More than two dozen artists have banded together to support a group of landowners fighting proposed coal mining projects in the foothills and Eastern Slopes of the Rocky Mountains.
The University of Lethbridge has announced what they're calling their 'most important contest in its 54-year history'.
A southern Alberta pub says the money it makes through take-out and delivery just isn't enough to stay afloat, so it's decided to close down for the time being.
A fender-bender witnessed by a Lethbridge community peace officer (CPO) Sunday led to multiple charges Monday.
The City of Lethbridge's rattlesnake hotline received roughly 170 calls last year and expects to be even busier this season.
2020 was a devastating year for Lethbridge's tourism sector, a new report says.
New restrictions brought in by the province limit who golfers can play with.
A man from Granum, Alta. is dead following a Friday morning crash on Highway 3 involving two eastbound semis.
For most Lethbridge schools, Thursday was the last day of in-school classes until after the May long weekend.
Lethbridge mayor, Chris Spearman, held a media availability Wednesday morning in response to Premier Jason Kenney's announcement on new COVID-19 restrictions.
A new study suggests the pandemic has produced a surge in substance abuse among people suffering from pandemic-related PTSD
Alberta's justice minister and solicitor general is accusing conservative 'opponents' — a group he says includes the media, provincial NDP and the federal Liberals — of wanting Alberta's healthcare system to collapse during the pandemic.
For at least the past year in Calgary, lawn signs have been popping up one after another, expressing support for a string of issues.
Hospitalizations surged Monday to 690 after being 668 on Sunday and 661 on Saturday.
Thousands of newly eligible Albertans spent time online Monday securing a COVID-19 vaccine appointment, now that anyone 12 can book.
A controversial Calgary pastor and his brother have been released from custody after being arrested for organizing a gathering that violated Alberta's public health orders.
More than two dozen artists have banded together to support a group of landowners fighting proposed coal mining projects in the foothills and Eastern Slopes of the Rocky Mountains.
Charlie Moore loves playing football and would like nothing more than to suit up in the CFL. And the 23-year-old linebacker from the University of Calgary Dinos took one step closer to realizing that goal when he was selected in the third round of the CFL draft by the Calgary Stampeders.
Darcy Cairns is now fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and has the vaccination card showing the dates he received his two Moderna shots to prove it.
A new food shed at St. Andrew’s United Church in Cochrane is open 24 hours a day and seven days a week.
A new video game will let its users roam Toronto neighbouroods as a raccoon.
Annie Bergeron-Oliver has the story of how the Royal Canadian Mint is sharing its appreciation for Canada's health-care workers.
Kashius Weme is no ordinary two-year-old, he can often be found at the local bike park flying off dirt jumps with kids 5-times his age.
A shortage of tapioca pearls in Canada has many bubble tea businesses scrambling. Vanessa Lee on how the Suez Canal blockage played a role.
The Canadian military claims that more than two dozen residents at a Toronto long-term care home died due to dehydration prior to their arrival amid the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic while feces and vomit were reportedly found on the floors and walls of another, according to a newly obtained report.
Hari Gopal and Komal Garg have been stuck in India since Canada banned flights from the country as it battles a deadly second wave of COVID-19 infections.
Queen Elizabeth II on Tuesday makes her first public appearance since the funeral of her late husband, Prince Philip, to open a new session of the United Kingdom's parliament.
Ontario has been advised to 'stay the course' with the province's pandemic restrictions, which could see the stay-at-home order extended until June.
A Quebec woman is facing charges after allegedly breaking into the Ottawa home of a new mother and using bear spray on the occupants before abducting an eight-day-old infant.
