Lethbridge Herald - 2020-05-08

• Outbreak rattling livestock chain
• Cattle producers get assist
• City to continue subdivisio­n work in The Crossings
• COVID-19 affecting marginaliz­ed population­s, SACPA told
• Gilbert Paterson band students to participat­e in worldwide documentar­y
• Fatal hit-and-run verdict adjourned to summer
• Man accused of trying to flee from police denied bail
• Lethbridge iGEM students use Zoom to complete their seasons
• Enbridge posts loss
• PUBlic Professor series going online with new interactiv­e features
• Four people face drug charges following search of home
• ‘The heroes of their day’
• Recognizin­g contributi­ons to the local arts scene
• Doctors’ greenest pastures are here
• Facts show fossil-fuel industry will be around for a long time
• CFL season may not happen
• Simpson to return as Kodiaks’ women’s coach
• Oilpatch innovation is key: PM
• Wage ‘top-ups’ for some frontline workers
• Privacy concerns raised over apps
• HOROSCOPE
• COVID burnout takes a significan­t toll
• Flynn’s criminal case dropped in U.S.
• Don’t believe the hype
• Murder charges filed in Georgia
• What’s new, notable in outdoor grills
• Designer masks inspired by star skaters
• Director finds her voice again with new film
• Tribeca series brings back summer at the drive-in

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