Lethbridge Herald - 2021-04-15

• Lethbridge police submit action plan
• Charges dismissed against overdose prevention tent organizer
• MLAs downplay party divisions over public health restrictio­ns
• City installing new signage at Elizabeth Hall Wetlands
• Province offering more business grants
• Shields voices concern around lack of foreign workers in ag sector
• Bow island golf club has seen a big return of golfers
• Energy and base metals sectors help lift S&P/TSX
• Building a Restaurant Empire
• Increased patrolling won’t reduce crime in London Road area
• Poverty a major reason for our problems
• Gout: No longer the blue-blooded disease
• Buddhism and environmen­tal responsibi­lity form EcoSangha
• Former health officials, advocates reflect on anniversar­y
• Five things about Canada’s proposed small modular nuclear reactors
• Flames put playoff pressure on Canadiens with a 4-1 win
• Hurricanes looking to get physical this weekend
• Lethbridge Sport Council announces Sport Council Achievemen­t Awards winners
• Bichette hits walkoff homer as Blue Jays beat the Yankees
• HOROSCOPE
• Federal government unveils $1.5-billion plan to boost green building
• AstraZenec­a very safe, effective, with extremely rare risk of clots: Health Canada
• Biden's planned U.S. pullout from Afghanista­n to use Sept. 11 anniversar­y as deadline

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