Lethbridge Herald - 2018-02-03

• Kainai receives $230K to deal with climate impacts
• MLA can’t return to UCP caucus
• CRUNCH TIME FOR LOCALS
• B.C. premier downplays pipeline rift with Alta.
• BLUE HAWAII
• U of L hosting open house today
• Police honour city man for bravery
• Cancer fundraiser direct to the point
• Man denies attacking woman
• Plenty to talk about in Lethbridge
• College names Honouring Excellence recipients
• Milk River school gets lesson in applying for grants
• Avalanche awareness key to safety
• Tricky issue of online piracy
• Trudeau showing leadership with summer jobs funding change
• Women should be praised for brave stand
• Fuelling up to start the day
• Community CALENDAR
• Saputo speaks out against TPP quotas
• 4Q writedowns deliver loss for Imperial Oil
• Markets drop sharply
• NAFTA worry trims GDP
• Scoop survivors pan compensati­on plan
• Canadian peacekeepe­rs on UN missions reach a new low
• Trudeau jeered during defence of pipeline
• Studies give no clear answers about cellphone safety
• Three dead in chopper crash
• Assault victim’s dad apologizes for courtroom attack
• Supreme Court sides with B.C. First Nation claim
• Canes power past Broncos
• Pronghorn women defeat Pandas
• Kodiaks looking to sweep Trojans
• LCI wins Green and Gold opener
• Free agents not moving
• Tonight Saturday, Feb. 3
• Ray agrees to return to Argonauts
• Eagles can land an upset over Pats
• Roughrider­s acquire Hughes
• Artists inspire book of poetry
• Memoir examines life’s significan­t moments
• Library can help get the most out of winter
• The growing problem of pet obesity
• Faith TODAY
• Hoping FOR A HOME
• Speaking in human words
• CBC launches new series digitally
• HOROSCOPE
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD

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