Lethbridge Herald - 2018-05-31

• Shippers relieved after CP Rail reaches deal with train crews
• Ad Standards upholds ruling against anti-abortion ads on City buses, benches
• Where’s backing for Energy East: Raitt
• WOODLEY DIVES INTO ‘ADRIFT’
• Alberta passes bill for no-protest zones around abortion clinics
• CAPITALS try to pull even
• Successful year for Galt Museum
• Standoff suspects arrested
• Indigenous U of L graduands have option of wearing traditiona­l regalia
• Spring Convocatio­n starts today at U of L
• Child abduction case on hold
• Canada next for betting
• McManus to receive Distinguis­hed Teaching Award at convocatio­n
• Trudeau, Macron push against tariffs
• TSX, loonie rise as B of C holds interest rates
• Seeking answers to key questions
• New game crosses the line
• Community CALENDAR
• ‘Solo’ tops box office but misses expectatio­ns
• Defence spending lower than planned
• Russian reporter faked death
• Wild fire burning under old rail trestle
• Green funerals reduce harm to the planet
• Swallowed capsule could spot trouble
• Trump spy claim disputed
• Explosion rocks UPS freight hub
• Little time for new Bulls to adjust to a new city, country
• 76ers exec accused of trashing others on Twitter
• Warriors,Cavalierst­akehardroa­dtoNBAFina­ls
• Four records broken at South Zone junior high meet
• The end is near for high school sports season

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