Lethbridge Herald - 2018-07-06

• Summer heat hitting the South
• Feds and Bloods working toward reconcilia­tion
• Payments possible for victims of Humboldt Broncos crash
• ‘FIRST PURGE’ PRESCIENT
• Fireworks explosion kills 24 in Mexico
• Albertans paying more at the gas pump
• TB no risk to general public
• Man gets year for selling drugs to cop
• Murder suspect looking for new lawyer
• SOAR program lifts spirits at CRH
• Onautos,tariffwar meanstroub­le:experts
• Via deals with rail washout
• Bombardier to face pressure
• Mourning in Lac-Megantic
• Quebec city to vote on summer leaf-blower ban
• Gov’t shouldn’t crack down on law-abiding firearms owners
• Lessons from Phoenix failure
• Teacher re tires after 35 years
• Community CALENDAR
• Grill gives beef short ribs a crunchy crust
• Gazpacho shines after a marinade bath
• Motherlaun­chesMMIWla­wsuit
• Leite saddles up one more time
• Ont. gov’t won’t share in proceeds of carbon tax
• More remains found on property
• Ethics scandals sink Pruitt
• Young women and girls at risk of traffickin­g
• Nationals take flight
• ASDC SW opens the doors to all emerging athletes
• Thigpen, Roughrider­s down Tiger-Cats
• Bulls rally in extras
• Chacin solid in Brewers’ win over Braves
• Bouc hard, Shapovalov fallat Wimbledon
• Weber out five-six months with knee injury
• Simpson leads PGA event in West Virginia
• Blue Jackets re-sign Jenner
• Trucks offer plenty of reasons to buy
• New subcompact crossovers have merits
• Small, tall and affordable for all, poetically sums up Toyota’s littlest hatchback

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