Lethbridge Herald - 2018-07-24

• Needle resolution defeated
• Canada decries solar panel tariffs
• MANZIEL LANDS IN MONTREAL
• SHOOTER’S family speaks
• Church of Scientolog­y, former member settle suit
• Researchun­coversnewi­nsightinto­thehippoca­mpus
• Special paramedics to begin home visits
• Murder preliminar­y hearing ends
• Local wildlife film available on DVD
• ‘Made-in-Banff’ bison calves born in backcountr­y
• B.C.WildfireSe­rvicebraci­ngforlight­ning,wind
• Fiat Chrysler investors worry about CEO change
• Sears retirees ask court for company funds
• Canada should review tax policies to remain competitiv­e: OECD
• Giving Donald Trump his props
• Tackling fishing industry issues
• Highway to the Devil’ s Brigade
• HOROSCOPE
• A feisty new presence on ‘ The View’
• McKenna a must-hear songwriter
• The benefits of being all in for almonds
• Panel urges better detection of dementia
• Hedley frontman facing sex charges
• Girl eats 15 pieces of edible pot product
• U.S. southwest swelters with temperatur­es up to 49C
• White Helmet evacuation condemned by Syria
• N.S. MLA apologizes for blaming‘ lifestyle’ choices
• Chinese turtle-smuggling flight attendants fined
• South West passes a big test
• Ticats clearly Masoli’s team now
• Tour offers innovative stages
• Fury knot ready to commit to taking Tiger for Ryder Cup
• Twins out-homer Blue Jays
• RaysbeatYa­nksafterSa­nchezfails­tohustleon­finalout
• Four Canadians qualify for Canadian Open

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