CTV Newsflipped into CalgaryAlberta Lethbridge man turns tables on would-be carjackerctvnews.ca - Terry Vogt LETHBRIDGE -- A Lethbridge man is uninjured after fending off a carjacking attempt by grabbing the knife from his attacker’s hand. Rick Neudorf was …
Global Newsflipped into Global NewsAlberta Lethbridge police address string of random, violent crimesGlobal News - Danica Ferris An alleged gun sighting at the downtown Lethbridge Public Library on Tuesday night was the latest item on a growing list of alarming incidents …
Global Newsflipped into LethbridgeCarjacking ‘They held the knife to his throat’: Lethbridge man saved from attempted carjackingGlobal News A Lethbridge man allegedly had a knife put to his throat and was ordered to drive in an attempted carjacking Tuesday. As Emily Olsen reports, it’s …
Global Newsflipped into Global NewsAlberta What Lethbridge officials hope to see in Thursday’s provincial budgetGlobal News - Demi Knight Alberta’s 2019 budget is set to be tabled Thursday, and while Premier Jason Kenney hasn’t shared too many details on what that budget might include, …
UBC Thunderbirds Comox Valley rugby players help UBC Thunderbirds win school’s first-ever Canwest championshipcomoxvalleyrecord.com - Wire Service A couple of former Vanier Towhees helped the UBC Thunderbirds achieve their first-ever CanWest women’s rugby championship, Sunday, Oct. 20 in …
CTV Newsflipped into CalgaryAlberta Gun scare at Lethbridge libraryctvnews.ca - Terry Vogt LETHBRIDGE - The Lethbridge Police Service tactical unit was called to the main branch of the Lethbridge Public Library Tuesday night after a library …
CTV Newsflipped into CalgaryAlberta Three locals back in Lethbridge following volunteer effort in the Bahamasctvnews.ca - Aaron Mahoney LETHBRIDGE - Two University of Lethbridge employees, and one city employee, have just gotten back after helping out with a humanitarian mission …
Global Newsflipped into LethbridgeAlberta Global News at 6 Lethbridge: Oct 23Global News The Wednesday, October 23, 2019 edition of Global News at 6 on Global Lethbridge hosted by Liam Nixon.
Global Newsflipped into LethbridgeAlberta Lethbridge officials share what they hope to see in Thursday’s provincial budgetGlobal News Alberta’s new budget is set to be tabled Thursday and officials in Lethbridge weighed in on what they hope is included and excluded from the latest …
Global Newsflipped into LethbridgeAlberta Lethbridge police address random, violent crimes over the past weekGlobal News Interim Chief of Lethbridge Police Service Scott Woods and Mayor Chris Spearman addressed a string of random, violent crimes over the last seven days …
CTV Newsflipped into CalgaryAlberta Bedbug battle rages at Lethbridge senior homectvnews.ca - Mason De Patie LETHBRIDGE – Lethbridge Housing Authority (LHA) has hired an exterminator to spray Halmrast Manor from top to bottom after months of bedbug …
Global Newsflipped into Global NewsAlberta ‘It’s kind of heartbreaking’: Unemployed Calgary geophysicists look for new ways to use skillsGlobal News - ckdec Back in 2013, everything was looking up for Keegan Valerio. He had just started his geophysics degree at the University of Calgary, and getting a …
Global Newsflipped into LethbridgeWestern Hockey League Lethbridge Hurricanes down Rebels for 5th straight winGlobal News The Lethbridge Hurricanes visited the Red Deer Rebels Tuesday night, and with the 4-3 win, the Canes have extended their win streak to five games. …
Global Newsflipped into LethbridgeAlberta Crown seeking lifetime ban on owning dogs for April IrvingGlobal News Sentencing arguments were heard in Lethbridge on Wednesday for April Irving. Irving pleaded guilty to permitting animals to be in distress in …
Global Newsflipped into Global NewsAlberta Calgary man found guilty in grandson’s death appeals manslaughter convictionGlobal News - Staff A Calgary man found guilty in the death of his five-year-old grandson is appealing his manslaughter conviction. A notice of appeal filed Wednesday on …
Global Newsflipped into Global NewsAlberta Alberta government releasing new seclusion room guidelinesGlobal News - Slav Kornik Alberta Education Minister Adriana LeGrange is scheduled to announce new standards and guidelines surrounding seclusion rooms on Wednesday …
