Lethbridge Herald - 2017-12-01

• Lethbridge severe crime rate dropping
• Police officer rescues dog owners from Oldman river
• IT’S TIME FOR PIPELINE
• Lake Winnipeg algae produces toxin connected to dementia: study
• ‘Sixties Scoop’ survivors urged to proceed with caution
• Work to begin on detoxifica­tion beds at Chinook Regional Hospital
• Facts support Alta. economy: labour leader
• Home invasion suspect remains in custody after being denied bail
• People recognized for saving woman’s life
• U of L iGEM teams shine at Boston
• Air Transat taken to task
• Second-hand pot smoke workplace risk
• Slap-dash approach to pot legalizati­on
• Twotier tax system
• Coffee and Carols marks 50 years
• Change in admission fees for national parks
• The challenges of getting ‘hi’
• MP ejected amid debate over Morneau
• Tillerson may go
• Bowen glad to be back
• Horns hosting the Cascades
• Reigning Olympic champs in field at Trials
• Key weekend for Pronghorns hockey
• Hockey Canada names Channel One roster
• Flames blank Coyotes
• Hervey named as new Lions GM
• Zaun fired from Sportsnet for ‘inappropri­ate behaviour’
• Woods returns with solid round in Bahamas
• Salad adds lightness to holiday meal
• SUVS the main attraction at L.A.Auto Show
• There was a time when sporty convertibl­es were available to the masses
• Big changes underneath Wrangler skin
• Sakamoto brings stars to fireworks festival
• Woody Allen going in circles with dark ‘Wonder Wheel’
• Voyeur’s story unravels in front of audience

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