Author Archives: David Selles

Heartache in Humboldt

Tragedy has struck not just the hockey community but every community across Canada. Different communities from coast to coast have shown their support for the Saskatchewan community of Humboldt after devastation struck. Last Friday evening, the Humboldt Broncos hockey team was headed to Game six of their Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League Playoff series when the

A new dawn of storytelling

With Virtual Reality and 360 video continuing to gain momentum, Lethbridge College is taking steps to showcase the benefits it has. The college will be hosting a conference called Merging Realities: An event of multiple perspectives on April 26th. This event will be the first ever Virtual and Augmented Reality conference held entirely in VR. There

Battle of the Bands YQL Edition

Local bands had a chance to show the city what they’re made of on Wednesday night as they took over The Slice Bar and Grill. The University of Lethbridge’s radio station CKXU put on a battle of the bands that pitted the best local bands up against each other in a night on rocking and

Tax increase the only way to aid residential snow removal

While residential snow removal doesn’t appear to be headed to the city of Lethbridge according to Mayor Chris Spearman, the topic has still come up in recent weeks. The city of Lethbridge has said if they were to ever go ahead with this plan, residents would pay a price. Residential snow removal would cost citizens

ACAC’s were a huge success for Lethbridge College

The college has wrapped up a busy and exciting week of basketball. For the second straight year the college hosted a conference championship tournament. By all accounts, Lethbridge College and the Kodiaks men’s Basketball team successfully hosted the 2018 ACAC Men’s Basketball Championships. The college welcomed the top eight teams to the Val Matteotti Gymnasium

Lethbridge College Open House

Lethbridge College gave prospective students a chance to dive deeper into programs they offer. The college hosted their annual Open House on Saturday providing people the opportunity to take tours of the college and also apply on the spot. Student recruiter and Events Planner Jessica Quarterman says the event was a successful one. She also

Nobleford begins to move up in the world

  The largest village in Alberta may be different in the coming months. The village of Nobleford is taking strides to gain official town status after 100 years as a village. This potential change comes during their centennial year and as mayor Don McDowell says, is something they took a long look at before pursuing.

Trudeau Government faces backlash over changes to summer grant

Westminster Chapel Pastor, Ian Crooks, works at his desk in preparation for his next sermon.   The Canadian federal government is feeling the heat over a change made to a grant application for summer camps. Bible camps in Alberta like Southern Alberta Bible Camp (SABC) will now need to check an extra box in order

A partnership for the ages

Members of Lethbridge College and Ashcroft Master Builder announce new partnership with Ashcroft Design Challenge. Many have dreamed of designing their own home, but to be able to complete this dream while still being a student is something special. A new partnership between Lethbridge College and local home builders Ashcroft Master Builder has created a

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