Lethbridge Herald - 2020-04-29

• Workers must be placed ahead of profit
• $1.9M marketing fund set up for local businesses
• Transit-on-demand option discussed at Community Issues
• Alberta could begin slowly reopening in May
• Court hears details of attack on senior
• Raymond convoy headed to Alberta legislatur­e
• ATA president to speak at SACPA
• Galt Museum redevelopi­ng exhibits for people to view online
• Man sentenced to a year in jail
• Allied Arts Council offering variety of initiative­s
• Flooding threatens Fort Mac.
• Kenney cleared in ethics probe
• Farmers need help now
• The fallout of social isolation
• Staying connected with students
• It’s important to take care of yourself in these stressful times
• Dragon boats: paddling with a purpose
• Kodiaks’ Caughlin earns ACAC honour
• CFL asking feds for assistance
• Dance and games are valuable activities
• MPs hold virtual session
• Mandatory COVID-19 vaccine unlikely: experts
• N.S. RCMP reveal details on shootings
• Alta. physicians mull latest changes

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