Lethbridge Herald - 2024-02-28

• Ag-Expo kicks off in new Exhibition venue
• Health minister questions need for national pharmacare plan
• U of L educating students about violence prevention
• Food bank director killed during police chase
• Police warning of violent online groups targeting children
• Retired prof launches sequel to hockey book
• Man banned from riding transit buses
• Museum event showcases Black entreprene­urship
• Chinook takes on ‘The Play that Goes Wrong’
• City council nixes first reading on land use bylaw amendments
• Adults put their spelling to the test
• University celebrates Brain Awareness Week
• SACPA examines restorativ­e justice
• Conservati­ves vote in favour of Liberal government bill banning replacemen­t workers
• Ottawa will shut down shady post-secondary institutio­ns if provinces don’t: Miller
• Pension funds improving modestly on climate but still too slow: report
• Is it realistic to be expanding irrigation in Alberta?
• There’s no hope of fixing drug crisis through harm reduction
• Open pit coal mining should be a dead issue in the province
• An explanatio­n for unexpected difficult experience­s?
• Partner with your doctor
• Community CALENDAR Southern Alberta Antique and Classic Auto Club
• Tories eye tough-on-crime approach to online harms
• Clark takes Flyweight Title
• Flames stay hot with win over Kings
• LCI’s mixed curling team earns a provincial title
• Wrestlers shine at rural provincial­s
• Bettman doesn’t view Jets’ low attendance as ‘crisis’
• Pronghorns show grit in Canada West Championsh­ip
• Study says rural ground wells increase risk of radon levels

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