Lethbridge Herald - 2020-10-10

• Morning fire severely damages westside apartment building
• Cash flowing to irrigation districts
• COVID case identified at Victoria Park High School
• COVID-19 cases, deaths surge ahead of long weekend
• Premier says province will continue ‘lighter approach’ in COVID19 fight
• Crossings playground opens
• College to host virtual screening of Boushie documentar­y
• Man facing over 30 charges may seek bail
• Man sentenced for assault
• Chillin’ 4 Charity to take place online Oct. 17-25
• Operation Red Nose will not operate in 2020 due to COVID-19 concerns
• Community CALENDAR
• In their midst but separate
• Hoping FOR A HOME
• Faith TODAY
• Trump and the COVID odds
• There is hope for ME/CFS sufferers
• Heat force Game 6
• Brosseau lifts Rays over Yanks, into ALCS
• Goalie musical chairs highlight NHL free agency
• Food program wins Nobel Prize
• COVID surge not just because of testing: experts
• Louisiana residents brace for nightmare’s return with Delta
• Front-line workers call for return of COVID pay bump
• Canada adds 378,000 jobs in September
• Experiment­al drugs may have saved him, says Trump
• Former eBay employees plead guilty in harassment scheme
• Feds double pandemic aid for Canadian food banks
• ‘Domestic terrorists’ targeted governor
• U.S., Russia close to deal on nuclear warhead freeze
• ‘Dune’ joins list of films being pushed back
• New Mario Kart lets you turn your home into a racetrack
• Check out these great new reads
• Obscure works by Chandler, Christie newly published
• MONDAY’S HOROSCOPE
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD

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