Lethbridge Herald - 2017-04-03

• Where the wild things are
• Voters go to the polls
• GOING SEVEN
• ZAGS GO FOR TITLE
• Input being sought for Waterton centre
• BASEBALL finally back
• Board to weigh killer’s progress
• YOUR MORNING NEWS FORECAST
• Kiwanis Music & Speech Arts Festival Results
• CALEA sets inspiring standards for local officers
• Fire Chief approves service goals
• Fire chiefs push for carbon monoxide detectors
• Oregon residents cash in on refund price hikes
• Bombardier defends executive pay raises
• Stars come out to shine at Juno Awards
• Gord Downie, Hip win big at Junos gala
• Colombia deals with aftermath
• Real-estate sector balks at wording
• DND faces accusation­s
• Homes evacuated on Man. First Nation
• Seniors’ index pledge could prove costly
• Vigilantes face lawsuits
• Trump won’t wait for China
• Three dead in Sweden bus crash
• Sallows ready if needed for Gushue team
• Versteeg scores twice, but Ducks edge the Flames
• Raptors defeat injury-riddled 76ers
• South Carolina wins first national title
• Canadian women look for answers post-upset
• Blue Jays, Orioles renew rivalry in wild-card rematch
• Sharks beat Canucks, lose Thornton

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