James Kevin Cameron, a Lethbridge-based psychotherapist was named to the Order of Canada Wednesday for his contributions in violent threat preventions work.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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