Lethbridge Herald - 2021-08-05

• Neighbours pitching in, as resident says Legacy Park suffering neglect
• Hinshaw apologizes for causing ‘confusion, fear or anger’
• Lethbridge County seeking feedback on MDP
• City looks to enhance customer experience with airport improvemen­t funding
• MLAs say Premier’s inaction will impact October referendum­s
• Family Play Event getting kids active and creative outdoors
• Rogers Sugar paying $9.3-M in dividends after strong 2021 sales
• Case for man charged in 2020 homicide proceeding
• Coalhurst’s new spray park a wet and wild adventure
• Coaldale hosting Main Street celebratio­n this weekend
• Edmunds picks its top hybrid SUVS
• Railways expect weaker crop year
• Great West net profit drops in latest quarter
• Use of child soldiers demands a response
• It’s time to end equalizati­on payments to provinces
• Crowsnest Pass can’t survive on tourism
• Magnesium deficiency could cause diverse symptoms
• Community CALENDAR
• Underdogs and truffle pig debut at Movie Mill
• Lacrosse is thriving, says player/coach
• CFL finally set to resume playing football
• Bulls charge past Dawgs Black
• Springer hits another leadoff homer, Blue Jays beat Cleveland
• HOROSCOPE
• Border workers issue Friday strike notice to Feds
• Canada, U.S. seek new approach as wildfire season drains resources
• Minister credits extra staff for progress on veterans backlog
• Indigenous minister worries lifting restrictio­ns could bring fourth wave
• 10 cases of legionnair­es’ disease in Montreal, two people have died

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