Lethbridge Herald - 2017-07-29

• B.C. Liberal leader Clark resigning after election loss
• Hospital opening new delivery room
• Workers feel the heat
• FLORES RETAINS OPEN LEAD
• Cigarette sparks apartment fire
• ICBM launched
• Wide Skies draws strong crowd
• More growth expected in city economy
• Mom pleads guilty in bat attack
• Prelim hearing set for sex assault case
• Medieval Faire has fun for the whole family
• Citizenshi­p stripped from death squad member
• Can Alberta get land use right?
• Protect Canada’s biodiversi­ty
• Community CALENDAR
• Building empathy in students
• Economy beats expectatio­ns
• TransCanad­a looks to expand Ontario pipeline
• Report warns about lender risk sharing
• Local author looks to get people off the fence
• Author paints vivid picture of life, grief
• Mystery abounds at ‘Bright Ideas Bookstore’
• Author crafts a suspensefu­l story
• Novel takes readers to 1925
• Wildfire threat still looms in B.C.
• A beast awakens in Ottawa
• Baby Charlie dies
• Stowaways released from detention
• Logging stopped in ancient forest
• Trudeau positive about meeting in Manitoba
• Bulls come battling back
• More local contributo­rs honoured
• Locals ready to represent southern Alberta at Summer Games in Winnipeg
• Oleksiak, Masse break national records
• Preds ink Johansen
• Reilly leads Eskimos over Lions
• Ottawa has proposed plan to protect caribou
• Taking a page from ‘Peanuts’
• Hoping FOR A HOME
• Finding common ground
• U.S. Muslims see friendly neighbours but foe in White House
• ‘Son of Sam’ film brings 1970s New York to life
• ‘Inconvenie­nt Sequel’ balances urgency and hope
• MIRACLE IN MONTENEGRO
• HOROSCOPE
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD

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