Party promising to prioritize the expansion of the Taxpayer Protection Act is welcome news according to the Canadian Taxpayers Federation. The group says the act would be one of the strongest laws Read More
The Green N Yellow group is partnering with GPS Container for their annual Polar Plunge coming up next month. They are collecting donations which will all be donated to Can Praxis, an equine Assisted Therapy Read More
Calgary street preacher and leader of the Solidarity Party, Artur Pawlowski made some serious accusations on the steps of the Legislature in Edmonton on Wednesday. “I’m accusing this government of political bribery,” he begins, Read More
Areas in both central and western Alberta received some much-needed rain as firefighters continue to battle wildfires. According to Environment and Climate Change Canada the moisture is now making its way into Saskatchewan but the Read More
Many say that the advance voting is practical and are encouraging others to head out and beat the lines on Election Day. Residents in Lethbridge we chatted with say the process has been quick and Read More
If you are going to be heading out to cast your ballot in advance voting, you are being reminded to bring all the proper identification with you. This will help to make the process run Read More
Chicken wing lovers in Lethbridge are set to enjoy a handful of their favourite snacks on June 24th at the Nicholas Sheran Picnic Shelter for a great cause. The Wing Ding Wing Eating Challenge will Read More
Nathan Crow, a major in Indigenous governance and business management at the University of Lethbridge’s Dhillon School of Business is the proud recipient of a $10,000 scholarship. It is through Canada’s Outstanding CEO of Read More
A familiar face in the southern Alberta school system has just been named as the new Superintendent of the Lethbridge School Division. Mike Nightingale will take over the duties of Superintendent Dr. Cheryl Gilmore who Read More
According to staff from the Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden, over 30,000 visitors enjoyed the Winter Light Festival this past season. The numbers come from a recent presentation made to members of the Cultural and Social Standing Read More
Advance polling locations for the 2023 Alberta election are now open daily from 9am to 8pm every day through Saturday. The UCP candidates for Lethbridge were both on hand at the Southern Alberta Ethnic Association to Read More
To help those facing financial barriers, the city’s fee assistance program has been expanded. The initiative will include recreation and culture activities along with bus passes. An additional 200 thousand dollars has been allocated to Read More
As we are now in the last week of campaigning leading up to the election. NDP Lethbridge West and East candidates Shannon Phillips and Rob Miyashiro say their main priority is just continuing their conversation Read More
Many events will be taking place over the summer especially with the hotter temperatures. The Downtown Business Revitalization Zone is organizing different events throughout the downtown core to help attract many people to the area. Read More
The residential school system affected many indigenous families across Canada and it is still a topic of discussion today. An Ontario based movie director wanted to share how the system affected so many people in Read More
The Lethbridge Salute our Veterans Banner Project is now entering its second year. It will honour those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice for the freedoms we now enjoy today. BCN’s Micah Quinn discussed Read More
Teck Resources Limited, a mining company based out of Vancouver, B.C. recently made a $300,000 donation over the next three years to STARS, otherwise known as the Shock Trauma Air Rescue Service. The funds will Read More
The National Citizens Inquiry into the way governments handled the COVID-19 pandemic continued in Ottawa. Sheila Annette Lewis recently spoke at the inquiry. She filed a legal challenge against Alberta Health Services, doctors and a Read More
A teenager from Vauxhall, Alberta is living out her dream of becoming an actress after having starred in her first major role. A motion picture is being produced telling the true story of indigenous kids Read More
An Alberta bottle collection agency is collecting donations to help assist in the ongoing wildfire relief efforts in our province. SkipTheDepot, which has a facility here in Lethbridge, is partnering with The Canadian Red Cross, Read More
The symptoms that come along with being in the midst of wildfire smoke can vary from person to person. That is according to the Medical Officer of Health for Alberta Health Services South Zone. Doctor Read More
The Royals have been a huge topic of conversation as of late with the recent coronation of King Charles and Queen Camilla on May 6th. In Part Two of our story on the Kootenai Brown Read More
Three police agencies are set to host a law enforcement career day on May 19th at the Lethbridge College gym. The Lethbridge Police Service, Blood Tribe Police Service and the RCMP are all participating. The Read More
The Kootenai Brown Pioneer Village was established in Pincher Creek, Alberta around 1970. The village boasts over 50,000 artifacts in 31 buildings showcasing the pioneer spirit of the town. In Part One of this story, BCN’s Micah Read More
