Danica Ferris
Videographer
Danica Ferris joined the Global Lethbridge team as a Videographer in April 2019, after graduating from the Broadcast News program at SAIT.
She was born in Calgary but spent 10 years in British Columbia, where she graduated from high school and completed her Bachelor of Communications at Simon Fraser University. Upon finishing her undergrad at SFU, Danica decided to follow a gut feeling and move back to Calgary to attend SAIT in the fall of 2017.
An athlete through and through, she brings her competitive spirit to every story and wants to tell things the “right way.”
Danica grew up playing every sport she could, but spent most of her time on the soccer field. She now obsessively follows hockey and spends most of her spare time watching and reading about sports.
You can also find her on the golf course, touring craft breweries, or binge watching the same three TV shows over and over again.
Video Archives
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Political sociologist weighs in on UCP leadership
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Global News at 5 Lethbridge: May 13
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Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services facing staffing struggles
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Calgary company looks to bring carbon capture hub to Pincher Creek
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How soaring fuel prices will factor into summer vacation planning
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Global News at 5 Lethbridge: May 6
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Global News at 5 Lethbridge: May 3
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Global News at 5 Lethbridge: April 27
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Alberta government and Piikani Nation reach agreement on irrigation district dispute
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Southern Alberta farmers alarmed as irrigation dispute continues
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Global News at 5 Lethbridge: April 25
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Global News at 5 Lethbridge: April 22
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Town of Raymond chooses to remain a ‘dry’ community
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Global News at 5 Lethbridge: April 20
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Global News at 5 Lethbridge: April 19
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Town of Raymond chooses to remain a ‘dry’ community
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Fort Macleod reprimands councillor for involvement in Coutts border blockade
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Global News at 5 Lethbridge: April 8
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Lethbridge residents join provincial rally urging government to ‘Ditch the Draft’ K-6 curriculum
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Alberta announces long-term support for Medicine Hat-based HALO Air Ambulance
Author Archives
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City of Lethbridge committee hears about operational staffing struggles when it comes to fire, EMSLethbridge Fire and Emergency Services has been grappling with operational staffing issues, according to Chief Greg Adair.FireMay 12
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Lethbridge city councillors address doctor shortage, undesirable public behaviour at meetingThe City's Gateway to Opportunity 2022 Action Plan lists the health and well-being of residents as a top priority.HealthMay 10
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Calgary energy company eyeing Pincher Creek for potential carbon capture hubA Calgary-based energy company is seeking a permit from the province to explore the potential of a carbon capture facility in southern Alberta.EnvironmentMay 10
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How soaring gas prices are expected to impact summer tourism in southern AlbertaA new survey for the Tire and Rubber Association of Canada showed that 66 per cent of respondents said fuel prices will force them to cancel or limit their road trips this year.CanadaMay 9
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Details on water blockage for Lethbridge farmers revealed, 2 weeks laterAfter days without any specifics, details are now coming to light about what led to the water being shut off, and why it’s being allowed to flow once again.CanadaApr 27
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Irrigation dispute resolved for southern Alberta farmersPiikani Nation and the provincial government have worked together to find a resolution to irrigation issues in southern Alberta.CanadaApr 26
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Town of Fort Macleod reprimands councillor for involvement in Coutts blockadeA member Fort Macleod's town council has been publicly reprimanded for his involvement as an organizer of the Coutts border blockade.PoliticsApr 11
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‘Ditch this draft, it’s garbage’: Lethbridge residents join province-wide rally against proposed K-6 curriculumVocal opposition to the province's proposed K-6 curriculum continued on Saturday, leading to 'Ditch the Draft' rallies across Alberta on Saturday, including in Lethbridge.EducationApr 4
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University of Lethbridge Faculty Association to review proposed collective agreement SaturdayIf ratified, U of L faculty could return to work as early as Tuesday and classes could resume by Wednesday.EducationMar 18
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Lethbridge police seek adult suspect after 12-year-old boy physically assaulted on way to schoolThe Lethbridge Police Service is asking for the public's help with an investigation looking into the physical assault of a 12-year-old boy on Monday.CrimeMar 15
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Pronghorns women riding 10-game win streak into final weekend of Canada West regular season after 0-4 startThe University of Lethbridge Pronghorns are set to enter the final weekend of their regular season schedule as the hottest team in Canada West women's basketball.SportsFeb 17
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Canadian bobsledder Taylor Austin feeling support from Lethbridge at Beijing OlympicsLethbridge's Taylor Austin is set to make his Olympic debut this month, representing Canada on the bobsleigh track after more than a decade of chasing the dream.CanadaFeb 4
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Support for RCMP shown in Lethbridge as talk of provincial police force continues in AlbertaThe RCMP's future in Alberta is now unclear as the provincial government weighs the pros and cons of creating its own police force.PoliticsJan 20
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Lethbridge city council reopens discussions on future curbside organics programCouncillor Rajko Dodic would like a closer look at the costs of curbside organics collection is Lethbridge.EnvironmentJan 19
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Hurricanes ship Barlage, Wheatcroft out of Lethbridge on WHL trade deadlineThe Lethbridge Hurricanes were involved in two transactions before the WHL trade deadline passed on Monday afternoon, with a pair of veteran forwards headed to new clubs.SportsJan 17
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Kodiaks cousins hoping to continue dominant play in 2nd half of ACAC seasonBarwegen says she could have never predicted how her cousin would burst into the ACAC.CanadaJan 12
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Lethbridge marks 59 active COVID-19 cases among city employees FridayMembers of city council gathered Friday as the Lethbridge Emergency Advisory Committee to hear an update on COVID-19.HealthJan 7
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City committee looks for answers from Lethbridge transit as cityLINK continues to face criticismOver 400 comments have been recorded since the change to cityLINK, the vast majority of which have expressed concerns.PoliticsJan 6
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Lethbridge schools prepare for all scenarios as Alberta extends student winter breakThe province announced on Thursday that back-to-school has been pushed back to Jan. 10, 2022.EducationDec 31, 2021
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Lethbridge’s year in sports: Pandemic impacts felt as competition returned to ‘normal’ in 2021Young athletes have navigated the interruption of competition due to COVID-19, and as sports returned to nearly normal in 2021 the impacts were felt in a variety of ways.SportsDec 30, 2021
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Lethbridge man in hospital following northside shootingTwo people are in custody following a shooting on the city's northside Wednesday night.CrimeDec 30, 2021
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10th overall pick Marques impressing in first WHL stint with HurricanesThe 15 year old was taken 10th overall by the Lethbridge Hurricanes during the 2021 WHL Prospects Draft on Dec. 9, and just a day later he was tossed into the lineup wearing #14.SportsDec 29, 2021
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10 years later: Victims of southern Alberta tragedy rememberedA decade after the senseless tragedy shook southern Alberta, those that knew the victims say Dec. 15 doesn't get any easier.CrimeDec 15, 2021
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Lethbridge city council asks for more information on potential 3rd river crossingThe topic of a third bridge in Lethbridge was once again on the radar Tuesday, as city council met for the final time in 2021.PoliticsDec 14, 2021
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2021 sees return of holiday parties and more concerns about impaired drivingFor the first time in two years, restaurants and catering companies are back to booking and hosting holiday parties.ConsumerDec 10, 2021