Lethbridge Herald - 2017-12-29

• Notley to lay out budget balance plan in 2018
• ‘MOLLY’S GAME’ A WINNER
• Local Tim Hortons franchisee files suit against company
• Cold can be tough on city’s homeless
• More blood donors needed
• Castle River parks progress encouragin­g to MLA
• City battles cold to restore power
• Canadians throwing out more trash
• Private clinic opening in Winnipeg
• Inquiry called into Nova Scotia murders-suicide
• Cold causes trains to be cancelled
• Behavioura­l economics become more accepted
• Toronto index hits another all-time high
• Debt reduction high priority
• Annette Bening gives life to fading film star
• Liberals must raise their game
• Things going downhill for Canadians
• Pride Week as deserving of funding as any other community event
• Community CALENDAR
• HOROSCOPE
• Healthy ingredient­s fill Korean grain bowls
• Lentil soup a classic
• Customers pushing bars for better nonalcohol­ic cocktails
• Cat numbers challengin­g communitie­s
• Nanaimo drops suit against mayor
• Bus passengers prevent possible tragedy
• Sherman family hires investigat­ors
• Democrat declared Alabama winner
• Annual bird count challengin­g
• Explosion called terror attack
• Anti-gambling crusader wins sweepstake­s
• Conditions will be a factor in outdoor game
• Hurricanes look to tame Tigers
• Young leading the field at Junior Provincial Championsh­ips
• Falher rink atop the junior women standings
• Slovakia upsets U.S. at World Juniors
• U19 hoops world champs voted CP Team of Year
• Photograph­er: Twins’ Sano grabbed, tried to kiss her in 2015
• Scheifele out 6-8 weeks with upper-body injury
• CFL says it would approve Manziel contract
• New auto technology worth a look
• Harley trying to rev up interest of new riders

Lethbridge Herald - 2017-12-28

Lethbridge Herald - 2017-12-30