Lethbridge Herald - 2018-10-28

• Synagogue massacre leaves 11 dead
• RAGE SIMMERS IN ‘BURNING’
• Trade deal could benefit sugar beet growers
• Retiring Mason warns Alta. NDP of tough election fight
• Alberta pans federal support for Olympic bid
• Ticket bought on Prairies wins $60M Lotto Max
• Antique show and sale draws lots of interest
• 1,000-year-old drama has strikingly current subject matter
• ‘Corteo’ offers fun, spontaneit­y
• Free shredding event set for Monday at University of Lethbridge
• INF treaty: idiots on both sides
• Points to ponder regarding climate change hysteria
• Migrants refuse offer to stay in Mexico
• Saudi official says outcry over murdered journalist ‘hysterical’
• Man accused of cutting brake lines for crack pipe to face trial
• ‘Mid90s’ is a nostalgia trip without a destinatio­n
• Women’s volleyball loses in five sets
• Kodiaks golden again
• Kodiaks to battle for bronze
• Pearce pulls up Sox
• Special teams carry Riders to victory
• Redblacks clinch first in the CFL East

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