Zoe Lukowich
Digital Journalist
Zoe Lukowich was born and raised in Calgary.
She graduated from the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology’s Broadcast News program and joined Global News Lethbridge in June of 2026.
Zoe has covered a wide range of stories in Lethbridge including community events, agriculture and issues affecting southern Albertans.
Before enrolling at SAIT and beginning her journey into journalism, Zoe was involved with the Young Canadians of the Calgary Stampede from 2012 to 2022. She sang and danced in many different shows, including the Grandstand Show every night during the Stampede.
Outside of her work at Global Lethbridge, Zoe is a singer, guitarist and songwriter.
When on stage, she goes by “Zoë Elle.” She’s released two songs in her music career and aims to continue growing her catalogue of original music. Zoe also frequently plays live shows at a variety of venues.
When not covering stories or performing across southern Alberta, Zoe enjoys painting, nature walks and spending time with her two cats.
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Video Archives
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Southern Alberta farmers face mixed harvest results and rising costs -
Lethbridge Teacher wins Prime Minister’s Award for Teaching Excellence in STEM -
University of Lethbridge researchers win national award for RNA discovery -
Kainai Nation declares plains bison wildlife -
Medicine Hat business launches ‘grab the girls’ campaign for breast health awareness -
Lethbridge looks to expand water systems to support future growth across southern Alberta -
Alberta invests in teacher training as local educators call for stronger classroom support on World Teachers’ Day -
Lethbridge officials warn of lithium-ion battery fire risks ahead of Fire Prevention Week -
Youth powwow highlights protecting Indigenous children on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation -
Southern Alberta concrete company partners with CURA Climate on low carbon cement project -
Rattlesnakes on the move as Lethbridge sees record number of calls -
Lethbridge sees efforts to expand and preserve affordable housing -
New program set to give LSCO members a hands-on experience with horses -
Lethbridge seniors walk to support Terry Fox Foundation at annual Silver Fox Walk -
New Raymond high school opens, relieving overcapacity after 9 years of planning -
Post-secondary students return to Lethbridge, amping up local businesses -
Alberta Birds of Prey public season winds down -
Farm irrigation management tool developed by Lethbridge Polytechnic researchers -
Piikani Nation marks International Overdose Awareness Day -
Ribfest brings barbecue to the next level in Lethbridge
Author Archives
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Lethbridge protesters rally as Alberta’s Bill 11 takes effectBill 11 allows physicians to work in both the public and private systems, including providing paid services while continuing to work in the public system.HealthSep 1
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Lethbridge charitable agencies partner for Christmas in July gift card campaignOrganizations involved in Christmas Hope are already getting prepped for the holiday season.EconomyJul 13
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Lethbridge neighbour of alleged Montreal shooter speaks outOne Lethbridge neighbour of Seth Scott Hatfield, the man accused in the shooting, says she saw Hatfield in passing, but never knew him.CrimeJun 26
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Neighbour shaken after police search Alberta apartment linked to Montreal shootingThe search came a day after a man who lived in the complex was linked to the midday shooting that left a Montreal police officer and a bystander dead.CanadaJun 26
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New federal funding to support Canadian women in businessMinister of Women and Gender Equality Rechie Valdez announced the investment of $173.7 million to help businesswomen access financial resources, training and mentorship.EconomyJun 22
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Southern Alberta family dog recovering after being shotMeanwhile, the RCMP were made aware of the incident, but no charges have been laid.CanadaJun 22
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Alberta separation billboard still standing in TaberGlobal News reached out to the Town of Taber. The municipality declined to comment and say they stand by their previously released statement.PoliticsJun 15
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Grazing goats return to snacking duties in LethbridgeThese hard-working farm animals are back for another year of crunching, chomping and chewing away at invasive plants in Lethbridge River Valley.EnvironmentJun 11
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Taber billboard causes boycott concerns for southern Alberta townThe message is up on behalf of Cory Morgan and a third-party advertising organization, Pathway to Independence.PoliticsJun 5
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Lethbridge Polytechnic creating new projects to strengthen bail risk assessmentsInstructor and researcher Jami Albright-Tolman is developing a Dynamic Operational Risk Assessment tool to strengthen police recommendations to Crown prosecutors and the judiciary.EducationJun 5