Justin Goulet

Canada

Morning News Anchor at Lethbridge News Now

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Articles

Lethbridge now home to new supercomputing hub

1 week ago | mylethbridgenow.com | Justin Goulet

Lethbridge can now call itself the home to Canada’s first Quantum Super Hub. It is located at the Tecconnect Innovation facility in the north end of the city and is a partnership between Economic Development Lethbridge and SuperQ Quantum. One could think of it as a ‘supercomputer’. Users can book a timeslot to visit Tecconnect to help them solve complex issues.
Police investigating presumed drowning in Oldman River - My Lethbridge Now

1 week ago | mylethbridgenow.com | Justin Goulet

A search is underway for a 17-year-old boy presumed missing by the Lethbridge Police Service. The LPS says officers responded to a serious incident at around 7 p.m. Wednesday night, after a possible drowning was reported. Police say a 17-year-old boy tried to swim across the Oldman River, went under the water by the High Level Bridge, and did not resurface.
First responders hit the diamond for local causes in annual ‘Battle of the Badges’

1 week ago | mylethbridgenow.com | Justin Goulet

The Lethbridge Bulls are teaming up with local first responders to host a special game. The annual ‘Battle of the Badges’ is set for Friday, June 27 at Spitz Stadium. The event features members of the Lethbridge Police Service and Lethbridge Fire & EMS duking it out on the diamond. The slo-pitch game helps raise funds for local charities, with officials from the Bulls and the City of Lethbridge also involved in the fun.
White Calf Shelter in Standoff closed as of Monday

1 week ago | mylethbridgenow.com | Justin Goulet

An emergency shelter in Standoff has been closed. The Blood Tribe Department of Health has announced that the White Calf Shelter is closed as of June 16, 2025. Officials say the decision was made with considerable thought. Factors listed for the closure included the Blood Tribe Administration’s request to convert the facility back to its original purpose as a community events hall, along with ongoing financial challenges related to maintaining shelter operations.
Lethbridge Police charge Coaldale man with criminal harassment

2 weeks ago | mylethbridgenow.com | Justin Goulet

Police in Lethbridge have charged a 58-year-old Coaldale man in connection with an incident where a woman was allegedly followed by a vehicle for half an hour. The LPS says on June 7, a 41-year-old woman arranged to meet a man who had agreed to buy an item she was selling online. The man had asked for the woman’s address, but it was not provided and the pair instead agreed to meet in public at the intersection of Fern Crescent and South Parkside Drive South.
Family revisits Coalhurst roots for the first time in decades

2 weeks ago | mylethbridgenow.com | Justin Goulet

There is nothing like a walk down memory lane, and that is what the Robinson family got this week in southern Alberta. The family, now based in British Columbia, has its roots in Coalhurst. Alan Robinson, his daughter Marilyn, his son – also named Alan – and his daughter-in-law, Marion, took a tour around the town on Wednesday, joined by Coalhurst councillor Heather Caldwell and director of community relations Melissa Villeneuve.
Police asking for help to find missing 45-year-old man

2 weeks ago | mylethbridgenow.com | Justin Goulet

The Lethbridge Police Service is asking for help to find a 45-year-old man reported missing. The LPS says Kevin Bunn was last in contact with his family on Tuesday, June 10. Police add that he needs medication that he does not have with him. According to the LPS, Bunn is known to go to the downtown core of Lethbridge, Galt Gardens, and Henderson Lake Park. The 45-year-old was last seen wearing a dark blue rugby shirt, a red hat, and jeans.
UPDATE: Police locate man previously reported missing

2 weeks ago | mylethbridgenow.com | Justin Goulet

UPDATE: The Lethbridge Police Service has confirmed that Kevin Bunn, previously reported missing, has been located. ***The Lethbridge Police Service is asking for help to find a 45-year-old man reported missing.The LPS says Kevin Bunn was last in contact with his family on Tuesday, June 10. Police add that he needs medication that he does not have with him. According to the LPS, Bunn is known to go to the downtown core of Lethbridge, Galt Gardens, and Henderson Lake Park.
Two men charged with weapons offences following north Lethbridge arrests

2 weeks ago | mylethbridgenow.com | Justin Goulet

Two southern Albertans have been charged by the Lethbridge Police Service after what was deemed a high-risk arrest. On Monday, June 9, members of the Crime Suppression Team and Property Crimes Unit started a short-term investigation to find and arrest a man that was wanted on multiple outstanding warrants, connected to a home invasion robbery. Police say the man was seen in the front passenger seat of a car parked in the alley along the 2500 block of 14 Avenue North.
Police set for training in north Lethbridge

2 weeks ago | mylethbridgenow.com | Justin Goulet

North Lethbridge will serve as a training ground for the Lethbridge Police Service today. Members of the LPS Critical Incident Team will be participating training scenarios between 2 p.m. and 10 p.m.From 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., members will be near the Alexander Wilderness Park along the 600 block of Marie Van Haarlem Crescent.