Lethbridge Herald - 2021-01-28

• Record meth bust at Coutts
• No funding for Mustard Seed
• Opposition growing to coal policy
• COVID-19 cases
• Phillips sounds alarm over coal mine queue jumping
• GG report details screaming and yelling
• Canada scrambling to find smaller syringes
• Council defeats motion on in-person appearance­s at public hearings
• Covenant Health named a top Alberta employer
• Trial cancelled for men accused of hockey attack
• Canadian publishers welcome Google Agreement to pay news organizati­ons for content
• Psychiatri­c assessment may be requested for Lowe
• Man fined for breach of jail sentence conditions
• Loblaws applauded for plan to phase out phenols
• EU approves more aid to boost car battery industry
• We can’t just abolish the head of state
• More government spending not the solution to Indigenous issues
• Kenney needs to move on
• Tips on hiring a good business coach
• Depleted soil at the root of poor health
• Studies extend hopes for antibody drugs against COVID-19
• Lowry reaches 10,000-point plateau as a Raptor in loss to Milwaukee
• Demko dynamite
• Blue Jays introduce George Springer
• Penguins GM resigns
• The Hammer returns to site of historic homer
• HOROSCOPE
• Auschwitz survivors mark anniversar­y online
• Union wants meat plant workers on early vaccine list
• Lawyer wants more disclosure in ammo transfer case

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