Lethbridge Herald - 2024-05-04

• New grant program geared to sport and recreation facilities
• Alberta Municipali­ties says it hasn’t been asked for bill input
• VR Hackathon event challenges students with real-world problem
• War orphan’s story coming to city theatre
• Ceremony to remember Battle of the Atlantic
• FLVT students ready to showcase ‘Madagascar’
• Man to face preliminar­y hearings for sex and child porn offences
• Police lay charges in connection with armed robbery last month
• TransAlta cancels Cardston wind power project over new government rules
• Pipeline operator TC Energy sees natural gas deliveries rise as power demand booms THE CANADIAN PRESS - CALGARY
• Loblaw boycott organizer says she met with CEO to talk about grocery prices
• Canadians not fooled by Trudeau’s empty promises
• Our community has lost a great young man far too soon
• Chemical companies must take lead in reducing plastics pollution
• Hoping FOR A HOME
• Community CALENDAR
• Humanity depends on trees
• Canucks eliminate Predators
• LSHOF enshrines 2024 inductees
• Magic force Game 7
• Owens, Green and Dressler highlight ‘24 Hall of Fame class
• The pressure is on the Boston Bruins in Game 7
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD
• MONDAY’S HOROSCOPE
• Three Indian nationals charged with killing B.C. Sikh activist, Hardeep Singh Nijjar
• Red Dress Alert to be developed for missing Indigenous women and girls
• Foreign meddling ‘did not affect’ overall federal election results: report

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