Indigenous soldiers who are buried in the Netherlands recently received a special headstone to commemorate their sacrifice. The Indigenous Legacy Project helps to identify and mark the graves of Indigenous soldiers who have been laid Read More
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Our Lethbridge veterans are being honoured with a special banner project around the city. The Lethbridge Salute Our Veterans Banner project sold a total of 80 banners last year as they were set up around different Read More
Two new exhibitions at the Galt Museum & Archives are making sure the stories of residential school survivors are never forgotten. Both showcase firsthand stories from Indigenous peoples including ones from the Kainai First Nation Read More
New research data from Neuron Mobility has revealed that six per cent of its e-scooter riders have a disability or mobility issue. Neuron has programs in 17 Canadian cities, including Calgary, Red Deer, and right here Read More
This is the official start of Truth and Reconciliation Week in Lethbridge. A ceremony was held on Monday morning at the Civic Centre Track featuring a special round dance. As BCN’s Micah Quinn explains, Read More
Lethbridge Police confiscated an illegal firearm, lots of ammunition and body armour during a traffic stop on Saturday night. Police say they also found a balaclava, handcuffs and a baton in a vehicle that was Read More
Lethbridge is set to roll out the red carpet for some emerging and well-known filmmakers in the community. The OnScreen Film Festival will take place on Saturday at The Movie Mill along with September 30th Read More
Members of the Lethbridge Police Service will be taking part in a low light/no light shooting exercise at the Lethbridge Fish and Game Range until midnight tonight. Staff with LPS say that if you’Read More
Thursday marked World Alzheimer’s Day. The event was first launched in 1994 by Alzheimer’s Disease International. According to staff with St. Michael’s Health Centre here in Lethbridge, an estimated 46,000 Albertans live with dementia. Read More
Hundreds of supporters gathered at the Lethbridge courthouse on Monday as controversial street preacher Artur Pawlowski received his sentence. Pawlowski received 60 days plus time served for his role in the Coutts border blockade. The judge, Read More
The Sound of Freedom came out of the gate smoldering hot in theatres just a few months ago. Now The Movie Mill in Lethbridge has decided to give out free tickets to the film. We Read More
Almost every Canadian has heard of the name Terry Fox. Over 40 years ago the young man set out on his Marathon of Hope. Fox lost his right leg due to cancer and decided to embark Read More
Streets Alive Mission will be putting in the work for their Ride For Refuge event coming up on September 23rd. The initiative is an all-ages bike ride or walk around Henderson Lake. According to Jennifer Read More
Firefighters are often the unsung heroes that charge headfirst into a burning building to try to save people they likely haven’t even met. New recruits with Lethbridge Fire & Emergency Services took part in Read More
A dance production based on the life of a residential school survivor is coming to Lethbridge on Friday evening. The show also has the blessing of the former singer of Genesis, Peter Gabriel, to incorporate Read More
Lethbridge Police are investigating an armed robbery at Frank’s Deli & Convenience store. On September 10th around 7:35 p.m. police were called to a report of a robbery at the store. An unknown man Read More
A 37 year-old Lethbridge man who was previously charged with voyeurism and harassment of a female jogger now faces new charges. Lethbridge Police say Neil David Fox now faces charges in connection with an incident in Read More
The investigation continues into a shooting in our city. Lethbridge police say the incident occurred around 2:25 in the morning on Sunday in the 900 block of 2nd Avenue South just outside Hudsons Tap House. Fortunately there Read More
The Royal Gala in Lethbridge has raised over $1 million as part of a fundraising campaign for the YWCA Lethbridge & District. New this year is a partnership between the YWCA and Grassroots Realty Group who Read More
Lethbridge firefighters are gearing up for the 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb which will take place on September 24th at the Melcor Centre. The goal is to ascend and descend 110 stories which is the equivalent of the Read More
On this day 22 years ago, many first responders lost their lives due to an act of terrorism on 9/11. Members of Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services paid tribute to their own fallen heroes by leading a Read More
A new environmental science lab was recently launched by Lethbridge College and Livingstone Range School Division. The lab will be located at the PEAKS Collegiate Campus in Coleman, Alberta. Staff with LRSD told us that Read More
Rob Stanko is a classic car collector. He is such an enthusiast that he even has a garage in Lethbridge full of them including many classic Mopars. Video Journalist Micah Quinn caught up with Stanko Read More
A Lethbridge woman who is accused of setting fire to the Mayor Magrath Holiday Inn Hotel back in February has elected to be tried without a preliminary inquiry. Kerissa Rikki Plume faces various charges including Read More
Lethbridge City Hall will be lit up red for the rest of the week as part of FASD Awareness Month. Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder is a disability that impacts the brain and body of those Read More
Ensuring our veterans are always remembered can be a tall task, but it’s one that local veteran and historian Glenn Miller is up to. He will be partnering up with the Galt Museum & Read More
A Lethbridge woman who stabbed a hostage multiple times last year was sentenced to 10 years in prison in Lethbridge court. In July of 2022 Courtney Louise Shaw went into Lethbridge Legal Guidance and asked to speak Read More
It was back to school for the post-secondaries in our city on Tuesday. Staff at Lethbridge College say it has been a busy time for them as there is a rise of students this year Read More
The Labour Day long weekend wrapped up which means that students headed back to school in Lethbridge. New harmonized school and playground zones are now in place. BCN’s Micah Quinn heard from city officials Read More
September 5th will see the return of kids to school in Lethbridge. New this year is the city’s decision to harmonize school and playground zones to 30 kilometres an hour from 7:30am to 9pm daily. Read More
