#InThisTogetherYQL makes a splash with local businesses #InThisTogetherYQL is showcasing a new way to help out local businesses here in Lethbridge. By posting on social media, people can tag a local business that is showing resilience, or one that needs help during this harsh time of COVID-19. 10 posters will be randomly drawn and will win a $100 gift card to the business that they tagged.

MyCityCare Lethbridge is looking for volunteers MyCityCare is looking for volunteers that can help with filling food hampers, clothing bags, and preparing hygiene kits. They are also delivering meals to self-isolation sites as well.

Truck drivers take covid-19 in stride and look for positivity Truckers are dealing with COVID-19 in their own way, and this can mean different things for each driver and company. Kevin Kooy and Al Nelson each have experience in the truck driving business, and they offer their thoughts on how the coronavirus has changed the aspects of trucking.

Tilt Property Group talks about rent freezes and what that means for tenants and landlords Jared Hope from the Tilt Property Group talks to BCN about rent freezes now that Alberta Premier Jason Kenney has announced a rent freeze. This means that tenants are not allowed to be thrown out of their homes before May 1st if they aren't able to pay rent or utilities.

Business coach shares tips about how businesses can help themselves during covid-19 Kelli-Rae Tamaki is a business coach, and she shares ways in which she is helping local businesses in Lethbridge get back on track with finances and a belief that they can overcome the struggle that COVID-19 has brought.

Local Lethbridge woman talks lupus, her life, and COVID-19 Matejah Kovacs is a local Lethbridge woman, and she has been living with lupus since last year. She opens up to BCN's Micah Quinn about her struggles with the auto-immune disorder, and how she is keeping herself safe from COVID-19.

Leave A Light On Delivery stays busy during COVID-19 spell Leave A Light On Delivery service has found themselves even busier than usual due to COVID-19. The company is delivering restaurant orders to clients, running errands, and they are offering new touchless pay options for customers.

BILD lobbies the Alberta government trying to get home construction listed as an essential service The Building Land and Industry Development Association is lobbying the Alberta Government to try to get the construction of homes listed as an essential service. The company is hoping that this will be a decision that the Alberta Government will make soon, since other businesses have been shutting down.

Nikka Yuko Garden project expansion funding The Nikka Yuko Garden is looking to get an expansion project approved by city council. Lethbridge Mayor Chris Spearman says that $3 million dollars is needed in order to complete the Nikka Yuko expansion project, and that the decision will be made next Monday during council.

City layoffs due to the novel coronavirus The city of Lethbridge has instituted layoffs for over 248 people, and Interim City Manager Jody Meli says the city is shifting staff to make sure they can deliver essential services. Most of the layoffs have been casual and part-time employees, and some have been in order for them to qualify for EI.

Micah Quinn

Micah Quinn is an up and comer Video journalist, originally from Calgary, AB. After graduating from Mount Royal University, he loved his work at City TV - Breakfast Television. A newcomer to Lethbridge, he looks forward to connecting with this community, and reaching a new audience. Micah has a passion for interviewing and finding out what makes people tick. You'll often find him pursuing local feature stories and hard news.