Creepy Hollow continues to spook scare-seekers in southern Alberta
Southern Alberta’s Creepy Hollow is in the midst of its busiest month of the year, and the family-friendly attraction boasts a lot more than just the most intricate haunted house in the area. Continue reading
Kodiaks confident despite heightened expectations ahead of new men’s volleyball season
How do you follow up on the best season in program history? That’s the question the Lethbridge College Kodiaks’ men’s volleyball team will begin to answer as the 2019-20 ACAC season begins this weekend. Continue reading
Lethbridge College Kodiaks men to look to secure playoff berth
The Lethbridge College Kodiaks men’s soccer team can secure a playoff spot with a win over the Medicine Hat College Rattlers on Sunday. Continue reading
Slovakian forward impressing on Lethbridge Hurricanes’ top line with Cozens
Dylan Cozens may be the one who draws the spotlight for the Lethbridge Hurricanes, but Slovakian winger Oliver Okuliar has been silently impressing Canes’ brass through his first six games with the club. Continue reading
Lethbridge federal election hopefuls face off in all-candidates forum
The event featured all six candidates eager to impress prospective voters and defend their party platforms. Continue reading
Lethbridge College Kodiaks’ women’s soccer team getting healthy at key time
With six games remaining in the ACAC regular season, the Lethbridge College Kodiaks’ women’s soccer team is eyeing top spot in the south division, and they will have some key players returning from injury to help the cause. Continue reading
Pronghorns’ women’s hockey team thriving with clean slate, new coaching staff
Under the guidance of Doug Paisley, the University of Lethbridge Pronghorns’ women’s hockey team looks refreshed and ready to make some noise as the Canada West hockey season is set to begin. Continue reading
Dylan Cozens returns to Lethbridge Hurricanes lineup after impressive stint with Buffalo Sabres
The Lethbridge Hurricanes will look a little more dangerous on offense Friday night as they host the Red Deer Rebels, with forward Dylan Cozens returning to the lineup after an impressive first NHL training camp performance with the Buffalo Sabres. Continue reading
Rachel Notley visits Lethbridge for budget town hall
Rachel Notley stopped in Lethbridge on Tuesday evening as the leader of Alberta’s Official Opposition continued the NDP caucus’ budget town hall tour of the province. Continue reading
Young Lethbridge Hurricanes roster ready to take on new season
The Lethbridge Hurricanes will drop the puck on a new WHL season on Friday and the team’s players and coaches are optimistic about a young group that looks substantially different from last season. Continue reading
Chronic pain patients increasingly struggling to access opioid medications in southern Alberta
A representative from HELP_Alberta, an advocacy group for chronic pain sufferers in the province, is raising concerns about accessibility to medications that manage the day-to-day physical suffering of those dealing with pain. Continue reading
Alberta justice minister stops in Fort Macleod on province-wide tour discussing rural crime
Justice Minister and Solicitor General Doug Schweitzer visited Fort Macleod on Tuesday evening as he continued a month-long tour of the province to hear from Albertans about rural crime. Continue reading
Lethbridge Hurricanes in ‘healthy financial position’ despite disappointing end to last season
Lethbridge Hurricanes’ brass addressed shareholders at the club’s 34th annual general meeting on Monday. Continue reading
Terry Fox’s older brother visits Lethbridge schools
Terry Fox’s older brother is visiting schools in southern Alberta to share stories about his brother and to spread his message to a younger generation. Continue reading
Thiessen and Wheatcroft turn heads ahead of new Lethbridge Hurricanes season
2001-born defenceman Rylan Thiessen and 2002-born forward Chase Wheatcroft were listed and signed by the ‘Canes at the same time. Continue reading