Lethbridge Herald - 2020-05-15

• ‘This isn’t over’: Caution urged as city begins to reopen
• Police charge man in fatal pedestrian collision
• Alta. open for business — sort of
• New city manager announced
• Neudorf to chair student transporta­tion task force
• U of L announces more temporary layoffs, hours reductions
• LDS church working to keep missionari­es safe during COVID-19
• Justice Centre challengin­g UCP’s Bill 10 in court
• Man facing several charges unable to appear
• Relaunchin­g amid COVID-19
• Pros and cons of COVID-19
• What do to with doggie poo?
• Parenting during COVID-19
• E-prescribin­g during the COVID pandemic
• Mackenzie Tour waiting for border to reopen
• Kodiaks add Lewis for 2020-21 season
• Oczkowski captures Football Alberta award
• More businesses, national parks to reopen
• Toronto Zoo offers drive-thru
• Saskatchew­an, Ottawa differ on Indigenous ceremonies
• Virus tests hospitals as some U.S. states reopen
• Stage set for superbug supremacy
• Trump administra­tion eases trucking rules
• Feds to help fish harvesters
• Second oilsands mine camp reports outbreak
• BofC warns of more debt from COVID-19
• Inglorious look at Capone’s last year
• Growing seeds for next year’s garden

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