Lethbridge Herald - 2016-10-28

• Respect, inclusion can help deter racism
• Alta. eyes safe sites to battle fentanyl
• Cattle TB concerns in S.E. Alta.
• Man pleads guilty to arson charges
• Number of women in politics doesn’t add up
• Warrant issued for poppy box thief
• Whitebark pine population being restored in Waterton
• New U of L exhibit is nothing but trash
• Trial date set for weapons case
• Police building renos entering final stages
• ALERT seeing more cases of exploitati­on
• Community CALENDAR
• Vital role of small businesses
• Canada needs trade deals
• Ont. groundwate­r needs monitoring
• Twitter cuts staff, kills off Vine app
• Cautious optimism in trade-deal breakthrou­gh
• Health accord must address mental health
• Trudeau names nine new senators
• Crown cautions against mistrial
• Noose incident sparks protest
• Canada gets backup in Latvia
• Saskatchew­an oil spill cleanup cost Husky $90M
• Horns cool, collected heading into playoffs
• Hurricanes return home
• The World Series returns to Wrigley
• Andersen bounces back
• Titans end home woes with win over Jaguars
• Canadiens beat the Lightning
• HOROSCOPE
• Enmax Centre deserves a standing O
• Joel McHale enjoying ‘Great Indoors’
• British director Davies dead
• ‘Inferno’ a big mess
• VW Alltrack ready for any conditions
• 2017 FIAT 124 SPIDER
• Sweet dumplings a Hanukkah staple

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