Lethbridge Herald - 2024-03-13

• Council to seek more public input on bike lanes
• Power market in for shakeup as province commits to restructur­ing
• Chamber hosts arts and culture panel
• More signatures needed for council runs
• University market showcases Indigenous entreprene­urs
• Businessma­n gets conditiona­l sentence
• Shoplifter receives jail sentence for needle threat
• Dates set for trial into record drug bust
• Lethbridge and District Music and Speech Arts Festival results
• Safety the focus of agricultur­e campaign
• Pre-med students ‘hoof it’ for charity
• Alberta amending tax rules to offer $5,000 incentive to out-of-province workers
• Value of Canadian farmland rises 11.5 per cent in 2023: report
• Medical teaching school at U of L a positive step Editor:
• Canadian economy is falling behind those of other countries
• Conditioni­ng without question holding you back?
• Alcohol in moderation
• Community CALENDAR
• Canada’s UN envoy says interventi­on is the best chance to heal gang crisis in Haiti
• Workload, training flagged in investigat­ion into release of Sask. mass killer
• Alexander tops podium to finish out university career
• Avalanche douse the Flames
• McLachlan shows well at NFL combine
• Curler Harris will appeal doping violation suspension
• Lethbridge speed skaters proved they are fast
• Southern Alberta wrestlers shine at provincial­s
• Emma Stone may have won but Lily Gladstone didn’t lose

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