Lethbridge Herald - 2018-10-10

• Parents searched for gangrene cures, trial told
• Kenney must act on intoleranc­e, says Notley
• It’s ‘not his story to tell’
• WHO’S THE NEW DR. WHO?
• Humane society seeks home for bonded St. Bernards
• Art exchange solidifies friendship between Lethbridge, Saint-Laurent
• Man fires lawyer for third time
• Child pornograph­y sentencing hearing set
• Violinist wins LSO Young Artist competitio­n
• Halloween events set for Kootenai Brown
• Feds told to build new worker benefits
• Refinery blast shouldn’t hit gas prices
• Gov’t driver testing a long time coming
• The silent revolution is here
• What is happening in Canadian houses?
• World Teachers’ Day remembered
• Pandemic at home: ineffectiv­e remedies
• HOROSCOPE
• ‘Platoon’ producer dies at 83
• Feds revisit timelines for answering veterans
• Calgary gets IOC green light to bid
• Crucifix stays in Que. legislatur­e
• Scheer talks trade in India
• Kenney undecided about Olympic bid
• Canada’s climate goals fall short
• Haley leaves UN position
• Ethanol move will help U.S. farmers
• Sox finish offYankees to advance to ALCS
• Arena talks may resume with Flames
• Penguins lose goaltender
• Smith shines in Flames’ shutout
• Stairs out with Padres
• LCI earns victory over Churchill
• Boucher an inspiring story
• Gold rush hits Lethbridge
• Chargers owner Spanos dead at 95
• Brooks Koepka voted PGA tour’s top player
• GAME DAY PREVIEW

Lethbridge Herald - 2018-10-09

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