Lethbridge Herald - 2018-01-05

• Alta. crafting ’60s Scoop apology
• New parks help educate people
• Clinical trial tries to slow down ALS
• CANADA TO PLAY FOR GOLD
• Tree collection to begin Jan. 13
• College made most of 60th anniversar­y
• Public input sought for new city manager
• Supertonk pulls his weight
• Farmers get ideas how to dull effectiven­ess of cutworms
• EDL seeking new board members
• Businesses face legal risks in ’18
• Heavy oil demand to rise
• Air Transat faces lawsuit by advocate
• Kardashian­s having a baby boom
• Stars joining Golden Globes black dress protest
• ‘Poor’ parents regain child custody
• Project hopes to aid Selkirk caribou
• Looking back and looking ahead
• Trying to ease Korean tensions
• Community CALENDAR
• HOROSCOPE
• 2018 CAMRY Toyota’s family car not only has to take on competing sedans, it has to take on utility vehicles, too
• New compact utility vehicle hits the sweet spot
• Wynne goes after Tim Hortons’ franchisee­s
• ‘Very intense’ storm shuts schools, offices
• Intel security threat expands
• Sessions targets legal pot
• Arguments made for ‘knees together’ judge
• U.S. pot policy a net positive for Canada
• Canes have Giant task
• Girls’ hockey tourney takes over ATB Centre
• Kodiaks volleyball teams resume playoff push
• Gallant, Peterman unbeaten
• Respect gets earned in PPW’s ‘End of the Line’
• Picks in place for wild-card weekend
• Hall announces eligible players
• O’Ree reflects on breakthrou­gh
• Russians cleared for World Cup
• IIHF wants NHL back in Olympics
• Petit beef filet tasty and tender
• Veggie spring rolls a perfect holiday detox

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