Lethbridge Herald - 2020-05-29

• City to reopen playground­s today
• Bill would change charter school rules
• N.B. setback shows risks of reopening: Tam
• NDP mocks UCP for taking COVID cash from ‘sugar daddy’Trudeau
• Couple launches microgreen business
• Man accused, break-in, stabbing seeking bail
• MyVictory Church, MyCityCare offering celebratio­n for graduating class of 2020
• City council looking to fill board vacancies
• U of L appoints Dean of Arts & Science
• City expediting permitting for outdoor patios, parklets and street vending
• HQCA launches survey on COVID-19 impacts
• Co-existing with Prairie rattlesnak­es
• Community CALENDAR
• COVID exposes food-chain cracks
• COVID creates potential problem for consumers
• Sabres captain ‘fed up’ with losing
• Former LCI volleyball standout commits to Kodiaks
• Trudeau, allies call for unity on pandemic
• Boston Marathon cancelled for first time
• EU renews Syria sanctions as conflict continues
• Profit drops sharply at TD, CIBC
• Manitoba powwow going ahead
• Canada, allies condemn China on Hong Kong
• ‘No mask, no service’ rule gets high-profile support
• CBC unveils fall/winter lineup amid pandemic
• Pike a welcome new Star Trek icon
• Yukon family eats only local food for year in documentar­y

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