The lack of proper research by Health Canada has left two very opposing views on the safety of e-cigarettes. While vapes have been sold for the past six years, one thing continues to be absent – research. Health Canada continues to tell the public e-cigarettes are dangerous without sufficient studies to back up their claims.…
Lethbridge celebrates Black History Month
The month of February marks Black History Month and for the third year in a row residents were invited to the Galt museum. The event was filled with live music, singing, dancing, entertainment and history. The event attracted over 600 residents this past weekend. African Drummer Adam Mason studied music at the University of Ghana…
Print Journalism: How to succeed in the digital age
It will be only a matter of time before the world of journalism takes a drastic shift. Digital media has picked up speed with exponential opportunities. Where does this leave the world of print journalism? In 10 years, will you still be picking up that newpaper that sits in a box on the corner of…
Local residents rally for action on climate change
More than 100 Lethbridge residents gathered at city hall to show their support for global rallies calling for action on climate change last Sunday, despite the cold weather. Thousands u of people took part in rallies worldwide looking for leaders to take action for climate change during the United Nations 21st Conference of the Parties…
Digital Footprints
For many years, I have been a part of the technical revolution, yet have actively avoided social media. At the beginning of last year, I was thrust into the world of digital communications. It was both a blessing and a curse. It’s 2015 and for many, life revolves around Twitter feeds, Facebook posts, Instagram…
Local designers unite at Lethbridge Fashion weekend
Heavy beats and fashion, coupled with fine wine and dining was the scene at the Galt Museum last Friday night. There were no empty seats in sight while models strutted down the runway, spurred on by a live DJ and local business vendors. For over a decade, the Lethbridge Fashion Weekend (LFW) has brought both…
Paris attacks humble hearts here at home
In the aftermath of the Paris terrorist attacks, a French immigrant and resident of Lethbridge took the initiative to organize a rally to try and promote unity through love, freedom and awareness. Oct. 13 marked a historic and brutal terrorist attack in France. While many residents took to their televisions and phones to keep current on…
Fortis scholarship will recognize 20 FNMI students
Aboriginal students at Lethbridge College now have access to a new scholarship opportunity. FortisAlberta Ltd presented a $50,000 scholarship to the college as in part of creating an inclusive environment for FNMI students. The donation will be used to supplement 20 students’ tuition by $2,500 for four students over the next five years. “We value…
