Lethbridge Herald - 2020-11-25

• Fee-for-service agreements to continue for community groups
• Kenney: ‘No option’
• Lethbridge Herald keeps readers involved in community
• Council deals with fallout of loss of integrated EMS dispatch
• Murder conviction appeal denied
• Addictions Walk stresses taking responsibi­lity
• Chinook Arch libraries join Radon Screening Program
• Canada-China relations Thursday SACPA topic
• Woman gets probation for assault and mischief
• Man wants new lawyer for third time
• OxyContin maker pleads guilty
• Men fined for killing grizzly bear at hunting camp
• Blood Tribe on Grassy Mountain project
• Carding not the only practice that should end
• City urged to support local newspaper
• What will become of a handshake?
• Community CALENDAR
• Teachers’ wellness helps their students, too
• Raptors sign VanVleet to new deal
• Kodiaks bring in four women volleyball recruits
• Braves sign Morton
• Other countries likely to get COVID vaccine first
• No more charges in Bountiful polygamy case
• HOROSCOPE

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