Lethbridge Herald - 2020-10-30

• Budget battle awaits new chief
• Two COVID deaths this week in city
• Coaldale council rejects mask bylaw
• Alta. panel recommends no-fault auto insurance
• SACPA offers up ghost stories in the spirit of Halloween
• Man sentenced to two years in prison for robbery
• Chamber of Commerce resolution­s adopted at Canadian AGM
• SACPA denounces group distributi­ng flyers
• Search continues for missing man
• Blackfoot names bestowed on SAAG, Catholic Central
• Halloween Charity Run to benefit Lethbridge Food Bank
• Community CALENDAR
• Help available to quit tobacco
• Tips to help avoid investment fraud
• Gaming the emissions system
• Are planned health-care cuts really a saving?
• Protection needed from virus and ignorance
• Jason Day a winner in ‘The Dragon’s Den’
• National junior team selection camp will have Lethbridge presence
• Three die in church attack
• Assisted dying bill wins approval
• Ginger ale suit settled
• HOROSCOPE
• Molson sales go flat
• EU aiming to curb power of big tech firms
• IMF downgrades forecasts for British economy
• ‘The Craft: Legacy’ casts an empowering spell
• Bela Lugosi’s legacy as Dracula lives on
• Genomes show dogs, humans share long history

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