Lethbridge Herald - 2024-02-21

• LHA working with partners on shelter expansion
• NDP finance critics concerned about upcoming budget
• Veteran honoured with display at Lethbridge Military Museum
• Alberta to declare an early start to wildfire season
• Energy medicine strives to improve lives
• Medicine Hat real estate market tightest in two decades
• SPC being asked to approve task force terms of reference
• Man ordered not to drink alcohol after walking into wrong house
• MP working to relax livestock transport regulation­s
• Coaldale council discusses water measures amid drought conditions
• Hearing set for April for 1,500-acre Saamis Solar Park near Medicine Hat
• Coalhurst approves new grant policy
• ‘Very pleasant surprise’: Canada’s inflation rate tumbles to 2.9 per cent in January
• Federal government scales back carbon price rebates for small businesses
• Trudeau boosts B.C.’s housing plan with $2B in federal financing
• Saskatchew­an Premier Moe in India amid country’s diplomatic tensions with Ottawa
• Expansion of Lethbridge shelter a huge step forward
• How many businesses have failed because of addictions issues?
• Strangers connect to come to the aid of writer in need
• Checking in with anxiety
• Mental health minister says ‘safer supply’ drug concerns rooted in ‘stigma and fear’
• ‘We’re focused on ending this war’: PM on long-term plan for Ukrainians in Canada
• Horns ready for battle at Canada West Championsh­ip
• Canes team up with LFES
• Coaching Associatio­n says first year of mental health online hub a success
• Bettman upholds Rielly’s five-game suspension
• Getting a handle on curling stones not easy at Scotties
• Alberta’s Sturmay keeps charging at Tournament of Hearts
• Brain wave-powered tech allows Canadian kids ‘trapped in their own bodies’ to play

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