Lethbridge Herald - 2018-03-09

• Turn off the taps
• REFLECTING ON THE 4A ZONES
• Burns honoured by YWCA for lifetime achievemen­t
• Wanted: smart ideas for a smart Lethbridge
• CANADA DODGES TARIFFS
• PM says more must be done to help First Nations
• 300 exhibitors registered for Home and Garden Show
• Woman describes glare of sun on Whoop-Up Drive
• Female students encounter roadblocks, SACPA told
• People make it too easy for car thieves, say police
• If you let them build it they will learn
• Lack of social housing for single adults stressing Housing Authority
• Bravery Blends is ‘coffee with a cause’
• Smith retiring as executive director of Nord-Bridge
• TPP won’t cave to U.S. demands
• Farm manure could be viable energy source
• Free traders need united front: Scheer
• Maple syrup producers lose ground
• Johnny Reid staging a ‘Revival’
• Alberta economy looking strong
• Trudeau’s growing challenge
• Community CALENDAR
• HOROSCOPE
• Brussels sprouts and sardines spike Caesar salad
• Chia breakfast pudding nutritious and delicious
• Civil rights icon honoured
• High court to hear Gladue appeal
• Thousands of Alberta wells to be abandoned
• Farmer’s family ‘relieved’ no appeal in acquittal
• Stirling girls headed to the 1A gold medal game
• Kodiaks going for gold
• Canes host the Rebels
• Gushue, Epping, Jacobs lock up playoff spots at Brier
• Preds stretch record to 10 straight wins
• No. 1 Carleton avoids upset at U Sports basketball championsh­ip
• Former B.C. Lion Cummings faces sex assault charges
• Hyundai rolls out an SUV for the city
• Tesla stumbles with Model 3

Lethbridge Herald - 2018-03-08

Lethbridge Herald - 2018-03-10