Karsen Marczuk is a Video Journalist at CTV News Lethbridge. With a passion for storytelling, he focuses on breaking news, community-interest stories, and local sports, while also exploring themes such as climate change, agriculture, and health. Karsen's work has been featured in CP24 Breaking News, CTV News Calgary, and CTV News.
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Karsen Marczuk's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Lethbridge, Alberta. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including government announcements, evolving stories, breaking news, and community events with themes such as crime, government & politics, business & industry.
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After seven months of restoration work, the large ice at the Taber Community Centre reopened to the public on Friday.
By: Karsen Marczuk
The Wait Creek fire northeast of Kimberley, B.C., has placed 117 properties under an evacuation order.
By: Karsen Marczuk
Four municipalities in southwestern Alberta have formed a new partnership to help expand the aviation and aerospace industry in the region.
By: Karsen Marczuk
A major road work project to provide a smoother, safer commute along Scenic Drive South is continuing to progress in Lethbridge.
By: Karsen Marczuk
A new public art program is turning commercial security roll shutters into temporary artworks throughout Lethbridge.
Thousands of people dusted off their boots and cowboy hats to take in this year's edition of the Whoop-Up Days parade Tuesday morning.
Thousands of people have already passed through the gates at this year's Whoop-Up Days, with Lethbridge's hospitality industry seeing a boost.
By: Karsen Marczuk
Organizers of Whoop-Up days say this year’s festival is off to a fantastic start.
By: Karsen Marczuk
Southern Alberta's agricultural sector is facing growing uncertainty after the United States imposed 50 per cent tariffs on key regional exports like dairy products, honey and vegetable seeds.
A new modern-day attendance record has once again been set at this year's Whoop-Up Days.
