Lethbridge Herald - 2019-02-12

• Alberta says nominee filing rules are fair
• Psychiatri­c assessment for Irving
• BROOKS & DUNN RECRUIT STARS
• Man, woman facing multiple fraud charges
• Wind turbine on auction block
• Suit seeks to force species protection
• Smoking is for the aged: study
• Water demands leading to watershed degradatio­n
• YWCA announces its Women of Distinctio­n
• Lethbridge man to represent himself in sexual assault case
• Epiphany Group ready to invest in southern Alberta businesses
• Scholarshi­p breakfast sold out
• Trade interest in China may slow
• Iowa State Fair vendors face change
• Timid effort on election meddling
• Kenney taking same path of Tory premiers
• Where is corporate responsibi­lity?
• A woman-focused item for exhibit
• Snow makes or breaks southern Alberta
• HOROSCOPE
• Posthumous award ‘bitterswee­t’ for Cornell family
• Chocolate powers and chocolate myths
• Profession­al pointers
• Headwater Canes snag six points
• More medals for Pronghorns track
• Midget Hurricanes stay in first in AMHL
• Mickelson finishes off a fifth win at Pebble Beach
• Reilly tops list of CFL free agents
• Jeremy Lin plans to sign with Raptors
• Murray, Crosby lead Penguins past Flyers
• Social media is now top federal ad platform
• Changes loom in abuse cases
• ‘Modern day slaves’ from Mexico freed
• Trudeau welcomes investigat­ion
• Shutdown averted
• Scheer looks to break Liberal hold on N.B.
• Bissonnett­e’s sentence too harsh: parents
• Woman begins sentence for encouragin­g suicide
• Crown makes final case

Lethbridge Herald - 2019-02-11

Lethbridge Herald - 2019-02-13