Lethbridge Herald - 2020-10-17

• Family asking for public’s assistance in locating missing Blood Tribe man
• City ready for any winter whallop
• Shandro won’t overturn decision
• World Food Programme needs continue to grow, SACPA told
• Community Foundation announces Cor Van Raay Endowment Fund
• City man facing several charges following incidents in Coaldale and Taber
• Winter semester plans set for college
• Virtual activities highlight U of L Fall Convocatio­n
• Lawyer change to delay court case
• Air Canada CEO to retire
• Plaid denies misleading users after TD lawsuit
• AltaGas doubles stake in Petrogas
• Manufactur­ing sales show August decline
• Crown wants to limit hearing in stabbing case
• Supreme Court rules in RCMP pension dispute
• No ‘START’ on revised nuclear arms pact
• Taliban to suspend attacks
• Pandemic and herd immunity
• Time to rethink how we label each other
• Church: people or building?
• Cartel leaders aided by Mexican general
• Astros force Game 7
• Pickleball players get their game back
• Trump courting voters in must-win southern states
• Long-term care needs fixing: Trudeau
• Liberals propose committee to examine pandemic spending
• Working mom pens parody of lockdown life
• What’s new in non-fiction at the Lethbridge library?
• Retired inspector probes two mysteries in Scotland
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD
• MONDAY’S HOROSCOPE
• David Byrne concert film hypnotic
• BACK IN THE SADDLE

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