Lethbridge Herald - 2019-05-25

• Métis Trail officially opens
• Elderly woman beaten in home
• Court rules B.C. can’t restrict oil shipments
• A CYCLING PARADISE
• April Dawn Irving released on bail
• Prime Minister Theresa May admits defeat in Brexit effort
• University Drive congestion addressed
• Woman testifies in attempted murder trial
• Recycling program on track
• Patagonia grant to help Waterton bats
• Grammy winner to perform at jazz festival
• A week of elections
• No pain relief from cannabis for this patient
• Time to retire ‘Bertha the boiler’
• CEOs’ pay continues to soar
• Regulation­s will require airlines to compensate passengers for delays, cancellati­ons
• Live-action ‘Aladdin’ a clumsy effort
• Has bat, will travel
• Bulls enjoying being early birds
• Things heating up at RMTC
• Huskies advance to Memorial Cup championsh­ip
• Drake passions heat up Raptors run
• New trial ordered in Gladue death
• Hoping FOR A HOME
• Light and shadow
• WEEKEND CROSSWORD
• Dog-gone good start to series
• Does your home spark joy?
• Police give update to Taber residents at M.D. AGM
• Coaldale issues coyote alert
• Taber police shed light on safety
• Late taxes catch Taber M.D. attention
• Flag to fly at half-mast for deceased veterans
• That’s all they wrote
• ‘Game of Thrones’ final season had its moments
• SLOW COOKER OR INSTANT POT?
• Tips for pruning deciduous shrubs
• Pruning trees produces a bounty of fruit

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