Lethbridge Herald - 2024-05-09

• Whoop-Up Days returns with paid admission
• SPC gets Exhibition monthly financial update
• Feds defend carbon capture as Alberta project gets cancelled over cost
• Recent rainstorm welcome, but more rain and snow needed
• Raymond Hospital Auxiliary needs help raising money for ER equipment
• Police present but not enforcing injunction at Alberta oil blockade
• CCH valedictor­ian honoured to lead class across the stage
• Chinook Arch hands out annual READ awards
• Geek Fest a world of nerdy fun
• University of Lethbridge Faculty of Health Sciences honours former dean Hosgood
• Bylaw changes to streamline business for markets, taxis and food trucks in Coaldale
• ATCO subsidiary to build new Alberta pipeline to supply gas to petrochemi­cal project
• Suncor leasing oil tanker ships to carry crude from Trans Mountain expansion
• ROASTS AND TOASTS
• How Alberta can improve its climate change plan
• Community CALENDAR
• Large bowel cancer on the rise in younger people
• Avoid hitting the wall to success
• Competitiv­e swimmers heading for Olympic Trials
• Panthers rout Bruins in Game 2
• Young Miners have lots of upside this season
• Jokic wins NBA’s MVP award
• Bassitt shuts down Phillies’ offense
• Brunson returns from foot injury, sparks Knicks past Pacers
• Osaka plays solidly in her opening match at the Italian Open, Shapovalov bounced
• Palestinia­ns flee chaos in Rafah after Israel’s seizure of border crossing
• Jewish students say they don’t feel safe, as MPs probe antisemiti­sm at universiti­es

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