The Lethbridge West riding will remain orange. The NDP’s Rob Miyashiro won with 53 per cent of the vote during Wednesday night’s by-election. He beat out John Middleton-Hope of the UCP by 1150 votes. In Read More
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It appears as though the Iran funded terrorist group Hamas has reached a breaking point in the Middle East as it struggles with a leadership crisis. Foreign Affairs expert, Lisa Daftari, shares the details with Read More
It turns out Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s four–day trip to Europe in June cost taxpayers close to a million dollars. Trudeau and his entourage travelled to Italy and Switzerland June 13-16 to attend Read More
There is going to be a change to Alberta’s electricity market. Officials say it will restore the balance between affordability, reliability and sustainability. Alberta’s Minister of Affordability and Utilities Nathan Neudorf joined BCN’Read More
Judaism and Christianity have a lot in common but there is a fundamental difference. As Christians, we believe that Jesus Christ is the son of God. Not so with many Jews except for the organization Read More
The New York Times is reporting that no less than 24 UNRWA workers including educators and counsellors have been also involved with Hamas and other terrorist groups. UNRWA is the United Nations agency responsible for aid Read More
It appears as though pro–Palestinian and anti-Semitic rallies continue to increase across North America. According to our foreign affairs expert, Lisa Daftari, they are also becoming increasingly violent. She explains in this interview with Read More
After the White House gave the go ahead, Ukrainian armed forces launched projectiles from a US supplied Army Tactical Missile System battery deeper into Russia’s territory than previously permitted. According to our foreign affairs Read More
A certain Conservative MP referred to a Liberal MP as “Cocaine Randy” and the Tories lead according to one poll may be slipping somewhat. Political commentator, Brian Lilley, explains in this interview with BCN’s Read More
Recent stats show that violent gun crime has been increasing in Canada especially in our major cities including Vancouver and Toronto. In October, Prime Minister Trudeau spoke about the effectiveness of the handgun ban his Read More
As you have heard on Bridge City News the Trudeau government wants to put an emissions cap on our oil and gas sector which would be 35 per cent less than 2019 levels. Premier Danielle Smith has Read More
The federal government is urging the union of Postal Workers and Canada Post to negotiate a settlement ahead of a looming 72-hour strike notice by workers. Labour Minister Steven MacKinnon says Ottawa is hoping to Read More
A class action lawsuit has been given the green light as business owners in Alberta are suing the province for losses incurred during the COVID-19 pandemic lockdowns. Lawyer Jeff Rath shares the details with BCN’Read More
The U.S. presidential election is less than a week away. The latest polls show it’s close between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. U.S. political correspondent, Lisa Daftari, explains who may be leading Read More
The United Conservative Party’s annual general meeting is coming up this Friday and Saturday in Red Deer. Organizers say it may be one of the largest ever attended with over 5-thousand members attending. Our Read More
To many of us prayer is an important part of our lives. A straight line of communication with God to draw us nearer to Him. It is also wonderful when God hears and answers many Read More
Current events taking place around the world are stirring fear and concern among many. Economic uncertainty, wars, terrorism, propaganda and political instability. What is God saying and doing through all of this? Dr. Alistair Petrie Read More
The U.S. federal election is just weeks away now. Will Donald Trump return to the White House or will the United States see its first female president in Kamala Harris? U.S. political reporter, Read More
There are reports of an alleged revolt happening within the Trudeau Liberal caucus. Now…the prime minister is losing four more cabinet ministers who have decided not to seek re-election. They are Marie Claude Bibeau, Read More
As Canadians experience higher costs of living, severe issues with our public health care system, and continued dependence on social programs, a question comes up ‘Has the Church dropped the ball in meeting people’s Read More
Operation Christmas Child is about to begin once again. The initiative led by Samaritan’s Purse helps to provide toys and school supplies for children in need around the world. We have all seen those Read More
The UCP will be holding its convention Nov 1 and 2 in Red Deer. Just over 54-hundred members are registered to attend. They will be debating 35 party resolutions including banning transgender people from women’s washrooms and Read More
The Trudeau government says Samidoun will now be listed as a terrorist entity. You may recall that Samidoun was behind many of the pro-Palestinian and anti–Israel rallies across the country including the protest in Read More
A recent Leger Poll says 70 per cent of Canadians support removing the carbon tax from all home heating fuels. The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is calling on premiers in our country to join in a carbon Read More
With today’s high cost of living having to buy multiple pairs of shoes for growing children can wear on parents’ nerves and wallets! Emilie Soper, certified pedorthist, offers some advice on choosing the right Read More
There has been a lot of chanting of “Death to Canada” at pro-Palestinian rallies across the country in particular in Vancouver. According to Sun political columnist, Brian Lilley, many of these marches are being coordinated Read More
Our foreign affairs expert, Lisa Daftari, with the Foreign Desk in Los Angeles, says sadly many of the captives taken hostage on October 7th by Hamas have still not yet been released. She explains in Read More
The Fellowship of Christian Farmers are heading to many events across the country spreading the Gospel of Christ. The FCFC’s Brad Wilson explains in this interview with BCN’s Hal Roberts.Read More
The province is looking at tweaking the Alberta Bill of Rights. According to our legislative reporter, Tyler Dawson, it will include strengthening firearm and property rights. He says this will offer the government a playbook Read More
The Trudeau government survived another non-confidence motion put forward by the Poilievre Conservatives. There is also some talk that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau may prorogue Parliament ahead of the Bloc’s Oct 29th deadline to Read More
