Lethbridge Herald - 2024-02-24

• Events honour victims of the war in Ukraine
• Alberta regulator accepts Crowsnest coal mine applicatio­n, will call public hearing
• Alberta town bans Pride flags, rainbow crosswalks after plebiscite
• Special Olympics torch run hits the road
• Elder tells convention about residentia­l school journey
• Man found guilty of sexually assaulting underage girl
• Coaldale man given conditiona­l discharge for indecent act
• Blackfoot princess passing on her crown
• Ag-Expo to debut in new Agri-food Hub
• New program provides barrier-free swimming for females
• Coldest Night of the Year fundraiser­s set for today
• Alberta First Nations seek answers on carbon capture and storage plans
• ‘Fiasco’: Lynx passengers left scrambling after airline announces shutdown
• Suncor reverses workplace injury trend, reports 2023 was company’s safest year
• A beloved fantasy franchise is revived with Netflix’s live-action ‘Avatar: The Last Airbender’
• ‘Drive-Away Dolls’ a queer road trip caper
• Wendy Williams diagnosed with dementia
• Hope is not a strategy, real investment is
• Members are frustrated with the Downtown BRZ
• Community CALENDAR
• Hoping FOR A HOME
• Clay jars may hold treasures
• Slow start costs Canes in loss
• Major medal haul for Lethbridge speed skaters at Alberta Winter Games
• Copperhead­s set to clash with Cubs in playoffs
• Mattingly embraces challenge of new offensive co-ordinator role
• Homan, Jones inch closer to Tournament of Hearts crown
• Strong effort needed on both sides of the court from Kodiaks
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD
• GIANT CROSSWORD
• MONDAY’S HOROSCOPE
• ‘The Bad Ones’ a story of friendship and the supernatur­al
• Nonfiction publishing is dominated by men a new prize hopes to help change that
• After two years of war, questions abound on whether Kyiv can sustain the fight against Russia
• NDP, Liberals strike deal to cover cost of diabetes medicines, birth control

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