Lethbridge Herald - 2017-08-04

• U of L parking passes sell out quickly
• LPS updating policy on naming homicide victims
• CORB LUND READY TO SHINE
• Break from the heat coming our way
• RC festival takes flight today near Coaldale
• Province to review beer tax ruling
• Doors open on ‘Barn Dance’
• Library upgrades focus on social and leisure space
• Mischief and theft net jail time
• College hosting family orientatio­n
• Musicians reflect on Bieber tour cancellati­on
• Asylum seekers getting warmer welcome
• Kellogg to join probiotic craze
• Canada approves Idaho potatoes
• What’s in your wiener?
• Trump looms large in Al Gore doc
• Strength of our diversity is unity
• Don’t sell terror tools to tyrants
• Community CALENDAR
• Volunteers to tackle invasive weeds
• HOROSCOPE
• French toast and blueberrie­s a great combo
• Leftover opioids a problem
• CEO confident in Keystone XL
• McKenna named in lawsuit over Volkswagen
• Feds to make up victim surcharge shortfall
• Trump praises Canada
• 15 months for woman who encouraged suicide
• Overdoses more common in First Nations
• Mavericks top Bulls
• LFC men earn provincal berth
• Canada faces Sweden today
• Southwest topped by Quebec
• Alberta reps getting first taste of Nationals
• Mitchell, Finch lead Stamps past Argos
• Pieters takes one-shot lead at Firestone
• Indians down Yankees
• Wie takes the lead at Women’s British Open
• It looks different but the real surprise is underneath

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