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U of L set to host High School Ethics Bowl

The University of Lethbridge hosts a unique debate-style event for students this weekend.

On Saturday, March 1, the local post-secondary’s inaugural High School Ethics Bowl will feature two teams from Lethbridge Collegiate Institute and one from Chinook High School, with the event happening from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in Anderson Hall. 

Teams will discuss and debate their thoughts on different societal questions.  

Undergraduate students from the U of L and collegiate ethics bowl team members will be moderators. Department of Philosophy faculty and a graduate student will act as judges. 

The Lethbridge event is one of three regional competitions in Alberta. 

The winning club moves on to face winners from Calgary and Edmonton at a provincial tournament in the spring. The program wraps up with the National High School Ethics Bowl at the Canadian Museum of Human Rights in Winnipeg. 

More about the national program is available at the Ethics Bowl Canada website.

Justin Goulet
Justin Goulet
Justin Goulet brings over a decade of experience to the Lethbridge newsroom. He started his career in Ontario before moving to Vancouver Island in 2014 to work with Vista Radio. He moved to Alberta in February 2019 and joined the Lethbridge team in June 2024. Justin is excited to share the stories of southern Alberta.
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