Lethbridge Herald - 2020-06-03

• Council to discuss possible rescinding of funding for trail
• Peaceful protest against racism planned
• City hears request for Brier bid support
• Police chief issues statement in response to Floyd murder
• Alberta victim services group concerned gov’t could ‘raid’ fund
• The one that didn’t get away
• Man convicted of sex assault released to participat­e in residentia­l treatment program
• All Albertans can be tested for COVID-19: AHS
• City awards grants to eight non-profit groups
• City offering more surveys to engage community
• Doucette pleads guilty to single fraud charge
• Kidney Walk goes ahead Sunday
• Coaldale reviews rec centre design
• Ranchers, feedlots worried about future impact
• Huawei shut out of two 5G contracts
• Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden facility good investment for City
• Seniors strength of Alberta
• It’s been a complex, stressful school year
• Cowboy swing sounds of the Alberta Ranch Boys
• Community CALENDAR
• Federal delay of MMIWG action plan sparks dismay
• NHL playoffs in U.S. OK with Canadians
• Liberals ask MPs to OK new spending
• Calls for racial justice ring out in Commons
• Danger of extreme rains on the rise
• Alta. to regulate vaping
• Bird possible factor in crash
• Alta. woman sentenced in toddler’s death

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