Justin Sibbet

Lethbridge

Journalist at CISA-TV (Lethbridge, AB)

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City of Lethbridge considers new options for Lethbridge and District Exhibition

1 week ago | globalnews.ca | Justin Sibbet

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Canadians, Dutch remember sacrifices made during Second World War

1 week ago | globalnews.ca | Justin Sibbet

The Second World War claimed millions of lives and destroyed hope for millions more, but it all ended 80 years ago, even if the effects have lived on. Germany officially surrendered on May 8, 1945, putting an end to the war in Europe, though the Pacific theatre raged on for several more months. Just days before the Germans surrendered, the final remnants of Nazi resistance in the Netherlands was finally defeated, allowing complete liberation of the country for the first time in nearly five years.
Southern Alberta municipalities say emergency preparedness critical | Globalnews.ca

1 week ago | globalnews.ca | Justin Sibbet

A flash of lightning, a spark from a trailer, a cigarette tossed from a window — these are all potential igniters for a wildfire that can spiral out of control in mere seconds. This is Emergency Preparedness Week and several municipalities in southern Alberta are reminding residents to be ready for anything. “You never know when you might be evacuated and be gone for a few days,” said Clayton Rutberg, the fire chief and director of protective services with the Town of Coaldale.
Blood Tribe residents remember loved ones on Red Dress Day | Globalnews.ca

1 week ago | globalnews.ca | Justin Sibbet

On a day filled with grief, loss and despair, one word encompassed the goal of hundreds in southern Alberta — healing. Members of the Blood Tribe gathered in Stand Off to walk and speak up on Red Dress Day for those who can no longer do the same. “Coming together collectively in spirit, in ceremony, is integral to the healing, the continued healing that we walk each and every day,” said Terri-Lynn Fox, director of the wellness program at the Blood Tribe department of health.
Lethbridge Hurricanes reflect on 2024/25 season

2 weeks ago | globalnews.ca | Justin Sibbet

Following a stellar, NHL-best regular season, the Winnipeg Jets are battling the St. Louis Blues in the Stanley Cup Playoffs and an unlikely reinforcement has been recalled to their roster. Brayden Yager tallied 84 points in 54 regular season games for the Lethbridge Hurricanes and Moose Jaw Warriors this season in the Western Hockey League. However, following the Hurricanes’ season ending at the hands of the Medicine Hat Tigers, Yager was called up to his NHL squad.
Lethbridge Polytechnic researchers aim to reduce food waste | Globalnews.ca

2 weeks ago | globalnews.ca | Justin Sibbet

Six years ago, extreme weather, international market closures and skyrocketing expenses left Alberta farmers reeling from significant losses. “In 2019, we had a very bad year and we all know it,” said Chandra Singh, a research chair with Lethbridge Polytechnic.
Southern Alberta tourism industry records strong numbers in 2024

3 weeks ago | globalnews.ca | Justin Sibbet

Last year, over 300 buses of tourists made the trek to Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump, west of Fort Macleod, Alta. The UNESCO World Heritage site welcomed an estimated 60,000 guests from around the world while sharing the history of the land. “For thousands of years, our folks have been running buffalo over these cliffs. We want to protect and preserve the site and the story,” said Quinton Crowshoe, an employee at the centre.
Lethbridge residents reflect on the legacy of Pope Francis

3 weeks ago | globalnews.ca | Justin Sibbet

After an appearance on Easter Sunday and an image of recovery, Pope Francis passed away Monday at the age of 88. His legacy has undoubtedly affected billions worldwide, including in Lethbridge and across southern Alberta. “It was really crazy to see, especially on Easter weekend. It was really devastating, too, just because he’s been around for so long. That’s all I knew growing up,” said Danica Gordon in Lethbridge on Monday afternoon.
Disciplinary hearing held for Lethbridge police chief | Globalnews.ca

4 weeks ago | globalnews.ca | Justin Sibbet

Over four years ago, the chief of police in Lethbridge went for lunch with a volunteer police chaplain. However, as it was during the heart of the COVID-19 pandemic, eyebrows were raised. Shahin Mehdizadeh joined the Lethbridge Police Service as chief in 2020, but in March of the following year, it is alleged he broke Alberta’s public health order by eating at a public location with a non-household member.
Lethbridge Polytechnic names 1st valedictorian of new era | Globalnews.ca

1 month ago | globalnews.ca | Justin Sibbet

Last fall, Lethbridge College celebrated the final graduating class in its history. Now, the newly rebranded Lethbridge Polytechnic is preparing to graduate its first class of students at its spring convocation next month. Abigayle (Abby) Terrill will lead the charge. She was announced as the first-ever Lethbridge Polytechnic valedictorian, an honour she says was surprising.