Lethbridge Herald - 2018-09-25

• WENT TO A GARBAGE PARTY ...
• Kenney stands by India trip
• Pritchard to get mental-competency hearing
• OSUNA FACES JAYS
• Move pipeline marine terminal: Bellegarde
• Radio ad questions residentia­l school trauma
• CLOSE in N.B.
• Rotary comes through for Big Brothers Big Sisters
• X-ray technician lands new ride
• Froese closer to getting bail
• Hearing, trial dates set for Twigg, Scout
• Galt’s money exhibit explores currency
• Canadian firms slow to adopt AI
• Some U.S. farmers worry bailout won’t be enough
• Prostate tests raise difficult questions
• Canada isn’t a theocracy
• Clarifying rangeland expansion
• Pandemic at home: doctors and nurses
• Nomination­s open for Inclusion Awards
• HOROSCOPE
• Viagra’s Sex Pill Monopoly Is Over
• Exhibit pays tribute to the ‘Queen of Soul’
• Young cast members are fans, too
• Not an open-and-shut case
• Excessive drinking killed over three million in ’16
• UN pays tribute to Mandela
• Cities make power play for new fiscal order
• Millard guilty of murder
• Picking up the pieces
• Details emerge from bizarre kidnapping south of Edmonton
• French, McKee earn Horns AOW
• Comets and Rams maintain rankings
• Brewers beat Cards to open three-game wild-card lead
• Ehlers, Jets beat Flames in OT
• Kotkaniemi making the Habs make some decisions
• Islanders sign Sbisa to one-year deal
• Roethlisbe­rger shines, Steelers hold off Buccaneers
• One Revolution at a Time
• Leonard breaks silence on joining Raptors

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