Lethbridge Herald - 2018-01-06

• Chinese import changes won’t affect City’s curbside recycling
• Jobless stats surprise experts
• WOMEN ACCUSE HAGGIS
• Snowy owl stuck in SUV grille recovering
• GOLD FOR CANADA
• Busy season for Christmas Hope
• Plenty of local film offerings
• Robbery case adjourned for a week
• Film festival tickets popular
• Toronto opens new skating trail under highway — TORONTO
• Man sentenced for Calgary jewelry store heist
• Community CALENDAR
• Deeds Well Done aids charities
• Female MPs say ‘#MeToo’
• Does city need two senior centres?
• Electricit­y overcharge should be returned
• Growing backlash from Tim Hortons benefit cuts
• Jobless rate falls to 40-year low at 5.7 per cent
• Plane, weather issues ruled out in crash
• Canada pushing NAFTA
• East Coast cleans up mess of weather bomb
• Bud Light hard on wallet at Brandon restaurant
• Koreas meeting next week for talks
• Giants stand tall over Hurricanes
• Kodiaks taken to the limit
• Pronghorns basketball drops two to the Manitoba Bisons
• Gushue, Morris post mixed doubled playoff victories
• Huskies hold off Horns
• Rams make playoff return
• GAME DAY PREVIEW
• Argos sign Franklin to extension
• Nintendo looking to maintain momentum
• Author suggests animals have much in common with people
• Latest Robicheaux crime novel was worth the wait
• Library seeks submission­s for Indie Lethbridge collection
• Pulitzer winner’s letters to be made public
• Fishing village a growing tourist magnet
• Finding the right fit
• Hoping FOR A HOME
• Faith TODAY
• Making old pictures new
• Visiting the Pearly Gates in a dream
• HOROSCOPE
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD

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