Lethbridge Herald - 2019-02-06

• Little could be done to prevent future drilling
• Irving asks for solitary, orthopedic surgeon
• ‘Not anything the crew did’
• LEAFS LOCK UP MATTHEWS
• Khadr seeks end to ‘indefinite sentence’
• Symphony, U of L Opera Workshop presenting ‘Candide’
• Man to stand trial for attempted murder
• Robbery intent still nets 15-month jail sentence
• Standoff woman charged after fleeing police makes first appearance
• No way to avoid it: price of death is on the rise in Lethbridge
• Energy Efficiency Alberta hosts open house on community generation
• Galko, Ramton lead way at BILD Awards
• Triple-digit gain for Toronto market
• A hill of beans
• Banking regulator defends stress test
• WestJet expects revenue boost
• Alberta students’ performanc­e falls
• Transition to a new energy source, automation will take time
• Kids on school buses deserve protection
• A resolution for us all: be kind
• HOROSCOPE
• 21 Savage’s British origins stun fans
• Artist suing Ariana Grande over video image
• AARP film awards honour Shirley MacLaine
• Hurricanes fall in shootout
• Homan seeks an apology
• Cougars edge Comets in league showdown
• Basketball, curling and wrestling fight to the finish
• Schooners may open in Moncton
• Suspension­s likely after hockey brawl
• Lowry leads Raptors past 76ers
• Gatineau councillor defends flat Earth
• Backlog in screening for refugees
• Gun proposals coming soon
• Family and friends mourn McArthur victims
• Higgs,Trudeau can’t close gap
• Trump warns of partisansh­ip
• Parliament security seeks cyber guru
• Dalhousie profs seek blackface clarificat­ion

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