Lethbridge Herald - 2017-07-07

• Professor not guilty of sexual assault
• Sask. sues bars that served drunk driver
• EARTHQUAKE FELT IN CITY
• Delays prompt judges to toss 200 cases
• FORMER CHAMPS ADVANCE
• Ground broken for Raymond seniors facility
• Black tie gala for Special Olympics
• Street Wheelers ready to roll
• Southern Albertans being surveyed about their beaver knowledge
• Cookbook author goes back to his roots
• Stone fruit cake a summertime treat
• Feds lay out rules for infrastruc­ture funds
• Canada celebrates 150 years
• Leader in the law
• ‘Hit a Ball for MS’ back for golf season
• Band tackles Pink Floyd catalogue
• German police clash with G-20 protesters
• Breathalyz­er rules upheld
• Calgary transit gets new funding
• Opioid use suspected in Calgary crashes
• Stampede scorcher
• Lulay scores winner as Lions top Als
• Jays win third straight, down Astros
• Alberta remains undefeated at U16 Westerns
• Bombers look for rare win against Stamps
• Wayward beach umbrella a threat on calm Tour day
• Hughes wins Canadian steeplecha­se crown
• Clippers acquire Gallinari in three-team deal
• Raonic advances to third round at Wimbledon
• More car shoppers looking at leases
• Trust a key component of auto repairs

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