living
CONTRIBUTORS
Belinda Crowson
The world is full of stories but many are hidden or little known. Belinda loves
to discover the stories of Lethbridge and Southern Alberta and share them
with as many people as possible – and Southern Alberta has some incredible
stories that Belinda, a historian, teacher and storyteller, is honoured to tell.
Eric Dyck
Eric is a cartoonist and art educator living in Lethbridge. He
has shared his love of cartoons and comic-storytelling in art
galleries, museums, schools, and libraries throughout Alberta
and New Brunswick. Eric and his wife moved to Lethbridge in
2013, and since then he has been documenting his experiences
and adventures in Southern Alberta through his webcomic,
Slaughterhouse Slough. Eric uses his webcomic to share about
the people that he meets and the stories that he hears, and as
a means of learning more about the history of his new home.
Jay Herrington
Jay is relatively new to Southern Alberta. Having been raised near Saint
John, NB, he is no stranger to the small-town feel that comes with living
and working in Lethbridge. In the radio business since 1993, Jay spent most
of his career as a broadcast journalist in Ontario working for the legendary
CHUM group along with stints with Astral Media, Bell Media, and Corus
Entertainment. For Jay and his wife Adele, the move to Lethbridge in 2014
was an easy choice to make with family in Kelowna, Medicine Hat, and Salt
Lake City, Utah. A father of two preschoolers, Jay often finds himself trying
to nap unsuccessfully on the couch. He is one half of The Bridge Breakfast
with Jay and Corlee, weekday mornings from 5:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. on
Lethbridge’s home for Modern Hit Music, 98.1 The Bridge.
08
LETHBRIDGELIVING.COM
JUL-AUG 2017