With Halloween coming up in exactly a week, Lethbridge Police are reminding parents and trick-or-treaters to be safe if you are going to be heading out and collecting candy. When picking out a Halloween costume, Read More
Lethbridge was hit by a winter wonderland across much of Southwestern Alberta on Tuesday. Snow crews have been working around the clock since last night following the recent snowfall the city received. Crews have been Read More
Our foreign affairs expert Lisa Daftari says Israel Defense Forces found a USB flash drive from a Hamas terrorist containing instructions to develop chemical weapons to be used against Israel. She shares the details with Read More
According to government statistics one in three women worldwide experiences some form of sexual assault. Last Friday night protesters of sexual violence took to the streets to Take Back the Night in solidarity to end Read More
Threat of Old Man Winter has Albertans scrambling for winter
As Albertans brace themselves for a visit from Old Man Winter, tire service shops are dealing with an influx of people in a panic to get their vehicles outfitted with winter tires. Simon Hendriks of Read More
Jeannette Rocher checks out Field of Screams. This immersive haunted house experience at Spitz Stadium is a fundraiser for Prairie Baseball Academy and Interfaith Food Bank. Read More
Over 80 per cent of respondents say they are satisfied with the Lethbridge Police Service. That’s according to the Lethbridge Police 2023 Community Survey. It was completed over the summer and information from residents was collected Read More
Lethbridge County has re-elected Tory Campbell as Reeve of Division 2 which means he will serve in that position until October of next year. Campbell has been on council since 2017 and this is now his second Read More
The city of Lethbridge is hosting a community conversation next Monday at the ENMAX Centre. It’s a chance for residents to give their feedback and learn about what’s happening in our community. Some Read More
There is one environmentalist who believes that there is no climate crisis. Former Greenpeace founder Dr. Patrick Moore even wrote a book on the subject called Fake Invisible Catastrophies and Threats of Doom. Dr. Moore Read More
For the first time, the Lethbridge Police Service is selling K9 Calendars with one hundred percent of the proceeds going back to local organizations. To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Service’s K9 Unit, Read More
Rape myths were debunked on Thursday morning by way of an art installation that was created back in 2013 at the University of Arkansas. Staff with the Sexual Violence Action Committee met with members of the Read More
Political reporter and Sun columnist Brian Lilley says all party leaders except the NDP’s Jagmeet Singh called Hamas terrorists. Mr. Lilley says the party appears to have a bit of an antisemitism problem. He Read More
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the Supreme Court of Canada’s recent ruling on Ottawa’s Bill C-69 which was deemed unconstitutional was a big win for our province. The bill sought to regulate activities Read More
Operation Christmas Child is celebrating its 30th anniversary. Since 1993, Samaritan’s Purse has collected more than 200 million shoeboxes to distribute to children in need around the world. There are even Lethbridge locations where folks can Read More
The Lethbridge Disc Golf community has sadly lost a special player. Scott Jardine was instrumental in helping keep the sport of disc golf running in our city. His sister Lisa Nuell posted on Facebook that Read More
The Interfaith Food Bank Society of Lethbridge has been recognized as a 5-Star Top 100 Charity. Charity Intelligence released its Top 100 list of 2023, and the organization says when deciding who makes the list, they use a Read More
Parliament to vote on bill for assisted dying of mentally
Parliament will be voting October 18 on an important bill that could affect the lives of Canadians, particularly those struggling with mental illness. The rapid expansion of MAID, which stands for Medical Assistance In Dying, is Read More
The city’s Encampment Response Team presented an update to city council this afternoon on the encampment issue in Lethbridge. There has been a slight increase in the number of encampment reports made to the Read More
The Downtown BRZ is hoping to collaborate with the city to implement a cross functional task force to help address the high crime in the city. The motion was brought up during city council Tuesday Read More
More money will be going to bring in more qualified nurses to Alberta. The province announced that $11 million will go toward nurse bridging programs to help train internationally educated nurses. Advanced Education Minister Rajan Sawhney Read More
Former Lethbridge Hurricanes player and three-time Stanley Cup champion Brent Seabrook is set to become the newest inductee into the Hurricanes Wall of Honour in January at the Enmax Centre. He played four seasons with Read More
A very special birthday was honoured at Green Acres senior living. BCN’s Jeannette Rocher shares how Friends, family, residents and dignitaries gathered to celebrate Lillie Quinn who blew out 100 candles on her birthday cake Read More
Since the attack in southern Israel which left more than 13 hundred Jews dead and more than 100 others kidnapped we have seen lone wolf jihadi attacks around the world in support of Hamas. Our foreign affairs Read More
Crews from Lethbridge Fire & Emergency Services were called to a house fire near 10 Street and 11 Ave South on October 13th. Smoke and flames engulfed the front of the house and quickly spread to the Read More
A total of 31 Albertans are being honoured for their contributions to our province. The Canadians who were born outside of the country and immigrated to Alberta were honoured with the Alberta Newcomer Recognition Awards. That Read More
A new temporary exhibition at the Galt Museum has been inspired by the continued war that the Ukrainian people have been forced to endure since the Russian invasion of their country began in February of 2022. Read More
Lethbridge celebrated a milestone Monday. It’s been six months since green carts were rolled out to residents across the city and 4,000 tonnes of organic waste has been diverted from landfills thanks to the Green Read More
Economic outlook for southern Alberta – Trevor Lewington guest
Trevor Lewington of Economic Development Lethbridge discusses economic trends right now including unemployment rates, the real estate market, agri-business, red-tape reduction and which industries are currently booming.Read More
The Man in Black is coming back to Lethbridge. Devon Brayne will perform as renowned artist Johnny Cash in the upcoming production entitled Folsom Prison Revisited. BCN’s Micah Quinn caught up with Brayne to Read More