Lethbridge Herald - 2020-05-01

• The ‘grow’ must go on
• More Alta. doctors, present, future, criticize changes
• May the 4th be with you
• Alberta plan to relaunch activities, economy
• Gloves come off in Tory leadership race
• Man facing multiple charges hires new lawyer
• Cor Van Raay donates stethoscop­es to hospital
• Junior Achievemen­t offering access to its digital campus
• Virtual movement part of MS Awareness Month
• Military identifies members missing in helicopter crash
• Planning starts for return of Alberta flood evacuees
• Feds to move on assaultsty­le rifle ban
• No new leads in Victoria hotel fire investigat­ion
• Ottawa orders end to ban on window visits
• Businesses grappling with how to pay rent
• Federal deficit could top $252 billion: PBO
• Toronto market falls to end a strong April
• Restaurant­s pivot to groceries
• Savouring stone soup
• Committee to explore return of Pronghorn hockey
• Hurricanes sign first-round pick
• NASCAR season to resume May 17
• Ontario deaths top 1,000
• Trump suggests China released virus by mistake
• Global groups call for vaccine rollout plan
• GOP lawmakers reject Michigan’s virus order
• HOROSCOPE
• What could be more essential than feeding the nation?
• We must protect our seniors
• Healthy cooking with herbs
• Virtual volunteeri­ng from home is possible
• Baseball icon’s secret love revealed
• Bollywood veteran dies in Mumbai
• Gossip still sells

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