Lethbridge Herald - 2020-06-27

• Lethbridge author’s novel wins Indie Book Award
• Economy reboot plan Monday
• Leaders couldn’t agree on systemic racism: PM
• Defence seeks missing video footage
• ICSS valedictor­ian offers optimism to fellow graduates
• Second-degree murder suspect deals with other charges
• Library set for Chapter 1 launch
• Assault suspect still waiting for psychologi­cal assessment
• City men facing child sexual exploitati­on charges
• Kodiaks soccer jerseys donated to school in Ghana
• Community Foundation accepting ECSF applicatio­ns
• More sanctions on Syria
• Protect Alberta’s parks, recreation areas
• Hoping FOR A HOME
• Students honoured for philanthro­py
• People and pets love it
• Community CALENDAR
• Canada’s ratio of LTC deaths ‘concerning’
• Jays’ 2020 plans up in the air
• NBA and Players Associatio­n sign off on terms to restart the season
• CHL responds to class-action suit
• Most know little about racialized Canadians
• Red Cross sending workers to Quebec
• Extraditio­n cases rarely dropped, PM advised
• Amazon looks to self-driving future
• Dutch gov’t throws KLM 3.4B euro lifeline
• SCOC backs Uber driver in labour case
• Texas orders bars closed amid surge in virus cases
• White House seeks to scrap ‘Obamacare’ as cases rise
• McArthur aims to keep award streak going
• Fill your summer reading list with Pride!
• Consider COVID-19 restrictio­ns when travelling
• Sarah Ramos embraces her inner fan
• Criss reveals songwritin­g chops, goofy side
• Gunmen wound Mexico City police chief; 3 dead
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD

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