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 delving into themes such as climate change, health, and education. Karsen's work has been featured in CP24 Breaking News and CTV News Calgary.
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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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By: Karsen Marczuk
The City of Lethbridge's plea for more EMS contract negotiations has been rejected by the province, putting the city's integrated fire-EMS model in limbo.
By: Karsen Marczuk
A new tourism project aimed at simplifying travel planning while boosting the economy in southern Alberta has launched.
By: Karsen Marczuk
As the City of Lethbridge prepares for a competitive bidding process to retain its integrated fire-EMS model, city administration is proposing significant salary reductions for Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services members.
The City of Lethbridge's encampment strategy is continuing to see positive results, with nearly 70 per cent fewer encampments in the first quarter of 2026 compared to the same time last year.
By: Karsen Marczuk
A new provincial water supply outlook shows major reservoirs are sitting at or near capacity — a stark contrast from last year.
By: Karsen Marczuk
Lethbridge residents will see their water bills rise more than 18 per cent over the next four years after city council approved a historic $285-million upgrade to the city's wastewater treatment plant.
By: Karsen Marczuk
A groundbreaking ceremony was held Thursday for a $300 million development in West Lethbridge.
By: Karsen Marczuk
The City of Lethbridge is asking residents to conserve water as heavy rainfall in southern Alberta has prompted a high streamflow advisory for the Oldman River.
By: Karsen Marczuk
As heavy rain begins to ease in Lethbridge, a high streamflow advisory for the Oldman River remains in place.
Police officers from across western Canada are in Lethbridge this week for specialized training at the Canadian Police Canine Association spring seminar.
