“This year, a little more travel expense and little less games, and you know, you just can’t generate as much revenue in less home games.” Continue reading →

“It’s not only welcoming for the seniors in this area but I think for a lot of our staff, it provides jobs.” Continue reading →

“That has nothing to do with their life experiences. It’s programmed into them already.” Continue reading →

Fallen firefighters, including those killed in the 9/11 attacks 17 years ago, were remembered at a ceremony on in Lethbridge on Tuesday. Continue reading →

An Alberta mother took to the podium to share her own very personal experience with loss at an annual event to mark World Suicide Prevention Day in Lethbridge. Continue reading →

“If my bike broke, I don’t know what I would do.” Continue reading →

“It does make a big difference on how fast the water runs off into the rivers.” Continue reading →

The head coach of the University of Lethbridge’s women’s hockey team is speaking for the first time since being named in a one-million-dollar lawsuit and says she doesn’t believe the lawsuit will be a distraction for her current players. Continue reading →

“I wanted to come to remind everybody that the people we lost, because we tend to forget them.” Continue reading →

“It’s nice to have a place to go and share in this love of singing.” Continue reading →

Police said two people were hit with pellets from a BB gun. Continue reading →

A man has been arrested and charged after a a pancake breakfast in Lethbridge was violently disrupted early Friday morning. Continue reading →

“We know all the Americans, they’re kind of our buddies,” said Canadian saddle bronc contestant Logan Hay. “But [it would] be good to beat ’em, too.” Continue reading →

“Along with our fruit, we’re able to compost everything that we give out of our truck.” Continue reading →

An evacuation alert affecting parts of southwest Alberta due to the Sage Creek wildfire was lifted on Monday. Continue reading →