Lethbridge Herald - 2020-10-24

• Nigerian Associatio­n stages peaceful protest against police brutality in Nigeria
• FortMacleo­dman’sWCBbattle­hasspanned­35years
• Alta. to end oil production limits in Dec.
• PM touts vaccine deals as cases soar
• Counterfei­t suspect continues to look for lawyer
• Battles continue for veterans when they return home
• Case adjourned for woman accused of throwing hot coffee
• Drive Away Hunger campaign raises $10,057 for food banks
• Man has served sentenced for possession of stolen property
• U of L honours Dyck with Volunteer Award
• Local pub, bands teaming up for Lethbridge Food Bank fundraiser
• Ont. promises to address rising insurance rates
• $100-million fund to aid cleaner energy research
• Veggie burgers still burgers, EU lawmakers rule
• Prosecutor­s seek death penalty for Scott Peterson
• U.S. Senate marches ahead on Barrett appointmen­t
• Britain’s pantomime crisis
• Let Albertans have say in health policy changes
• EMS decision is saving money at what cost?
• Community CALENDAR
• Immanuel: God with us
• Hoping FOR A HOME
• Faith TODAY
• A perceptive look at a captivatin­g movie star
• Six Halloween classics for kids
• Buehler dominates in Dodger win
• Kodiaks name assistant coaching additions
• Baffert-trained horse tests positive for drug
• Deal signed on caribou protection
• Le Chateau to close
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD
• MONDAY’S HOROSCOPE
• IN PRAISE OF FLOUR POWER

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