Three stories in the news Monday, Nov. 28

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Nighttime construction on Hwy 3 in Lethbridge starts April 17

Apr 17, 2025

SASHA launches #BuyABed fundraiser to support vulnerable Lethbridge residents

Apr 04, 2025

$20K grants available: TELUS STORYHIVE Pan-Asian Edition opens applications April 1

Mar 18, 2025

OILPATCH GAINING STABILITY AS WEAKER FIRMS FAIL

Experts in the field are predicting fewer Canadian oil and gas companies will go bust over the next year because most of the so called “troubled children” of the industry have already failed or been sold. Calgary-based Sayer Energy Advisors says higher oil and natural gas prices have also brought a measure of stability to the sector. However, confidence continues to be buffeted by changing provincial and national carbon emission policies and uncertainty over international supply and demand.

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A GREY CUP FOR THE AGES

Henry Burris called the Ottawa Redblacks’ thrilling victory over the heavily favoured Calgary Stampeders the most memorable of his three Grey Cup titles — and anyone who watched the game would certainly agree. In fact most pundits and fans agree the CFL championship game in Toronto was the most exciting in decades.  Burris threw three touchdown passes — including one in overtime — and ran in for two more to help power Ottawa’s stunning 39-33 win in the 104th Grey Cup final.

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The Canadian Press