Lethbridge Herald - 2018-03-13

• New public middle school named after Senator Joyce Fairbairn
• Rural landowners ‘free prey’
• Accusation­s fly as legislatur­e opens
• Alta. commits to oil upgrading
• Evidence sought of cheating in ethics class
• In total (remote) control
• Public sector drives local economy: EDL report
• Drug suspects to be tried on fewer charges
• Special SACPA today to discuss jury selection
• YMCA members exercise to help keep kids active
• Crime stats reporting to impact clearance status
• Galt Museum to continue informatio­n audit
• Cara says wage hike manageable
• Household debt risks on the rise
• Investment agency faces tough work
• Family-centred literacy approach
• Steeled for trade fight
• Community CALENDAR
• Little Moscow in southern Alberta
• HOROSCOPE
• Snoop Dogg goes to church
• British comic dead at 90
• Temple Pilots still rocking with new singer
• Now a blood test can reveal concussion
• Trudeau begins tour of aluminum, steel plants
• School superinten­dents salaries reviewed
• Sask. can’t avoid carbon tax: McKenna
• Competitio­n officials search media HQ offices
• Female guards at Edmonton prison launch lawsuit
• Anti-plastics push is lacking
• Crown appeals sentences for Alberta killers
• The race for 50
• Tracking down Hernandez
• Hurricane Hounds win division title
• Kodiaks earn first futsal medal
• Sherman confirms deal with 49ers
• Jennings makes quick impact with Bucks
• Kodiak track teams shine in Edmonton
• This year’s NCAA Tournament is hardly business as usual
• U16 Rattlers win Alta. title

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