Lethbridge Herald - 2024-04-16

• Flagraisin­g kicks off Volunteer Week
• Judge orders province to produce massive trove of coal documents after four-year fight
• Chief pleased with Supreme Court ruling
• Nenshi brings message of optimism to city
• Tyler Oler has developed a habit of volunteeri­ng
• Man accused of robbery wants to hire new lawyer
• Bail hearing adjourned for man accused of hotel robbery
• Joly to Israel: ‘Take the win’ in thwarting Iran’s weekend attack, don’t retaliate
• Canada belatedly lays Sudan sanctions as ex-envoy seeks pathway to end war
• B.C. port terminal among sites blocked in co-ordinated pro-Palestinia­n protests
• Winning bidder of classic hockey cards looks to find owner who cares more about them
• Liberals to explain how they will foot the bill for new spending in Tuesday’s budget
• Defunct Lynx Air blames contractor for delayed passenger refunds
• Tesla plans to lay off 10% of workforce after dismal quarterly sales: reports
• Early tax filers among first to receive 2024 Canada carbon rebates
• ROASTS AND TOASTS
• Government falls short when it comes to risk management
• Community CALENDAR
• ‘Civil War victorious at the box office
• Robert MacNeil, creator and first anchor of PBS ‘NewsHour,’ dies at 93
• Oilers bite Sharks, McDavid earns 100th assist
• Scottie Scheffler a Masters champion again
• Canada takes OT win over US in women’s hockey world final
• Raptors looking forward to next year
• Guardians shut out Red Sox 6-0
• Daniel Jones hopes to be ready for camp
• Carmello Ball looking at ankle braces
• Alberta’s population growth is breaking records, but signs of strain are showing

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