Erik Bay
Videographer
Erik Bay joined the team at Global Lethbridge in 2021 after spending two years as a video journalist in Canada’s only border city: Lloydminster.
While in Lloydminster, Erik covered a variety of topics, including city council, agriculture and bull riding.
Born and raised in Athabasca, Alta., Erik moved to Edmonton in 2017 to attend the Radio and Television Broadcast program at NAIT.
In his spare time, Erik enjoys cheering on the Calgary Flames and Boston Red Sox, and exploring all the hiking trails in Southern Alberta.
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Lethbridge Heat hope continuity will lead to provincial championshipIn July, the players will go to their fourth provincials since 2018. They only missed the tournament in 2020 when there was no season.CanadaJun 29
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City of Lethbridge exploring policy to encourage filming opportunitiesA city committee is directing administration to explore the creation of a policy to streamline the process for film companies interested in working in Lethbridge.PoliticsJun 28
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CultureLINK bus connecting Lethbridge’s cultural stopsTwo CultureLINK buses will stop at six destinations, including the Galt, Casa, the Southern Alberta Art Gallery and Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden and the river bottom.FeaturesJun 27
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Lethbridge Police Victim/Witness Services Unit marks 30 years in operationPushed a year because of the pandemic, members past and present were honoured with a plaque unveiled at the Lethbridge Police station.FeaturesJun 23
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Youth addressing food insecurity in southern Alberta townA new initiative fighting food insecurity has been set up in Nobleford, Alta., and local youth are spearheading the effort.FeaturesJun 22
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Lethbridge rent prices increasing, causing concerns for studentsIf you live in Lethbridge and you're paying more for rent, you may not be alone.ConsumerJun 21
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Lethbridge social assistance programs bracing for higher demand as inflation risesOne Alberta economist says a large number of people in Lethbridge could struggle to adapt to high costs.EconomyJun 16
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Trio of southern Alberta athletes named to Lifesaving World Championship teamThree southern Alberta athletes will be part of Team Canada heading to the Lifesaving World Championships.FeaturesJun 14
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AHS expecting 11 new doctors in Lethbridge before 2023During an April meeting, the City of Lethbridge Cultural and Social Standing Policy Committee heard that an estimated 33,000 residents are without a family doctor.HealthJun 13
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New measures attempting to reduce barriers for foreign engineering technologists in AlbertaASET is trying to make the process easier for other foreign-trained engineering technologists coming to the province.EconomyJun 10
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Suspension nearing end for Lethbridge psychologist sanctioned for unprofessional conductLethbridge psychologist Zac Rhodenizer will be eligible to resume his practice next month after a four-month suspension.CanadaJun 9
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Lethbridge dragon boat paddlers preparing for festival returnThe Lethbridge Dragon Boat festival returns June 24 and includes three separate boat categories racing throughout the weekend.FeaturesJun 7
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Everyone safe after LPS resolves ‘high-risk’ incident at Lethbridge apartmentAccording to Lethbridge police, a high-risk incident at a west-side apartment building has been resolved and everyone is safe.HealthJun 2
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Colourful house in Lethbridge faces applause and questions for rainbow paint jobKim Siever's home needed a touch-up, so he picked up a brush and several colours of paint and turned the property into a rainbow canvas.CanadaJun 1
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New program powering southern Alberta electric vehicle charging infrastructureWith the help of federal funding, southern Alberta EV charging installations could get a 46 per cent rebate.ConsumerMay 31
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Pea protein company puts down roots with new Lethbridge facilityThe facility and commercial testing centre will turn yellow peas from Alberta and Saskatchewan into plant-based products, like pea protein, starch and molasses.EconomyMay 30
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Lethbridge College celebrates graduates at in-person convocationAfter several virtual convocations due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Lethbridge College is celebrating graduates in-person this weekend.CanadaMay 28
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Alberta organizations draft their own coal policyA new policy created by stakeholders across Alberta was based on the available public input submitted to the government's Coal Policy Committee.CanadaMay 27
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Rainbow Lethbridge Pride crosswalk vandalized by tire tracksThe vibrant colours of the Pride crosswalk in downtown Lethbridge are now disfigured by streaks of black rubber, and it isn't the first time this type of vandalism has happened.PerspectivesMay 26
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Lethbridge Bulls begin WCBL title defence at home opener ThursdayThe Lethbridge Bulls are back on the diamond, looking to continue their winning ways from late last summer.SportsMay 25
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Southern Alberta’s Creepy Hollow loses haunted house in devastating fireNobody was injured and officials said the cause of the blaze is still being investigated but will be difficult to determine.FireMay 24
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Lethbridge landscapers staying busy as material costs riseLethbridge landscapers are busy all across the city.ConsumerMay 19
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Spirits high in Lethbridge as Battle of Alberta kicks offHockey fans congregated across Lethbridge Wednesday night, taking in the first Battle of Alberta playoff matchup in 31 years.SportsMay 19
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Divided households ready for Battle of Alberta playoff seriesFriends and family are preparing to be divided as the Calgary Flames and Edmonton Oilers rekindle their hockey rivalry in the NHL playoffs this week for the first time in 31 years.CanadaMay 17
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Lethbridge tourism and hospitality sectors optimistic ahead of summer seasonTourism Lethbridge CEO Erin Crane is seeing more travellers stopping at the information centre, arriving at a pace similar to pre-pandemic levels.EconomyMay 16