Lethbridge Herald - 2021-04-23

• Blackfeet Tribe gives surplus vaccinatio­ns at Carway crossing
• Couple testifies as drug smuggling trial continues
• City’s annual financial report points to stability and resiliency amid pandemic challenges
• Wildrose Independen­ce candidate touts personal freedoms at SACPA
• Earth Day demonstrat­ors speak out against coal mining in the Rockies
• Whitegrass seeking bail in murder case
• Arts facilities adapting to life in a pandemic
• Motz says CPC carbon pricing plan different, better than Liberals
• Former Horizon teacher looking to help kids reach their potential
• County support for Nobleford water agreement extension
• Canadians ‘unimpresse­d’ with their wireless service
• Chip shortage halts Jaguar Land Rover production
• NDP working to make life better
• All politician­s involved in the the Eastern Slopes coal mining issue will be reviled in 30 years
• Community CALENDAR
• Gender makes a difference in heart disease
• Alberta students dreading return to online learning
• Alberta passes bill to give all workers paid eave to get COVID-19 vaccine shot
• Ottawa, Mi’kmaq on collision course over plan for second lobster season
• Man found criminally responsibl­e for Abbotsford stabbings
• The Trews unleash rowdy new song
• Plenty left to play for in remaining Canes games
• Leafs end five-game winless skid with win over Jets
• Booster Juice quenches thirst and Hooey on target with LSC awards
• HOROSCOPE
• Trudeau pledges to cut emissions by 40 to 45 per cent by 2030
• Russia orders troop pullback but keeps weapons near Ukraine
• Mormon sex therapist ousted from faith for critiques
• ‘Mank’ leads the nominees in the 93rd Oscars
• crossword fun
• Jimmie Johnson a rookie again as he joins IndyCar
• Justin Theroux

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