Hopefully you have received several reminders by now to set your clocks back on Sunday, as Daylight Saving Time is coming to an end. Now changing your clocks also means it’s time to change Read More
Elementary students in Lethbridge were invited to participate in a very special contest, where the winner was crowned Fire Chief for a Day by Lethbridge Fire and EMS. The winner was Grade 1 student Ryder Davenport Read More
The days of dry, snow-free roads will be coming to an end soon, so going on a road trip this weekend might be a great idea. Some say that Lethbridge should be crowned as the Read More
We experienced a hot and dry summer across much of SW Alberta this year. The City of Lethbridge is monitoring reservoir levels to ensure there is sufficient water. The volume in the Oldman Reservoir is Read More
Our foreign affairs expert Lisa Daftari says it appears as though Iran, which has supported Hamas in the past, is using various resistance groups to take over the Middle East. She explains in this interview Read More
It appears there are many Albertans concerned about the United Conservative government potentially pulling out of the Canada Pension Plan. It was a hot button topic, which was not brought up during Premier Smith’s Read More
Local charities will benefit from over 10 thousand dollars in cash and toy donations on Saturday. They were collected as part of the Southern Alberta Bikers Motorcycle Awareness Ride and Santa Claus Toy Runs while helping Read More
As we get older there may be more risks and dangers which contribute to us falling. November is Fall Prevention Month. Kathy Belton is with the Injury Prevention Centre and they have launched an initiative Read More
Wayne King is a retired colonel with the Canadian Air Force. He joined Hal Roberts on Bridge City News recently to discuss the importance of honoring our veterans by wearing poppies leading up to Remembrance Read More
In November of next year, Lethbridge will host a new event called the Western Slam. This three-day event will feature the participation of four NCAA Division 1 basketball teams, providing an opportunity for community members who Read More
The City of Lethbridge has been taking proactive steps to maintain and monitor the water supply. This comes from the limited amount of precipitation this year which has led to lower reservoir levels. While there Read More
A bus with Southland Transportation was involved in a collision early Wednesday morning in Lethbridge. Officials with the school division say the incident occurred at 8:24 a.m. at the intersection of 10th Avenue South and Read More
Three YMCA volunteers in Lethbridge could be the lucky recipients of some big bucks for their post-secondary studies. The YMCA Lethbridge announced their nominees for the Ted Rogers Community Scholarship, which awards one-thousand dollars to Read More
Up to 25 thousand dollars in funding was unanimously approved by Lethbridge City Council on Tuesday afternoon. The money will be used to fund consulting resources to support the development of a childcare needs assessment. Councilor Read More
From the noise of trick-or-treaters to the temptation of candy and the constraints of Halloween costumes. Today is Halloween…that means you’ll be seeing many little visitors to your front door…and possibly even Read More
Many premiers are not happy that Atlantic Canada will get a break on the carbon tax for their home heating from the federal government. Political reporter Brian Lilley says Saskatchewan is also giving its residents Read More
Local historian Belinda Crowson paid a visit to the University of Lethbridge on Tuesday afternoon, unveiling a digital collection of ghost stories. The dedicated work since the beginning of the year, comprises a total of 19 Read More
In Canada, the demand for housing has been outpacing the available supply, leaving numerous potential home buyers in search of alternatives. Living in a motorhome has become increasingly popular, particularly among younger generations. Cost plays Read More
There was no home and garden show this year but a BIG event is in the works for 2024. BILD has partnered with Maibel Consulting for an all-new approach, highlighting all things spring and summer. Visitors Read More
Our foreign affairs expert Lisa Daftari says while so many people have been demanding peace in the Middle East they should really be demanding that more of the 200 plus hostages be released by Hamas. She Read More
A Lethbridge woman is doing her part to give back to the community by hosting a new Halloween initiative. Rebecca Rauda is partnering with the Interfaith Food Bank Society of Lethbridge for a special Trick Read More
Lethbridge Police are hosting their very first ever ‘Trunk or Treat’ event this Halloween. Taking place just off the boat launch at Nicholas Sheran Park and in the parking lot of the Logan Boulet Arena, Read More
The Alberta Newcomer Recognition Awards were held earlier this month. Hosted by the province, the awards celebrate the outstanding contributions of Albertans born abroad. One of this year’s honorees is Clement Esene. He is Read More
A series of Indigenous Policing Micro-Credentials is now being offered at Lethbridge College for public safety professionals. It’s broken up into six mini courses and can be completed online at the individual’s own Read More
On Monday the Lethbridge School Division made the decision to cancel the football program at Chinook High School based on the recommendations of consultant Kevin Cameron. This, following an alleged October 3rd incident in the Read More
In light of the sexual assault allegations against four Chinook High School football players in Lethbridge the CEO of the Chinook Sexual Assault Centre has spoken out. Kristine Cassie says sexual assault is never okay Read More
You may have noticed quite a bit of ruckus happening outside the Lethbridge Courthouse on Tuesday evening. It was part of a multi-agency training exercise which included Lethbridge Police Service, along with Fire and EMS. Read More
It appears as though Tory leader Pierre Poilievre and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau can agree on one thing. That is that neither would like to see Alberta go its own way and pull out of Read More
Canada’s Logistics Association, in partnership with Teamworks Career Centre and Economic Development Lethbridge gathered to celebrate supply chain excellence here in southern Alberta. The groups have developed a first-of-its-kind micro-credential in Transportation and Logistics Read More
The Royal Canadian Legion’s annual Poppy Campaign gets underway later this week. Every year from the last Friday in October to November 11th, residents are encouraged to wear a poppy to honour our veterans. “Read More
