Financial support from various levels of government helped to fund new construction of 50 new homes in Lethbridge. The new project will be built at 1730, 10 Ave South, the former Seasons Lethbridge Retirement Community building. Matthew Pitcher, Read More
Infertility rates in Canada hit lowest point in over 100
Infertility is becoming a real concern in Canada. A recent report showed that in 2022, our country’s fertility rate hit the lowest point on record in more than a century. Dr. Caitlin Dunne, a physician Read More
It was training day today for seven Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services recruits. The young firefighters are learning various survival skills to help save lives.Read More
As the province announced watersharing agreements, more Albertans are preparing for a potential drought this summer. You can include former Lethbridge Mayor Chris Spearman who lives in the Beaver Mines area of Pincher Creek. He Read More
Having different generations in the workplace can be rewarding and sometimes challenging. Sociologist Dr. Scott De Long says the older generation must recognize and be sensitive to the fact that many of the younger generation Read More
Executive Director of the Lethbridge and District Exhibition, Kim Gallucci, also discussed his group’s deficit. City officials say it is now over 750-thousand dollars as of March 31st. This is up from just over 341Read More
Lethbridge & District Exhibition provides information on events scheduled for this summer. As usual, Whoop-Up Days celebrates summer by showcasing the best new and exciting features for 2024 from southern Alberta. The Lethbridge & District Pro Read More
Our legislative reporter, Tyler Dawson, talks about the potential new rail line between Calgary and Edmonton. How the province is backing down on Bill 20 which would give the UCP the power to fire mayors and Read More
It appears as though the Alberta government is backing down on its controversial Bill 20. That is the bill which would see the provincial cabinet have the power to fire municipal councillors and mayors. It would Read More
If you’re experiencing a Big Mac attack, Wednesday May 8th was a great day to have one – it was McHappy Day. So if you are planning to hit the Golden Arches for some Two Read More
Man overcomes addiction and finds healing
In a world where so many people are battling addictions and suffering one man found his way out. Allan Nelson says it was his relationship with Jesus which helped set him free and on to Read More
Emergency Preparedness Week kicked off nationally on Monday. It serves as an opportunity to remind Canadians to get prepared for future emergency situations. Here in Lethbridge, Chief Fire Marshal, Troy Hicks stressed the importance of Read More
Since mid-April, city crews have been out day and night to fix those pesky potholes that can be incredibly dangerous to Lethbridge motorists. Transportation Operations Manager, Juiliane Ruck says right now the City is focusing Read More
A Lethbridge college instructor received a provincial award from the Association of Science and Engineering Professionals of Alberta. Jim Pinches is a geomatics technologist in the School of Engineering Technologies. He has been at the Read More
Roxy Theatre in Coleman competing in Next Great Save
The Roxy Theatre in Coleman, Alberta has been nominated as one of 12 finalists for the National Trust for Canada’s “The Next Great Save” competition this year. The theatre itself is a National Historic Site Read More
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation has filed a complaint with the Office of the Information Commissioner after the CBC allegedly refused to disclose 2023 bonuses for eight senior executives until days after its president Catherine Tait is Read More
Four Israeli soldiers were killed and 10 others were injured inside of Israel from a Hamas rocket attack, launched from Rafah, over the weekend. Our foreign affairs expert Lisa Daftari says the soldiers were very young….Read More
A former Lethbridge football player made history after becoming the first Lethbridge Collegiate Institute Rams player to be drafted into the NFL. Tanner McLachlan was chosen by the Cincinnati Bengals last month in the sixth Read More
As you have heard on BCN, the province is also investing 10 million dollars over the next few years to beef up support for 15 Sexual Assault Centres across Alberta. Kristine Cassie, the CEO of Chinook Sexual Read More
Grandparents play an important role in a family. Being a part of their grandchildren’s’ upbringing is exciting, and understanding when advice and help are welcomed by the parents is important too. Tim Seim, Seniors Read More
Stress. It affects so many of us. We feel a lot of stress especially when it comes to the high cost of living these days. Talking about stress and its effects, being kind to those Read More
Over the last couple of years, women’s shelters in Alberta received over 59-thousand calls for help due to domestic violence. That is an increase of 12.5 per cent compared to previous years. Jill Young, CEO Read More
Lethbridge is off to the races again. The 2024 season kicks off this Saturday with the Kentucky Derby at the Rocky Mountain Turf Club. Another special event will take place on Mother’s Day followed by Read More
Officials with the town of Coaldale spoke about the Dutch company, NewCold’s, plan to build a new 222-million-dollar food storage warehouse in their region. Coaldale Mayor Jack Van Rijn says this investment is historic Read More
It’s called dumpster diving. It refers to someone obtaining discarded, and often expired or spoiled food from a garbage dumpster, and it appears to be on the rise. Some influencers who call themselves dumpster Read More
Political columnist Brian Lilley chats with BCN’s Hal Roberts on if the Trudeau government will reverse course on decriminalization of hard drugs in BC or double down. Mr. Lilley will also discuss the many Read More
Food scarcity is a growing issue across the country, and southern Alberta is no exception. Mac Nichol with the Lethbridge Food Bank says the issues they are experiencing are a double-edged sword…limited supply and Read More
This past weekend recognized a day to honour and remember workers who have been killed, injured, or suffered an illness resulting from work related incidents. Each year on April 28, people across Canada and around the Read More