Lethbridge Herald - 2017-12-02

• Customers fighting mad over faulty appliances
• Students say ‘no’ to impaired driving
• FRANCO TACKLES WORST FILM
• Christmas tree prices rising
• GREAT ART, GREAT EATS IN PENANG
• Trudeau weighing China trade challenges
• Coutts Centre inspires art exhibition
• Symphony helping food bank with ‘Nutcracker’
• Taber mayor optimistic about future of town
• CFL blind to CTE evidence
• Peace provides the best Christmas ever
• Many absolutes are no longer recognized
• The brass button
• Job surge lowers unemployme­nt rate
• Community building through teamwork
• GM to launch autonomous vehicles in 2019
• Electrics a big draw at L.A. auto show
• Supreme Court rules against Yukon
• Sam the Record Man sign rises again
• FORMER TRUMP AIDE PLEADS GUILTY Michael Flynn lied to FBI about dealings with Russians
• Feds release study on HIV non-disclosure
• Meghan Markle promotes Montreal outerwear label
• Tesla battery electrifie­s Outback
• Suspicious package prompts Christmas market evacuation
• Olympic trials start today in Ottawa and run all week
• Hurricanes make bold Teddy Bear Toss prediction­s
• Wheaties top the Canes
• Defence powers Horns
• Horns men’s hockey team wins again
• Kyle Connors leads Jets to win over Vegas
• Senators snap losing streak
• Blackhawks place Crawford on injured reserve
• Raptors down the Pacers
• Woods briefly atop the leaderboar­d in the Bahamas
• You can’t kill the ‘duct tape king’
• Find some new holiday season favourites
• Gaming companies sue crooked online players
• Faith TODAY
• Hoping FOR A HOME
• A Jewish Christmas
• Throw out bad old stuff
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD

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