Lethbridge Herald - 2020-01-18

• St. Martha students offer blankets and hope to city’s homeless
• No TMX sale while risks remain
• ‘DOLITTLE’ DOES LITTLE
• Calgary taking steps to ban conversion therapy
• Man guilty of setting up fake fundraiser after Broncos crash
• Crime Suppressio­n Team nabs car prowling suspects
• Dangers of recycling
• McDonald’s testing plant-based protein burgers
• Man sentenced for sexual interferen­ce
• Attempted-murder suspect granted bail
• Five 2020 concerts to honour birth of Beethoven
• LPS, Circle K/Mac’s Operation Heat/Freeze to reward good behaviour
• Accelerati­on issues prompt complaints about Teslas
• Fiat Chrysler in talks to develop electric cars
• Another accidental shoot-down
• It’s lazy to blame CO2 emissions for wildfires in Australia
• Community CALENDAR
• Building resilient children
• Debut features skilfully told cat-and-mouse game
• Start your new year with a Read On class
• Canes welcome back gold medallists with overtime win
• Horns womens hockey falls to the Pandas
• Pronghorns rugby team begins Canada West Sevens Series
• Kodiaks perfect on the court
• Horns women’s hockey add recruits
• Bettors leaning heavily toward home teams
• Storm shuts down N.L. capital
• Iran’s leader lashes out against West
• Muslim millennial’s site dispels stereotype­s
• Hoping FOR A HOME
• One seed makes many more
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD
• Mariah Carey makes Songwriter­s Hall
• Que. nature reserves offer low-key retreat
• Maritimes seek to attract foodie tourists
• Bruce Warkentin named Taber’s citizen of the year
• More RCMP to help battle rural crime
• Taber’s first baby of 2020 a latecomer to family
• Term bylaw sparks debate
• Horizon School Board shopping for insurance
• Water pressure an issue
• Lethbridge County pre-approves fleet budget
• New digital effects rewinding the clock
• Netflix makes watching Oscar contenders easy
• Creative spaces often works in progress

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