Lethbridge Herald - 2018-03-03

• State of emergency on Blood Reserve
• BETTMAN FANS THE FLAMES
• Alta. gov’t, Opposition clash over drug consumptio­n sites
• Alleged gang member faces drug charges
• GREAT ESCAPES
• Woodpecker­s steal show at B.C. arts centre
• Paper sorry for ‘inappropri­ate’ headline
• Underwater explorer has a deep respect for leadership
• Spotlight on four new exhibits at Casa
• Canadian-Indo relationsh­ip has been rocky for years
• Toddler assault case may be resolved
• Espresso Theatre Co. brewing up production
• Energy-saving initiative exceeding expectatio­ns: minister
• Child porn case adjourned to Monday
• PM’s trip to India may prove costly
• Putting guns in schools not solution to the problem
• They didn’t lose gold, they won silver
• Community CALENDAR
• Women’s Day events planned
• Economy grows 1.7 per cent in fourth quarter
• Canadian metal producers fear tariff fallout ‘The problem is China and the U.S. knows it’
• Cops did best in Fontaine case: chief
• Steel tariff ‘baffling’
• Infrastruc­ture funds on hold
• CTV host says racism behind stop
• Literary services in your neighbourh­ood
• Novel explores how love, hope can overcome all
• A shared silver medal
• Kodiaks will play again today
• Rams earn the sweep
• Southern Alberta Girls
• DeRozan, Miles lead surging Raptors
• Cavaliers ladle out one-game ban to JR Smith for throwing soup
• Old arena hurting Flames, says Bettman
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD
• Lent: Why Jerusalem?
• Men’s conference set for March 9-10
• Academy Awards showing superheroe­s some respect
• Atlas surveys beer culture around the world
• HOROSCOPE

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