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Tina Karst

A Lethbridge College alumnus, Tina moved back to the community two years after convocation, in September 2007, to become a member of the CJOC News Team. She started as a weekend reporter/anchor and now serves as Associate News Director. When Tina's not tracking down local news, she's either busy at home with Jordan and their two kids or creating custom macrame pieces for a growing list of clients.
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Shelter space available for anyone who needs it in cold weather says City

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LETHBRIDGE, AB - It appears there has been some miscommunication surrounding the reported closure of the make-shift warming centre...

Plans for Alberta students to return to in-person classes Jan. 10

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EDMONTON, AB - Delaying a return to in-person learning will not be on the agenda of Alberta's COVID Cabinet...

Active COVID cases in Lethbridge increase five-fold in less than two weeks

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LETHBRIDGE, AB - Lethbridge has seen a dramatic rise in the number of active COVID-19 cases through the holidays. On...

New electricity usage record set in Alberta on Jan. 3

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CALGARY, AB - Alberta has set new record for electricity usage as the province settles back into a deep...

Charges laid in north Lethbridge shooting

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LETHBRIDGE, AB - Charges have now been laid in connection to a north side shooting from earlier this week. 24...

New Blood Tribe Police Chief to be sworn in next week

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STANDOFF, AB - A new Chief of Police has been appointed for the Blood Tribe. The Commission announced Friday that...

Milk River residents advised of Emergency Department closures next week

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MILK RIVER, AB- Milk River residents in need of an Emergency Department over a few days next week will...

Winter break extended for K-12 students in Alberta as COVID cases increase

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EDMONTON, AB - Students in Alberta will be getting an extended winter break as cases of COVID-19 continue to...

Estimated 4,000 new COVID-19 cases reported in Alberta

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EDMONTON, AB - It looks as though we'll be ringing in the New Year with record high COVID-19 cases...

North Lethbridge shooting sends one to hospital; two people in police custody

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LETHBRIDGE, AB - Two people are in police custody after a shooting on the north side Wednesday night. Lethbridge Police...

Give your Christmas tree a second life suggests Nature Conservancy of Canada

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LETHBRIDGE, AB - If you're looking to prolong the holiday spirit this year, consider gifting your Christmas tree back...

Used COVID-19 home test kit required by Galt Museum and Archives

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It might seem a bit odd to us now, but the Galt Museum and Archives wants a used COVID-19...

Train derailment near Barons forces highway closure

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BARONS, AB - A train derailment near Barons has forced the closure of a section of Highway 23. Picture Butte...

New health measures, expanded booster program announced in Alberta

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EDMONTON, AB - New health measures are taking effect Christmas Eve as Alberta faces the rapid spread of the...

West Lethbridge fire displaces residents, pets

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LETHBRIDGE, AB - Residents and pets have been displaced after a house fire in west Lethbridge early Sunday morning. Firefighters...

Festival square construction pausing for winter months

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LETHBRIDGE, AB - Construction at Festival Square in downtown Lethbridge is wrapping up for the winter. Concrete work is expected...
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Non-partisan group takes election education offline for Gen Z’s and millennials

Federal Election 2025
What does it mean to vote and questions about national sovereignty are some of the questions canvassers of a non-partisan organization are hearing when they are out helping young voters make a plan to hit the polls. 

Artists needed for a Public Art Mural Mentorship opportunity

Community
A unique Public Art Mural Mentorship opportunity is open from emerging and early-career artists in the Lethbridge region, thanks to the City of Lethbridge Public Art Program. 

City officials report cougar sighting in west Lethbridge

Fish & Wildlife
The city is reporting sightings a cougar on the city’s West Side.

Economic feasibility being explored for a Southern Alberta Creative Hub

Business
The possibility of creating a creativity hub in Southern Alberta is being explored with the support of grant funding from Alberta’s Northern and Regional Economic Development Program. 

Provincial helpline available for new parents seeking advice

Health Care
A new helpline connects parents and caregivers of newborns with registered nurses who specialize in postpartum care.
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