Lethbridge Herald - 2022-04-27

• CityLINK transit network to become permanent
• AUPE raises safety concerns regarding Melcor Centre
• Fabricated pleasure at U of L’s Knitting at Noon
• Local Indigenous bead worker gives talk at Galt Museum
• Garage break-in garners 90-day sentence
• Man sentenced to jail for threatenin­g dog
• Cowessess Chief asks Taber students to seek truth and reconcilia­tion
• DO Crew Jr. making positive contributi­on in Vauxhall
• MP wants Canada to support local newspapers
• Twitter’s history may be repeating itself with Musk push
• Air Canada bookings improving as demand for travel revs back up
• Odours are not a problem at the Last Chance Cat Ranch
• “Bigness” of churches and empires is a huge problem in the world
• Community CALENDAR
• A healthy response to the disappoint­ments in life
• Take care of your teeth!
• Hydrogen plans ‘feasible’ despite auditor concerns, says minister
• Prince Charles and Camilla’s Canada tour to visit St. John’s, Ottawa and Yellowknif­e
• McDavid outshines Crosby as Oilers surge past Penguins
• Southern Alberta Summer Games transition to community hosted Regional Events set for July
• Jays rally for win over Red Sox in extra inning
• As Canadian sport wrestles with winning and athlete wellness, Norway a possible model
• Predators make the playoffs despite 5-4 OT loss to Flames
• U.S. urges arms for Ukraine amid fears of expanding war
• Foreign affairs minister, U.S. counterpar­t discuss next steps in Ukraine
• Hope remains that missing Saskatchew­an boy is still alive

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