Lethbridge Herald - 2020-05-16

• Volunteers offer truckers a place to rest and eat for free
• Wage subsidies extended
• No visitor services or vehicle access to Waterton continues
• Voluntary part-time return to B.C. schools on June 1, says premier
• COVID has HALO on life support
• Temporary Foreign Workers exploited in many cases, SACPA told
• Man sentenced to 90 days on arson charges
• COVID-19 results in changes to City spring and summer services
• U of L program offers families stimulatin­g activities in parks
• LC Massage Therapy program receives national accreditat­ion
• A different look when retail returns
• COVID-19 boosting telecom demand
• April home sales down 57%
• The real-life action hero (sort of)
• Request to shut down oil industry is misguided
• How has COVID changed our lives?
• Hoping FOR A HOME
• Planning for retirement
• Divine disappoint­ment
• Community CALENDAR
• Ottawa ready to help with contact tracing
• Costa Rica says unity needed in COVID fight
• Scheer renews call for Parliament resumption
• Gehrig’s spirit shines in new book
• Library still meeting community’s needs
• ‘SNL’ writer pens memoir
• CHL settles classactio­n backpay suits
• NFL teams can reopen facilities Tuesday with conditions
• Football Alberta cancels summer provincial programs
• Fears of second wave in Mexico
• Most states short of recommende­d testing levels
• Powerful earthquake closes Nevada highway
• Elmo readies for his own television talk show
• HOROSCOPE
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD

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