It appears as though when it comes to Alberta’s strained relationship with Ottawa a lot of it has to do with federal Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault. That is according to political columnist Brian Lilley. Read More
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The president of the Highway Three Twinning Association here in southern Alberta is not happy with the recent comments made from federal environment minister Steven Guilbeault. Guilbeault recently allegedly said that Ottawa should not be Read More
There are reports that the Canadian household debt to income ratio is around 184.5 per cent. That means for every dollar earned, $1.84 is owed. That is quite the sobering thought. So how do you dig yourself Read More
The Enmax Centre in Lethbridge will be very busy this weekend as it will be hosting the International Peace Pow-Wow and Festival. Thousands of people are expected to take in colourful dancing, drum contests and Read More
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CTF wants changes to protect against potential provincial carbon tax
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is calling on the Alberta government to strengthen the Taxpayer Protection Act to shield Albertans from a future provincial carbon tax. To discuss this in more detail is the Alberta director Read More
Two suspects have been arrested by RCMP following a robbery of the Southern Community Food Security and Thrift store in Raymond. Police say on February 9th one person entered the building, demanded cash and fled Read More
NDP leadership hopeful Kathleen Ganley came down from Calgary today for a campaign stop and was joined by her campaign chair and Lethbridge West MLA Shannon Phillips to discuss how to help make life more Read More
Edmonton has unvieled plans to implement the 15 minute city concept into its urban planning strategy. City officials say the benefits of this plan includes shopping, schools, and other amenities within 15 minutes of where you live. Read More
Premier Danielle Smith recently returned from a visit to Ottawa, Toronto and Washington. Our legislative reporter Tyler Dawson says Smith was out touring and promoting investment in our province. He shares the details with BCN’Read More
The “Care from the Heart” radio-a-thon was another huge success this year. Hundreds of folks and organizations helped raise more than half a million dollars for the Chinook Regional Hospital Foundation. Crystal Elliott, CEO of Read More
A class action lawsuit is being launched against the Alberta government on behalf of business owners in the province. Those who faced operational restrictions or were forced to close their doors due to public health Read More
This Sunday is 211 day and the United Way in Lethbridge is raising awareness about the service. As BCN’s Alex MacLeod explains, with the increase in calls, it is needed now more than ever.Read More
Many parents are celebrating the recent announcement from the province regarding gender identity and no more surgeries for minors. You can include Chelle Landry in that group. She is a parent and part of Freedom Read More
Officials say to watch out for red flags like professing their love before meeting in person, always having an excuse why they can’t see you in person, or guilting you into sending money. The Read More
It’s the season of love and you may be looking for someone special to spend it with this Valentines Day. The Better Business Bureau of Southern Alberta, however, has issued a warning about romance Read More
The red carpet is being rolled out as Night to Shine is coming back to Lethbridge on Friday. The event is an opportunity for teens with special needs to come together for a prom-style event. Read More
Ten-thousand water meters across Lethbridge are going to be replaced. City officials say the three-year program will replace outdated meters with better technology. Leanne Lammertsen, Manager of Water and Waste-Water operations, says the upgrades will Read More
The event raises money for Special Olympics Alberta to help fund the athletes travel costs. Lethbridge Mayor, Blaine Hyggen, says it’s a special feeling to be involved. Lethbridge has passed their goal of 15-thousand Read More
The Lethbridge Polar Plunge took place this past weekend. The event had residents jumping in some chilly water for charity. Matt Burton, the provincial director for the Alberta Law Enforcement Torch Run, says the long-running Read More
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Protest held in Lethbridge against Alberta government new youth health
A protest was held on Saturday in response to the Alberta Government’s new youth policies. As BCN’s Alex MacLeod explains, the anger was being felt across the province.Read More
Did you know that Alberta is a treasure trove of dinosaur bones and fossils? Don Henderson, the curator of dinosaurs at the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller shares what kinds of dinosaurs inhabited our province. Read More
RCMP officers in Alberta are going to be field testing body-worn cameras. Officials say this is part of ongoing efforts to be more transparent and accountable to the communities they serve. Starting this month front Read More
Drew Barnes is a former independent MLA from Cypress-Medicine Hat. He says many parents are now celebrating the news shared by Premier Danielle Smith on Thursday. He says parents need to informed when it comes Read More
Our legislative reporter Tyler Dawson talks about some of the biggest hot button topics in regards to some of this potential legislation or regulations that will soon be implemented by the Alberta government impacting trans Read More
The president of the Alberta Teachers’ Association, Jason Schilling, expressed his concerns with this potential legislation. He says what the government wants to move forward with will put many transgender youth at risk.Read More
Today marks the start of Black History Month here in Canada. Many groups are getting involved, and as BCN’s Alex MacLeod reports, Lethbridge College is ready to celebrate.Read More
Our legislative reporter, Tyler Dawson, says there is some good news on the horizon when it comes to our healthcare system. That includes Shoppers Drug Mart investing 77 million dollars to create pharmacy clinics and the Read More
Lethbridge police are ready to dip into some chilly waters for charity. The 2024 Lethbridge Polar Plunge will be taking place this Saturday at Henderson Lake Park. Constable Braylon Hyggen says the main goal is to Read More
Officials say that once spring arrives, and trees start to bloom, the risk of frost damage is a lot higher. Colling says to not worry if your trees don’t bloom like they usually do. Read More
Some cooler temperatures are on the horizon for Lethbridge following close to record-high values. Many of our trees are prepared for the cold, but some may need an extra layer. That is according to Grant Read More