Lethbridge Herald - 2017-09-08

• Conditions could worsen at Waterton
• Triple murderer seeking new trial
• IRMA DEVASTATES CARIBBEAN
• Man facing animal neglect charges accepted into diversion program
• Necessitie­s case to be resolved
• Final Lethbridge College Home project set to open to public
• Racism has a long history
• Campbell ready to give back to the city
• More charges for stabbing suspect
• FACES helps students grow
• More food contaminat­ion possible
• Hurricane Irma may affect winter destinatio­ns
• Regulatory hurdles delay Agrium-PotashCorp merger
• Dollarama shares surge on higher profits
• Loonie soars, markets fall
• Assuring access to world-class education
• Debt load concerns
• Rescuers rush to help Caribbean islands
• Chiefs wants Manitoba to declare fire emergency
• Secret space shuttle launched from Florida
• B.C. fire evacuee centre set to close
• Last of the ‘Tokyo Raiders’ turns 102
• New murder trial ordered for accused killer
• Kodiaks soccer teams kicking off home openers this weekend
• Dinos get past the Pronghorns
• Versteeg ready for return to Calgary
• Canes send four to NHL camps
• Sweeting moves to 4-0 at Tour Challenge
• Stephens tops Williams; faces Keys in all-American final
• Super letdown for Patriots
• Jets extend Maurice and Cheveldayo­ff
• HOROSCOPE
• TIFF lineup expected to generate buzz
• Colton Orr finds new role in the spotlight
• Filmmaker goes home with ‘Viceroy’s House’
• Auto designers still relying on clay
• Navigation tech brings new twists to driving
• Some vehicles better at hauling families
• Grandma’s meatballs get a makeover
• Reverse sear technique gaining popularity

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