Lethbridge Herald - 2022-04-22

• Young women exploring trades through CAREERS
• Galt Museum clarifies motivation for free Indigenous admission
• Big Brothers and Big Sisters finally gets to celebrate expansion
• Human traffickin­g a growing problem
• Patio season success promotes downtown businesses
• Federal-provincial boost for transit funding on the way
• Woman to serve jail sentence for fraud and stolen property
• Profane outburst in court after hearing postponed
• Picture Butte Ag Society making practical contributi­ons to community
• FCSS looks to recognize givers ahead of National Volunteer Week
• MLA questioned about lack of teachers on curriculum panel
• High food costs shaping grocery shopping patterns
• Cat ranch needs volunteers working on their schedules
• Alberta Health EMS addressing pressures on the system
• Community CALENDAR
• Celebrate Earth Day with library resources for kids
• Manitoba Métis meet with Pope at Vatican
• Inuit group, feds endorse new policy guide
• Flames top Stars on home ice
• Waterton Lakes Golf Course celebrates 100 years in 2022
• Toronto FC hands Philly first loss of MLS season
• Blue Jays top Red Sox at Fenway
• Lethbridge hockey players off to elite tournament­s
• New CaNadiaN Bridge
• EPIX dives deep into the legend of ‘Billy the Kid’
• tonight’s PICKS

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