The Lethbridge Hurricanes nearly broke even last year, but the upcoming season is a different story.

In a normal year, the Lethbridge Hurricanes would be about halfway through the Western Hockey League season, and players would be long-settled into their billet homes.

A pair of Lethbridge players are among a handful of Hurricanes teammates taking a spin in a different league, while the Western Hockey Leauge (WHL) allows temporary player transfers. 

October has been a big month for Lethbridge’s Ridly Greig.

“[He paved] the way for people like our son, people like Mikel McIver in Red Deer, Jason Norminton in Brandon, Jonathan Henry with the Moncton Wildcats."

Lethbridge Hurricanes GM Peter Anholt reacted to the Western Hockey League's announcement that the regular season will begin on Jan. 8.

The Lethbridge U-18 AAA Hurricanes will begin the 2020-2021 Alberta Elite Hockey League season in Okotoks on Thursday night.

Melfort Mustangs player Dylan Ashe died in single-vehicle crash along Highway 35 over the weekend.

With a lack of teammates in town, local products Carl Tetachuk and Zack Stringer have been hard at work in the city all summer. This week, a third player joined them.

The Western Hockey League announced on Thursday that the start date for the 2020-21 season has been pushed back by two months.