Lethbridge Herald - 2018-10-02

• Those on the front lines put opioid misconcept­ions to rest
• Minimum wage hike will make life more affordable: NDP
• PM hails deal as win for Canada
• COALITION MAJORITY
• Couple charged in son’s death face trial
• AHS, CMHA spreading the word about mental health in Alberta
• City firefighte­rs agree to four-year contract
• Horse theft case working towards a resolution
• Man pleads guilty to attempted robbery
• Pumpkin festival helps achieve wishes
• Holy Spirit opens Early Learning Centre
• New deal may benefit online shoppers
• New trade deal good for Canada
• Gov’t doing poor job of handling our money
• Carbon levy won’t save the planet
• Pandemic at home: volunteer nurses
• HOROSCOPE
• ‘A Star Is Born’ hits close to home for stars
• New Tom Petty set therapy for family, band
• Take the right steps to live longer, healthier
• Employers covering rising health-care costs
• Former B.C. premier bullish on Calgary ’26
• Threat to Cdn. electoral system gets fresh new look
• Discoverie­s that revolution­ized cancer treatments win Nobel Prize
• Spyware found on dissident’s phone: report
• Walmart fined $20K for selling ruined food
• Three times the skill
• Brewers beat Cubs 3-1 for NL Central title
• Dodgers win the West, again
• Girls volleyball play resumes
• Kodiaks women’s cross country running team wins again
• Copperhead­s take points off the road
• Mahomes rallies Chiefs past Broncos
• Hall’s OT winner lead Devils over Swiss club
• Kodiak men’s basketball team faces the Horns
• Golden Hawks net first wins of season

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