Following more reports of a few Canadians dying from rare blood clots associated with COVID-19 vaccines, political reporter, Brian Lilley, says when it comes to the reputation of the COVID-19 vaccines some are faring better Read More
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Recent News
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BILD Lethbridge to posthumously induct Don Donison into Hall of Fame
A respected local businessman will be honoured by BILD Lethbridge in a posthumous induction into BILD’s Hall of Fame. The...
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Spring-like temperatures set winter heat records in Alberta
In the middle of January, southern Alberta is seeing spring-like temperatures. Environment Canada says heat records were broken in 39...
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Arson charges laid in Lethbridge grass fire
Lethbridge Police have provided an update of a grass fire near the Mountain View Cemetery off Scenic Drive south, which...
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Average Lethbridge residential price in December up 20%
A new report from the Alberta Real Estate Association showcasing housing statistics for December 2025 claim that the average price...
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Applications open for Community Priorities Grant Program
The Community Foundation is now accepting applications for its Community Priorities Grant Program and the Henry Varley Fund for Rural...
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Recent Interviews
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Artificial Intelligence: Pushing boundaries of ethics and influence
As artificial intelligence and its influence on society continues to advance at a very fast pace, there are calls for regulatory action. Should there...
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Canada Missing the Moment, U.S. becomes Global Oil Hub
Toronto Sun political commentator Brian Lilley joins Bridge City News from Washington to break down what growing U.S. influence over...
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Maduro’s arrest and its impact on Canada
The U.S. arrest of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro has shaken the world and Canadians are wondering how this will impact our nation. Our guest...
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Applications open for Community Priorities Grant Program
The Community Foundation is now accepting applications for its Community Priorities Grant Program and the Henry Varley Fund for Rural...
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Smiles and Snacks outreach to Polytechnic students
Every Tuesday students at Lethbridge Polytechnic are offering fellow students Smiles and Snacks. It’s an initiative led by volunteers from...
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