Lethbridge Herald - 2020-02-29

• Alta. budget could have been worse
• MOVIE IS VERY TRANSPAREN­T
• Layoffs coming to U of L due to Alta. funding cuts
• Alta. doctors say budget figure a deep cut
• Police chief search process sparks concerns
• Charges withdrawn against woman who recently died
• Donations help create toy library for Crossings branch
• Fairbairn Flashback Festival to explore music history
• Lethbridge Public Library hosting Book Tournament
• Shipyards to make pitches to build icebreaker
• Lawsuit over African mine can be heard in B.C.
• Coronaviru­s likely to affect Yellowston­e
• Lady Macbeth of Maseru
• Community CALENDAR
• Venus: the evening beacon
• Investors getting leery as virus rattles markets
• Tories call for dairy farm aid
• Growth slowed in Q4, says Statistics Canada
• Instagram-fave White Claw heads home to Canada
• Canes top Oil Kings in shootout
• P.E.I. skip Cochrane whistles while he works
• Mike McEwen wins play-in game at Brier
• Steele leads at Honda Classic
• Ayres donates goalie stick to Hall of Fame
• Holocaust survivors find joy in fighting poverty
• Hoping FOR A HOME
• Giving and receiving
• Democrats launch probe of Barr
• South Korea paralyzed by coronaviru­s
• Utah advances plan to remove felony status for polygamy
• Manitoba files challenge to carbon tax
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD
• New film dives into secrets of Niagara Falls
• Soap opera co-creator Bell dead at 91
• Slavery ignored in U.S. register of historic places
• Canada Reads contenders
• Author tells of overcoming perfection­ism
• Novel offers a unique twist on time travel
• Rural areas tackling police costs
• Lethbridge County supports fish stocking plan
• Taber gets report card
• B.C. teen to appear on ‘American Idol’
• Can new ABC series save network TV?
• Time to finally mourn a great friend
• Smart devices merit user caution
• Home decor moving to a retro look

Lethbridge Herald - 2020-02-28

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