Lethbridge Herald - 2018-03-07

• Consumptio­n site having positive effect
• DINER PART OF OSCAR HISTORY
• McMan deals with personal side of local opioid crisis
• ‘Science Guy’ grills PM over pipeline
• New site has saved two lives
• Man charged with sexual assault of 13-year-old
• City snow-removal budget is taking a beating
• No City policy about loaders on Whoop-Up, court is told
• Support for marijuana is divided in poll of local contentiou­s issues
• U of L offers counsellin­g with ‘7 Cups of Tea’
• CCH lands ‘Big Fish’ for Eggplant Theatre
• Playgoers of Lethbridge celebrates 95 years
• Metal producers stay firm on tariffs
• Jiminy crickets!
• Gov’t wants grain woes solved
• Cosby lawyers fighting to block more testimony
• William Shatner tackling new projects
• ‘Semiramide’ revival hitting theatres
• Tariff talk a big bargaining chip
• Science doesn’t support Kenney’s perspectiv­e
• Clarifying some points in SACPA talk
• Community CALENDAR
• Championin­g our students
• Growing junior entreprene­urs
• KITCHENS THAT GO WITH THE FLOW
• Floor sensors on the rise as retail data source
• Missing U.S. carrier discovered
• Guilty plea in bar shooting
• NAFTA turmoil can be handled
• RCMP hold town hall meeting in Biggar, Sask.
• MMIW inquiry asks for extension
• Bernier spurns apology
• Canada will meet climate targets: McKenna
• Predicting storms becomes easier
• Trump still firm on tariffs
• Bezos leads world’s rich
• Tips come in for victim identifica­tion
• Foremost pulls upset in 1A/2A zone tourney
• Flames stay alive against Midget Canes
• Gushue continues to roll at Brier
• LCI, Cardston reach JV finals
• Canes blanked in Brandon, end trip tonight in Moose Jaw
• Basketball zones in the spotlight
• Smith returns to practice

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