Global Newsflipped into Global NewsCanadian News Carbon pricing impact on Alberta’s oilsands were lowballed by Exxon, lawsuit allegesGlobal News - Bob Weber Alberta’s oilsands are at the centre of a court battle in New York this week that legal experts say could affect future climate lawsuits in …
Global Newsflipped into Global NewsEnvironment Trudeau addresses Western alienation: ‘It’s extremely important government works for all Canadians’Global News - Sarah Kraus In his first speech as prime minister of the Liberal minority government, Justin Trudeau addressed major concerns in Alberta and Saskatchewan and the …
Global Newsflipped into Global NewsWater Johnson Lake drained in effort to eliminate parasiteGlobal News - Tiffany Lizée Parks Canada has taken a dramatic step in the war against whirling disease by partially draining Johnson Lake in Alberta. SEE BELOW: The difference in …
Global Newsflipped into Global NewsCanadian News Premier Jason Kenney to address Alberta on Global News Wednesday nightGlobal News - Caley Ramsay The Alberta premier will speak to the province in a televised address Wednesday night. Jason Kenney will speak to Albertans at 6:10 p.m. during Global …
Global Newsflipped into Global NewsCanadian News With the Liberals’ new minority, Trudeau’s greatest challenge is healing divide with Western CanadaGlobal News - Andrew Russell Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s minority Parliament will be able to find plenty of common ground with opposition parties on legislative issues, but …
Global Newsflipped into Global NewsCanadian News Trudeau set to face questions for first time since winning minority governmentGlobal News - Amanda Connolly Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will face questions from reporters on Wednesday for the first time since winning re-election. Trudeau lost his majority …
Global Newsflipped into Global NewsCanadian News Alberta government to continue with NDP’s petrochemical credit programGlobal News - Staff The United Conservative government in Alberta says it will continue with a program introduced by the former NDP regime to use $1.1 billion in natural …
Global Newsflipped into Global NewsAlberta Finance minister says Alberta UCP’s 1st budget will attack spending, not servicesGlobal News - Staff Alberta Finance Minister Travis Toews says the first budget of the new United Conservative government will surgically attack spending but not at the …
Global Newsflipped into WinnipegFigure Skating Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir receive honorary degrees from Western UniversityGlobal News - jaclynrosecarbone Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir have ice danced their way to five Olympic medals, three world championship titles, and eight national titles, but on …
Global Newsflipped into Global NewsCanadian News Central Alberta animal rescue group creates ‘bucket list’ for Gramps, senior dog with cancerGlobal News - Deb Matejicka Erin Deems first met Gramps nearly five years ago. Back then he was known as “Fatso” and she was working as a volunteer for the Alberta spay and …
Global Newsflipped into Global NewsEnvironment 3 executives booted from Alberta Energy RegulatorGlobal News - Emily Mertz Three executive vice presidents with the Alberta Energy Regulator — an agency that’s currently under review — have been let go. In a statement …
Global Newsflipped into Global NewsCanadian News Alberta horse rescue asking for help amid high quality hay shortageGlobal News - Sarah Komadina The wet weather in central Alberta has caused a reduction of high quality hay used to feed horses. Adorado Nino Rescue and Sanctuary near Leduc, Alta. …
Global Newsflipped into Global NewsAlberta 3 adults, 1 youth charged after southern Alberta turkey farm protestGlobal News - Caley Ramsay Four people have been charged with break and enter after a protest at a southern Alberta turkey farm over the summer. The protest took place on Sept. …
Crime Robberies increasing, police report saysthestarphoenix.com - Thia James An increase in the number of robberies reported to Saskatoon police last year compared to 2017 is noted as a concerning trend in the police …
