Lethbridge Herald - 2017-04-01

• Destinatio­n Project on budget, on time
• Closing arguments presented in manslaught­er case
• CANADA OWNS THE PODIUM
• CANES TRY to stay alive
• Seized dogs assigned to Animal Shelter
• MANSLAUGHT­ER
• Education minister discusses new school plans, modernizat­ion
• One Act Festival offers little bit of everything
• Lawyer to ask judge to order Legal Aid to pay for expert
• Steve Kotch. Jr. remembered as a visionary of the city
• Laptop ban questionab­le
• Curbside recycling facts are readily available
• Good reasons to support performing arts centre
• Assistance sought with family history
• U.S. farmers to plant record-low wheat acres
• Donald Trump to pay $25 million in lawsuit settlement
• BlackBerry shares jump on strong results
• South African finance minister fired
• Examining the costs of recycling in Lethbridge
• Life sentence for killer Victim’s daughter confronts Edmonton man who stabbed her dad
• U.S. to examine trade practices
• No apology yet from Alberta for ’60s Scoop
• Feds seeking input on health product rules
• Flames clinch playoff spot
• Throwers sweep U of L athletes of the year honours
• There’s no tying in baseball: only in preseason
• Gushue rink looking to build on Brier victory
• Argos release veteran Ricky Foley via text
• Berry’s injuries give the Tar Heels familiar drama at Final Four
• Gonzaga still climbing after 1999 NCAA run
• U.S. downs Canada at world championsh­ip
• ‘Mass Effect’ stumbles in trip to new galaxy
• ‘Zookeeper’s Wife’ tells riveting true story
• Bio returns Heston to epic stature
• Get up and dance to celebrate Canada’s 150th
• THE ESSENTIALS OF BUENOS AIRES
• Meal introduces guests to the ‘Argentine Experience’
• Passover Seder used to end stereotype­s
• Seeking God while He is near
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD

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