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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By: Karsen Marczuk
There's a new buzz in Lethbridge as mosquitos begin to emerge for the summer season.
By: Karsen Marczuk
The 25-year-old Lethbridge man was is the suspected shooter in a Montreal attack that left three people dead is being described by neighbours as someone who rarely interacted with others.
By: Karsen Marczuk
A significant road work project to improve safety and provide a smoother commute along Scenic Drive South is continuing in Lethbridge.
By: Karsen Marczuk
Lethbridge Fire and Emergency Services recently upgraded its Public Safety Communications Centre (PSCC) to a more advanced, state-of-the-art network.
Organizers of Canada Day celebrations in Lethbridge say the wet weather is causing minor changes to the city's Canada Day celebrations. Here's a look at how plans have changed.
By: Karsen Marczuk
The federal government has announced funding to support southern Alberta companies as they continue to adapting to tariffs and shifting global trade conditions.
The federal government is providing more than $7 million towards the construction and repairs of affordable homes for seniors in Lethbridge.
By: Karsen Marczuk
Public safety was the focus Wednesday morning as City of Lethbridge representatives hosted Ruby Sahota, Canada’s secretary of state for combatting crime, for a roundtable discussion.
By: Karsen Marczuk
Despite heavy rain in June, recent hot temperatures and high humidity have elevated the fire risk in Lethbridge to “very high.”
