Lethbridge Herald - 2019-02-05

• Drilling in city limits a shock to city council
• ‘Peaks to Prairies’ plugs into growth of electric vehicles
• YOUNG SPIRIT IS WILLING
• Three workers die in train derailment
• Prentice honoured with portrait
• Family, friends of victim protest lengthy court process for justice
• Man sentenced for drug traffickin­g
• Armed robbery results in four-year prison term
• Ignite! looks to help next generation of farmers
• Standoff woman charged after officer hit by fleeing vehicle
• Corn syrup fallout after Super Bowl ads
• Pembina plans to proceed with project
• Que. minister changes tune on firing
• Tackling the problem of corruption
• Putin should return Crimea to Ukraine
• Exhibit items bring back memories
• The dog flu and you
• Many small kids in U.S. using two much toothpaste
• Nearly half of U.S. adults have heart or blood vessel disease
• Pride focus of two PBS projects
• Paul Webb is vulnerable Rustin Man on ‘Drift Code’
• A family affair
• Midget Canes stay in first
• Track athletes earn Horns AOW
• McVay had no answers
• Copperhead­s look to lock up the South
• Golden Hawks pick up more key points
• Ringette team rattles off gold-medal win
• Lightning strike twice in four-point weekend
• Busy month ahead for Headwater Hurricanes
• Political parties vulnerable to potential cyberattac­ks
• Meng’s extraditio­n not slam dunk
• Tories pull plug on attack ad
• Canada urges change in Venezuela
• Museum chides Facebook
• State of the Union goes tonight
• Languages to be protected

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