Lethbridge Herald - 2018-09-22

• Men take steps in battle against domestic violence
• Feds launch pipeline review
• QUINCY JONES FOCUS OF FILM
• Petition seeks ban on conversion therapy
• Mormons give details about youth program
• Jury reaches guilty verdict in Calgary first-degree murder case
• Laptop initiative unveiled at city school
• U of L career fair opens doors to the future
• Theft suspects won’t be released from jail
• Blackfoot flag has permanent place at U of L
• Arts Days events ready to draw visitors
• U of L honouring late dean
• Oktoberfes­t YQL serving up some changes
• EDL wins marketing award
• Kenow fire had huge impact
• Making U of L even better
• City not the place to keep chickens
• Better way to create money
• Community CALENDAR
• ALS fundraiser nears milestone
• Montana trainer accused of abusing student athletes
• Canada to take risks on renewable energy
• Dead birds rain down on B.C. community
• Trump slams credibilit­y of Kavanaugh accuser
• Researcher­s closing in on explorer’s lost ship
• Flooding prompts evacuation orders
• Death toll rises after ferry sinks
• Tigers top the Canes
• Nichols, Blue Bombers beat Alouettes
• Horns hosting Suggitt Cup today
• Woods shares lead going into weekend at East Lake
• Domi expresses regret over sucker punch
• Why Whistler for 2026 Olympic ski jumping?
• Gurriel homers twice as Astros punch playoff ticket
• National conference shows EDL on right track
• Too much for new iPhone? Get an older one for less
• Scientists fear demise of bugs
• NEW YORK ON A FULL MOON
• Deep Cove makes a splash with kayakers
• The bride of Christ
• Priest challenges celibacy rules
• Something for everyone at WOTS
• ‘Home Ice’ examines life of a hockey parent
• Heroine of detective mystery not a routine crime solver
• Vile villains in ‘The Forbidden Door’
• Thriller a strong entry in Cussler’s world
• HOROSCOPE
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD

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