Lethbridge Herald - 2017-03-04

• PCs hold edge over NDP in city, says poll
• ROUGH RIDE
• New police dogs ready to join ranks
• IT’S BACK TO SCHOOL
• Duelling rallies today at city hall
• MEN, WOMEN ADVANCE
• Notley to head to Texas
• Farm safety a concern
• Casa exhibit evokes tranquilit­y, thoughtful­ness
• Legal Aid appeal delaying attempted murder trial
• Man charged with aggravated assault remains in custody
• Manslaught­er suspect to be tried by judge, jury
• Library presenting internatio­nal film festival
• Adding value to ag sector
• U.S. dairy producers want crackdown on ‘fake milk’
• Ottawa should move toward pharmacare
• Blue bin recycling makes good sense
• Wildrose leader didn’t help OHV controvers­y
• Community CALENDAR
• WHERE DID SPRING GO?
• FLASHBACK!
• Why the mixed messages in handling Castle area?
• Curiosity the key to education
• U of A paleontolo­gists develop new dino theory
• Auto parts changes top U.S. NAFTA priority
• Pipeline may not have to be built with American steel
• Murder verdict in Edmonton stabbings
• Safety minister visiting site of illegal border crossings
• Kenya facing disaster
• Former Haiti president dead at 74
• Mexican journo killed
• DEVASTATIO­N
• Pizza-tossing brothers spin way to internet fame
• LCI Rams edge Comets 129-128
• Hurricanes power past Raiders
• Horns Campbell turning pro
• Clippers wrap up undefeated regular season
• Backlund OT hero, Flames win
• DeRozan, Powell lead Raptors past Wizards
• Bautista homers again as Jays edge Yankees
• Books to help you explore Canada
• Absorbing psychologi­cal thriller
• Novel features Parker’s heroes from the old west
• Love story told from different viewpoints
• Oscar winner reflects on whirlwind night
• LOST IN EXUMA
• Kentucky bill means Linus can still quote Luke
• On who or what do we focus?
• New Calgary bishop says he’ll be firm
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD
• MIND GAMES

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