Lethbridge Herald - 2018-02-10

• Despite heavy snowfalls, the City has never instituted a parking ban
• FILM LEAPS ON BIG SCREEN
• Former UCP MLA charged
• Alberta task force to counter B.C. ‘attack’
• Suspected carfentani­l seized in ALERT arrest
• GREAT ESCAPES
• Man not guilty in farm shooting
• Homebuildi­ng heats up in January
• City to collect public input on Transit Master Plan at Monday meeting
• Man facing 37 charges going to trial
• Guide helps small businesses prepare for potential end of NAFTA
• Movie offerings through Queen Scarlet Cinema
• Winter Open House today at college
• Who-done-it classic set for U of L
• New park recommende­d for central Alberta
• PM should forgo the laughs
• Supply system has worked for over 60 years
• Community CALENDAR
• 20 years of reading PALs
• Secret town uncovered in ‘Atomic City Girls’
• ‘FORCE OF NATURE’ A COMPELLING NOVEL
• Celebrate Library Lovers’ Day on February 14
• Shipping shakeup: Amazon may deliver own packages
• U.S. stocks rally as TSX dips
• Canada delivers biggest job drop since 2009
• SCOC sides with CBC on publicatio­n ban
• Daffodils make early appearance
• Pipeline protesters crash Trudeau meeting
• Tories targeting women in 2019
• Tiger Williams charged with sex assault
• Coyotes being strung up from trees
• Philippine­s president kills chopper deal
• Neufeld gets back in the cage tonight
• Kodiaks clinch playoff spot
• Horns rally just short
• Horns miss playoffs despite victory
• Virtue, Moir lead Canada into opening ceremony
• Blue Bombers sign Bowman
• Jays hope Sanchez is stabilizin­g presence
• Rangers edge Flames to snap streak
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD
• Meekness is not weakness
• Trump cartoon premiering on Crave TV
• Neon signs shine again
• HOROSCOPE

Lethbridge Herald - 2018-02-09

Lethbridge Herald - 2018-02-11