Lethbridge Herald - 2024-05-10

• Fire recruits put through paces in training sessions
• Emergency response bill includes change to election date
• Street hockey tourney planned for downtown next year
• Alberta Utilities Commission fines another unlicensed power generator mining bitcoin
• Restoratio­n set to begin on Fokker aircraft
• Studies suggest hearing loss and dementia may be connected
• U of L names new Board of Governors teaching chair
• Guardian angel was watching
• Powwow to showcase culture and talent
• Oil execs expect sustained period of strong crude prices
• B.C. minister says police probing bid to breach gov’t systems
• Competitio­n Bureau to launch market study of Canadian airline sector
• We must find a way to co-exist in a democratic society
• Eco-extremism in Canada is becoming a growing threat
• With so many options, how do you choose your movies?
• Magical worlds for teens to discover
• Community CALENDAR
• Business groups walk back claim on share of Canadians hit by capital gains changes
• U.S. says Rafah offensive would jeopardize cease-fire talks as Biden threatens to halt more Israel aid
• Rivers recede as B.C. faces prospect of ‘unfamiliar territory’ for drought
• How to find a financial adviser that aligns with your goals, money management style
• Start of wildfire season better than last year, but risk is high as drought continues
• Hurricanes stock up on centremen in Prospects Draft
• Rangers beat Hurricanes in OT
• Maple Leafs fire coach Keefe
• Mace looks to give Roughrider­s pace
• Poor defense, cold shooting trip up Celtics in Game 2 loss
• Bratt, Shields deserve better than Netflix rom-com
• Country star Cindy Walker posthumous­ly inducted into Songwriter­s Hall of Fame
• Tom Selleck looks back on the early years of career
• Asteroids among inductees into hall of fame
• Friends and lovers: Penelope, Colin cosy up for Season 3 of ‘Bridgerton’
• What’s Available NOW On prime video
• tonight’s PICKS
• Wendell Pierce

Lethbridge Herald - 2024-05-09

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