Lethbridge Herald - 2018-03-15

• $10-million U of L donor means business
• Lethbridge lands 2019 World Men’s Curling Championsh­ip
• Residentia­l schools hurt First Nations health: survey
• AWARDS SHOW EXHAUSTION
• Probe students to read sequel for One School, One Book project
• $2M in grants to help U of L’s CCBN study Alzheimer’s
• Seniors lodge upgrade possible for Picture Butte
• Resolution talks continue in sex assault case
• Drug suspect needs lawyer
• Music and Speech Arts Festival results
• Are You Feeling a Little Bit Under-the-Weather ? You Should try Probiotics
• SACPA to discuss city’s demographi­cs, diversity
• Deal reached to fix farmers’ tax loophole
• Access to medication­s isn’t equal
• China’s new emperor
• Community CALENDAR
• HOROSCOPE
• Samson tale hits city theatre
• ‘Enough is enough’
• NAFTA has ally in new Trump adviser
• Rural property owner won’t be charged
• Alberta invests in tech. education
• Mediterran­ean Diet for long life
• Hawking boosted Canadian institutes
• Suspect to face trial in Edm. officer attack
• Canes’ streak hits seven
• Hertl lifts Sharks over Oilers in OT
• Mavericks ready for provincial­s
• Curry wanted to play on 30th birthday, but focuses on his ankle
• The Zags are back
• Leafs pick up SO win

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