Lethbridge Herald - 2018-01-18

• Health order for local Burger King disputed by parent company
• Pipeline to be delayed
• ACTOR DONATES SALARY
• Raymond man facing sex charges from 30 years ago
• Husky mistaken for wolf shot by hunter
• New four-way stop in effect starting today downtown
• March On Lethbridge to show women’s movement solidarity
• Pair face numerous drug, weapons charges
• Man sentenced for attack with pipe wrench
• Whittled away: First Nation sues over farmland
• Manitoba premier mum in debate over men’s club
• How the interest rate hike will impact you
• Bank of Canada raises rate
• Charges laid in reporter’s heckling
• France’s fake-news fight a tough task
• ‘Bike boulevard’ for value or vanity?
• Nord-Bridge unique among seniors centres
• Community CALENDAR
• Obesity affects surgery
• Flu season peaking
• Stifling sneezes can be hazardous
• Canadian producer stunned by singer’s death
• ‘Molly’s Game’ hits theatre
• Scheer stands by Canada on NAFTA
• Hate being expressed more often
• Senate wants to be removed from ongoing Duffy lawsuit
• Solitary confinemen­t rules struck down
• France to loan Britain the Bayeux Tapestry
• Captive children denied contact with relatives
• Quebec raising minimum wage
• Calgary bid may include Whistler
• Haynes pleased with second chance
• Canes drop overtime decision
• Clippers tame Rebels in league play
• Raptors win ugly game with Pistons
• Wash. State reeling after QB’s suicide
• Successful weekend for Lethbridge speedskate­rs at Alberta Long Track Championsh­ips
• Start new year with shift into high gear
• Tsonga survives marathon
• Koreas to unify for Olympics
• Unified Korean team brings ‘mixed feelings’ for hockey coach

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