Lethbridge Herald - 2018-02-14

• If it’s not the snow, it’s the wind
• Alberta eyes pay grid for superinten­dents
• HOWARTH SIGNING OFF
• Alberta launches petition in pipeline fight with B.C.
• CANES at home
• Banff grapples with cannabis legislatio­n
• Man charged in theft of pickup
• Creating awareness about consent
• Woman acquitted of drug charges
• Transit Master Plan not written in stone
• YWCA names 2018 Women of Distinctio­n
• Taft to speak at SACPA sessions
• College magazine receives honour
• U.S. considers new tax on pipeline materials
• Winning ‘superclust­er’ bids to be unveiled
• Tax expert says Canada should cut rates
• Danai Gurira empowered in ‘Black Panther’
• Who’s taking advantage?
• Using fake news to target OHV trail use
• Court verdict an affront to conscience
• Community CALENDAR
• The ‘so what’ for our iGens
• HOROSCOPE
• Winter’s not a problem for ‘snowga’ fans
• Valentine’s Day 101 for new parents
• Not right to bare arms
• Cyberspies defend proposed new powers
• Boushie meets with ministers
• NAFTA efforts in doubt
• No easy fix for jury reforms
• Recap of evidence heard by jury
• Canadian skier missing in New York found in California
• Feds to table spring budget Feb. 27
• Calgary man uses billboards to try and find kidney donor
• Trump wants to gut funding on climate science
• Grey Cup champ returns to his roots
• Bartlett earns WHL honour
• Cardston wins Cougars battle
• Kodiak teams battle nationally ranked SAIT
• Mixed emotion
• Polished hardwood, pebbled ice are stages set for performanc­es
• Premier League bubble bursts as U.K. TV rights sold for $6B
• Man who pledged donation to hockey team pleads guilty
• Morris star-struck by Hall

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