Lethbridge Herald - 2024-04-17

• Trio found guilty of mischief for roles in Coutts blockade
• Gov’t documents confirm coal lobbying on Rockies mining, months of planning
• Galt exhibit a snapshot of Canadian identity
• AMA launches pay-as-you go auto insurance
• Housing providers see increase in budget
• Rental prices up in city as interprovi­ncial migration helps raise rates, says report
• Guilty pleas expected in sex and child pornograph­y case
• Woman accused of sexually assaulting her child may resolve charges without trial
• Hero dog rescues resilient man; gratitude abounds
• Ecycle drive celebrates 10th year
• Liberals raise capital gains tax on wealthiest Canadians to pay for agenda
• Annual inflation rate up in March as gasoline prices rose, but core measures lower
• TC Energy pipeline rupture sparks wildfire near Edson
• AESO mismanaged situation that prompted blackouts
• Alberta seniors will pay for UCP subterfuge of their pensons
• Set aside ego and get honest about how human we can be
• Community CALENDAR
• Recognizin­g and managing fatigue
• $535B budget projects $39.8B deficit, aims to restore economic fairness
• Edmonton doctors say too few neonatal beds, staff endangerin­g babies
• Cougars look to improved athleticis­m and strong players this season
• Lethbridge to host national postsecond­ary curling championsh­ips
• Meneghin to focus on being a better playoff performer
• The Coyotes’ troubled tenure has come down to one last game
• Government boosts money for AAP
• Kikuchi, Guerrero help Jays edge Yankees

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