Lethbridge Herald - 2020-10-31

• City tops national crime index
• Lethbridge COVID-19 collaborat­ion recognized by World Health Organizati­on
• Coaldale man facing several charges following seizure by ALERT
• Pro-Life group wins court battle against City
• Case may move to new drug treatment court
• Woman may have assault charges resolved
• Lethbridge County highest valued ag jurisdicti­on in Alta.
• Boris Karloff’s Frankenste­in monster a piece of iconic terror
• CRH Foundation to take different approach to Christmas Tree Festival
• Airlines backing away from blocking seats
• Economy grew 1.2% in August, says StatCan
• Exxon, Chevron to cut U.S. jobs as industry struggles
• Former MP Anders facing tax charges
• Premiers impatient about health transfers
• Ont. jail guards want a new union
• DREAMING OF LAS VEGAS
• Mehta’s ‘Funny Boy’ Canada’s selection for 2021 Oscars
• Arctic warming is cause for concern
• Opioid addicts aren’t always criminals
• ‘Unknown unknowns’
• Trump officials end protection­s for gray wolves
• NFL recommendi­ng sideline masks for some players
• Copperhead­s starting new season
• Top draft pick off UND team
• Tons of plastic trash going astray
• A fresh take results in success for local real estate team
• National Guard in Philadelph­ia to quell unrest
• Frampton looks back in gentle memoir
• Pandemic hit four core needs
• Top 10 Halloween movie picks
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD
• MONDAY’S HOROSCOPE
• Canadians need to cut contacts
• Woman gets 18 years for killing husband
• Teenage gunman to be extradited

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