Lethbridge College to see how AI and virtual reality could help police recruitment
New research at Lethbridge College is using a combination of virtual reality and artificial intelligence to help assess ethical decision making. Sarah Jones has more.
Tech
Mar 28
Lethbridge College international student goes distance for volleyball dream
In only his rookie season on the Kodiaks, the six-foot-four-inch middle has already made an impact on the community he now calls home.
Features
Jan 26
Preliminary water allocation forecasts in southern Alberta below average
This year is shaping up to be a dry year with irrigation boards predicting limited water allocation, something that could have major impacts on producers.
Canada
Mar 20
YWCA Women of Distinction to be honored on International Women’s Day
March 8 is International Women’s Day and four exceptional women in Lethbridge will be recognized at the YWCA’s Women of Distinction event on Friday night.
Features
Mar 8
Lethbridge organizations spreading goodwill during Random Acts of Kindness Week
Special heart art was displayed at Children of St. Martha School in Lethbridge and attached to the fence in an effort to spread a little bit of kindness.
Canada
Feb 13
Lethbridge man battling brain cancer hosting concert to raise funds for research
Broc Higginson had a seizure, was airlifted to Foothills Medical Centre in Calgary, and diagnosed with terminal brain cancer and is currently stable.
Environment
Apr 25
Alberta universities concerned about bill mandating provincial approval of federal funding
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith accused the federal government of using ideology to dictate how funding is distributed to both municipalities and post-secondaries in the province.
Canada
Apr 11
Offensive lineman Isaiah Adams retains top spot in CFL Scouting Bureau spring list
The Illinois offensive lineman topped the CFL Scouting Bureau's spring top-20 list released Wednesday.
Canada
Apr 18
Alberta post-secondary students and faculty demand more provincial funding for public education
A spokesperson for Alberta's Ministry of Advanced Education says Budget 2024 does not include direct funding to private career colleges.
Education
Mar 9
Debunking ‘Blue Monday’ in Lethbridge
According to mental health experts, while the "Blue Monday" claim lacks scientific validity — it's still a good reminder to take care of your mental health. Sarah Jones has more.
Canada
Jan 15
Southern Alberta communities sign neighbourly agreement
A goal to work together on matters of mutual interest and establish health relationships was made manifest as officials from six different municipalities.
Canada
Feb 9
Lethbridge athletes sign with University of Calgary Dinos football team
Offensive Ben Amantea and defensive lineman Teagan Berberich were the latest Lethbridge athletes who signed with the Dinos.
Sports
Feb 9
Research enhances safety in wind industry
"It is a long ways up and equally a long ways down. You’re often carrying equipment and tools and all your safety gea," professor Kelly Norgard said.
Canada
Jan 5
Alberta E-sports Championship to take over Agri-food Hub and Trade Centre in Lethbridge
The new facility will be transformed into a gaming extravaganza in May and will welcome over 200 students.
Sports
Jan 23
Southern Alberta cowboy seriously injured in wreck: ‘I didn’t expect him to survive’
A 19-year-old cowboy from southern Alberta was seriously injured last week in a horrific spill at a rodeo in Denver.
Sports
Jan 22
Early signs of avian influenza impacting waterfowl in Lethbridge
Warm weather has delayed a spike in waterfowl illness and death, however, bird-watching enthusiasts and scientists alike are keeping an eye on the situation.
Environment
Dec 20, 2023
Lethbridge city council updates parking ticket fines
Lethbridge city council has finalized the new parking fines bylaw, with parking fines in the downtown core to be $40 and an available $20 reduction.
Canada
Dec 12, 2023
Junior hockey: Rockets down Blazers, Warriors roll past Spruce Kings
After downing Kamloops 6-4 Friday night, the Kelowna Rockets are back in action on Saturday night as they host the Calgary Hitmen.
Sports
Dec 30, 2023
Downtown parking recommendations to go before Lethbridge city council
The discussion on raising parking fines was brought forward to the Lethbridge Economic and Finance SPC on Wednesday night. Sarah Jones has more on what that means for residents.
Canada
Nov 16, 2023
Lethbridge training exercise sees emergency responders practice responding to large crowds
Dozens of mock protesters, police, and city administration were part of a multi-agency training scenario in dealing with large amounts of protestors.
Canada
Oct 25, 2023
