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Justin Goulet

Justin Goulet

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Morning News Anchor, CHLB-FM (Lethbridge, AB)

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  • Lethbridge International Air Show to return to YQL in 2023

    By Justin Goulet Verified, Sarah Jones| Lethbridge News Now@ “Years ago, we had been encouraged to do our show every other year because of assets,” Harty noted. Organizers soon discovered that, “The even years are overloaded with airshows, and especially in 2024 with the 100th anniversary of the Royal Canadian Air Force. The assets, both military and civilian, are being stretched way too far.

    By Justin Goulet Verified, Sarah Jones · Lethbridge News Now

    Feb. 18, 2023

  • Shannon Phillips named Alberta NDP candidate for Lethbridge-West

    By Justin Goulet Verified, Cathy A Gibson| Lethbridge News Now@ She continued, “This coming election is pivotal for Alberta, and very important for the residents of Lethbridge as we face a crisis in our healthcare system, and the highest interest rates we have seen in over 40 years.” Phillips noted that the province has “always been a major player in the energy sector,” and it is apparent that, “we can move forward with that reputation while also making responsible choices that will benefit Albertans for generations.” The current MLA grew up in Spruce...

    By Justin Goulet Verified, Cathy A Gibson · Lethbridge News Now

    Sep. 12, 2022

  • Lethbridge International Air Show to return to YQL in 2023

    By Justin Goulet Verified, Sarah Jones| Lethbridge News Now@ “Years ago, we had been encouraged to do our show every other year because of assets,” Harty noted. Organizers soon discovered that, “The even years are overloaded with airshows, and especially in 2024 with the 100th anniversary of the Royal Canadian Air Force. The assets, both military and civilian, are being stretched way too far.

    By Justin Goulet Verified, Sarah Jones · Lethbridge News Now

    Feb. 18, 2023

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CHLB-FM (Lethbridge, AB)