Lethbridge Herald - 2018-12-08

• Help for drug crisis
• Few results from first ministers meeting
• ALTA. HIRING PARAMEDICS
• NB premier still hopeful for pipeline
• Downtown drivers adapting to parking ‘change’
• Unique exhibits open tonight at SAAG
• Man sentenced for breaching bail
• TANGO brings health care to needy countries
• Man suspected of evading police facing several charges
• Community Band’s Mayor’s Christmas Concert is tonight
• Crowsnest superhighw­ay a bad idea
• Attack on independen­t schools inaccurate and unfair
• Community CALENDAR
• Navigating the holiday season
• Oil producers join forces, cut production again
• Work surge lowers unemployme­nt rate
• U.S. to ease restrictio­ns
• Prosecutor­s want prison time for Trump’s former lawyer
• Mars lander captures first sounds of planet’s wind
• Man charged in deaths of two Edmonton kids
• Women make comeback at Grammy nomination­s
• Allen backstops Blues to shutout of Jets
• Hurricanes in Tri-City tonight to take on the Americans
• Gushue makes semifinal at Canada Cup
• Minor Midget Hurricanes look for fifth straight win
• Nats GM: Corbin, Harper ‘independen­t’
• Goldschmid­t not thinking beyond 2019
• Nets end eight-game skid, edge Raptors
• NFL rushing title would be ‘pretty cool’
• Valbuena, Castillo die in car crash in Venezuela
• Skate Canada confident in future
• Most blessed mother
• Economic woes affect toy donations
• A traditiona­l carol and one by a tall preacher
• Supporting Our Community, Making a Difference
• Great ‘beach read,’ even in winter
• STEAM-powered learning at the library
• Book prize rejects Amazon sponsorshi­p
• Designer tells how to make a house a home
• Weddings serving up fun desserts
• Museum takes new look the past
• Surf’s up all year in Nova Scotia
• Cheney biopic tops Golden Globe nomination­s
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD

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