Lethbridge Herald - 2018-02-27

• Increase in overdoses a concern
• Alta. to invest $1B in bitumen upgrading
• LOADING UP FOR PLAYOFFS
• Woman dies from injuries in highway collision
• BUDGET day today
• Rural homeowner charged after shooting
• Ag Expo and North American Seed Fair take over Exhibition Park
• Crime spree nets 27 months in prison
• Carbon levy issue remains divisive: poll
• Shooting case sentencing delayed to May
• Sentencing hearing adjourned again
• CBSA decision affecting sales of folding knives
• Grain backlog a concern
• Energy lobby wants changes
• Let’s celebrate our Olympians
• Verbal assault on councillor is cause for concern
• Raised vehicles are a potential hazard
• Lethbridge’s trailblazi­ng glider pilot
• HOROSCOPE
• ‘Black Panther’ language is real
• Canadian festivals join push for gender parity
• Not all milk alternativ­es are equal
• Trade policies anger Trump
• Crash snarls Coquihalla
• Military wrestling with pot legalizati­on
• Meeting of the minds
• University professor investigat­ed
• Brown ends bid to reclaim Tory leadership
• Flames keep roster intact at deadline
• Hurricanes to be tested by Warriors
• Herdman ready to make changes
• Olympians created memories
• Debate continues over Calgary Olympic bid
• Pronghorns cap off swim season
• Pronghorn rugby sevens earn third-place finish

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