The appointment of Jennie Carignan as Canada’s new chief of the defense staff has made her the first woman to hold the Canadian military’s top job. Glenn Miller, president of Lethbridge United Services Read More
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Recent News
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Wildfire smoke chokes Lethbridge, air quality advisory remains
There’s over 100 fires still burning in British Colombia along, with smoke making its way east to our province. Lethbridge...
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Lethbridge Bulls reveal limited edition “Bull Sharks” jerseys
If you’re heading to the Lethbridge Bulls game on Friday night, you’re gonna notice a new look on the field....
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Alison Arneson named 2026 Miners Days honorary Parade Marshal
A longtime Coalhurst resident has been named the 2026 Miners Days Honorary Parade Marshal. Alison Arneson has spent more than...
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Christmas Hope partners at Farmers’ Market this Saturday
For the first time, Christmas Hope Partners will have a presence at the Downtown Farmers’ Market this Saturday as part...
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Montana-Alberta baseball tournament begins Saturday at Spitz Stadium
Spitz Stadium and the Lethbridge Elks are ready to host a cross-country baseball tournament, one that they haven’t hosted since...
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Recent Interviews
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Alison Arneson named 2026 Miners Days honorary Parade Marshal
A longtime Coalhurst resident has been named the 2026 Miners Days Honorary Parade Marshal. Alison Arneson has spent more than...
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Christmas Hope partners at Farmers’ Market this Saturday
For the first time, Christmas Hope Partners will have a presence at the Downtown Farmers’ Market this Saturday as part...
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County issues fire ban amid extreme wildfire risk
Lethbridge County has issued a Fire Ban as extreme wildfire risk continues across the region. Effective Thursday morning, all outdoor...
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Coaldale lowers default unposted speed limit to 40 km/h
A new default speed limit is coming to Coaldale. The speed limit on roads without posted signs will be reduced...
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Lethbridge crime drops 13% despite slight rise in Crime Severity Index
Canada’s crime severity index recorded declines in every province and territory except New Brunswick and Nunavut, and in most major...
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