With the federal government’s gun buyback legislation continuing a number of gun owners here in Alberta are wondering what their rights are. Leighton Grey is an Alberta constitutional lawyer who was actually involved in Read More
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Garry Dean Brown of Vulcan, Alta is charged with second degree murder after a 28-year-old Lethbridge woman was found dead near Oyen.Read More
Devin Dreeshen commented on BCN after the city of Calgary voted to dissolve the Green Line LRT project after the province pulled funding.Read More
The Lethbridge School Division expressed their excitement on Premier Danielle Smith’s announcement on the province providing $8.6 billion over seven years for investing into new schools.Read More
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announced that 8.6 billion dollars will be going towards building more schools and creating around 200-thousand new spaces for students over the next seven years. According to our legislative reporter, and the Read More
The folks with Alberta Grains are pitching in with just over 4.3-million-dollars toward the Global Agriculture Technology Exchange or Gate initiative. Officials say it is part of a broader 13.2-million-dollar collaboration to create a state-of-the-art Read More
Elijah Blake Strawberry, the second suspect in a shooting north of Chestermere on August 6th that claimed the life of a man, has finally been arrested by RCMP.Read More
The trial involving a couple of leaders with the Freedom Convoy has officially come to an end. The legal proceedings have wrapped up more than a year after they first began. Tamara Lich and Chris Read More
Many communities are using e-bikes. They are a great way to get around and don’t emit any emissions. The folks with the Green Acres Foundation are launching a new e-bike for the residents of Read More
With China retaliating against Canada’s tariff on Chinese made vehicles with a tariff of their own on Canadian canola that will severely impact our agriculture industry. Alberta’s Minister of Agriculture and Irrigation, RJ Read More
Chris Carbert and Anthony Olienick were sentenced on Monday to 6 and a half years for their roles at the Coutts Border Blockade in 2022. They were both charged with unlawful firearms possession and mischief, and Olienick Read More
Alberta government officials say new market rules introduced by the province have decreased electricity prices year over year by close to 60 per cent in August. To chat about this in more detail is Alberta’s Read More
Folks with the Alberta Association of Childcare Entrepreneurs are feeling frustrated. Workers say the working relationship with the federal government may be a little strained when it comes to the 10 dollar a day daycare. Krystal Read More
Kelita Haverland is a Canadian singer and songwriter, who also is a five-time Juno nominee. She has experienced many highs and lows in her career and personal life. She just released her memoir entitled ‘Reason Read More
As we reach the tail-end of summer, many residents of southern Alberta have noticed an increase in wasp disturbances. An expert shares some tips to keep them away.Read More
As you have heard on Bridge City News, the UCP now has three nominees vying to become the sole candidate for the Lethbridge West riding. The three are city councilor John Middleton Hope, realtor Shauna Read More
A special dinner honouring our veterans will be taking place at the Royal Canadian Legion General Stewart Branch here in Lethbridge on September 15th. It will kick off National Legion Week. Co-Chair of the Public Read More
The town of Coaldale is seeing some nice growth. Town officials say from 2018-2022 the town saw the second highest population growth in the region trailing only Lethbridge by 0.4 per cent. During that time frame Read More
It is back to school time and for many parents it can be a stressful time. So much money needed for back-to-school supplies and clothes for the kids. When it comes to opening our wallets, Read More
Medicine Hat Mayor Linnsie Clark says she feels vindicated following a Calgary judge’s ruling that she will be reinstated along with her full salary.Read More
The Alberta Court of Appeal is allowing the Municipal District of Ranchland to appeal the Provincial Energy Regulator’s decision to accept applications for coal mining in the Rocky Mountains.Read More
Kyle Larkin is the executive director of the Grain Growers of Canada. He says it is vital for Canadian producers to see all trains rolling again as soon as possible. Read More
After several weeks of wildfires in Jasper, locals who had been forced to leave the area are finally returning. But to do so, fire departments from Alberta joined forces to win the battle against the Read More
Two months after a pair of siphons in Montana burst open and tore through the surrounding hillside, the long-term effects are impacting southern Alberta in many ways, and most apparently for the Milk River.Read More
A former Medicine Hat preacher with ties to Lethbridge and Calgary, who was charged with fraud and failed to appear in court last November has been arrested in the U.S.Read More
The residents of Banff have voted no in a plebiscite that opted to remove the pedestrian zone along Banff Avenue for good.Read More
The sentencing hearings for Chris Carbert and Anthony Olienick are set for August 26-27, 29-30 as the court will determine the jury’s verdict before Justice Labrenz makes a decision.Read More
According to the Red Cross, Alberta Day of Caring for Jasper has raised more 674 thousand dollars and with the federal and provincial governments matching to the tune of more than 1.5 million dollars now being raised Read More
More than 50 people showed up at a rally today in Lethbridge fighting for improved working conditions. Curtis Jackson, vice-president of Alberta Union of Provincial Employees (AUPE) says members of United Nurses of Alberta and Canadian Read More
A long weekend is approaching, and families are enjoying visiting places near Lethbridge to make the most of the summer. However, for The Plasma Donor Centre in Lethbridge, this represents a drop in plasma donations. Read More
