Lethbridge Herald - 2020-10-06

• Vigil sheds light on missing and murdered Indigenous women
• Supportive housing funding approved
• COVID-19 confirmed at Lethbridge Family Services
• Alta. top doc concerned over COVID-19 surge in Edmonton
• Streets Alive honoured for 30 years of service in Lethbridge
• Poker rally brings awareness to Trigeminal Neuralgia
• Sex assault trial date could be set this month
• Community Foundation offers more funding for C-19 response
• Lawsuit threatened over 14-day quarantine­s
• U.S. eyes foreign produce as new trade targets
• New support programs begin
• Canada put workers at risk of COVID-19: report
• ROASTED & TOASTED
• UCP government continuing to play the blame game
• Upper-class culture in the social column
• Experts hoping to avoid a ‘twindemic’
• Side-effects of alcohol if you have Type 2 diabetes
• Alberta researcher shares Nobel prize
• Atikamekw chief ‘optimistic’ after meeting Que. premier
• Court deadline looms on assisted dying bill
• Poll: Many Americans blame virus crisis on gov’t
• New name for Lethbridge Ringette teams
• Sport Council celebrates Parents in Sports Week
• Trump back at White House
• ‘Uncertain waters’ with second wave
• Groups urge feds to deal with white supremacy in Canada
• Feds reveal details of fund for farmers
• Collins scratches travel itch with ‘Emily in Paris’ series
• McEntire, Rucker share duties as CMA Awards show hosts

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