Lethbridge Herald - 2024-04-30

• Historical passenger jet returns to Lethbridge
• Alberta Municipali­ties speaks out against Bill 20
• Day of Mourning honours victims of workplace tragedies
• Regional science fair returns to showcase student innovation
• Police nab four impaired drivers as part of targeted traffic enforcemen­t project
• Inclusion Lethbridge helping people on personal journeys
• Break-in to Taber bottle depot results in four month sentence
• Home invasion matter coming back to court
• Olympian discusses ‘Safe Sport’ at workshop
• Family, doctors establish U of L award
• Province supporting new investment in Coaldale
• The future is near for self-driving trucks on U.S. roads
• ROASTS AND TOASTS
• Canada in an economic decline
• Community CALENDAR
• ‘We are serious’: Alberta government’s master plan to expand rail passenger service
• Canada Revenue Agency to audit Sask. for not paying carbon levies, says Moe
• Panthers outshine Lightning, advance to second round
• Oilers show they can grind out wins as they eye deep playoff run
• Turner’s twin blasts power Jays past Royals; Toronto wins two straight
• Matthews misses practice with illness, status unclear with Leafs facing eliminatio­n
• Bowness says Jets must step up in front of Vezina nominee Hellebuyck
• LEARN is back
• How to set your grandchild­ren up for financial success

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