Lethbridge Herald - 2022-05-04

• City painting crosswalks in anticipati­on of Pride Fest
• Paid parking coming to the Enmax Centre
• Trial expected for Coutts protester involved in vehicle incident
• University board responds to faculty vote of non-confidence
• Brahms’ Requiem anchors Symphony performanc­e
• Target Hunger seeking volunteers for food drive
• Fight against HIV/AIDS in Africa continued during pandemic
• Auto dealers look to put skilled trades in the driver’s seat
• Bindra guilty in multiple sexual assault case
• Palliser’s Pascal nominated for Edwin Parr Award
• Local author hopes to tickle the twine with “Hockey Stories”
• Tim Hortons’ downtown restaurant­s rebound
• DC reaches $750K settlement in Trump inaugural lawsuit
• Cutting gas tax doesn’t offer Albertans real relief
• City Hall’s lack of considerat­ion for cat ranch is heartless
• Lethbridge Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous Community CALENDAR
• Carrying negative messages from the past? Let it go! ALL PSYCHED UP
• Watch for signs of skin cancer
• Abortion rights motion fails as Tories told to stay silent on U.S. draft decision
• Canadiens legend Guy Lafleur honoured at national funeral
• Cudas start season undefeated
• Capitals rally past top-seeded Panthers 4-2, take Game 1
• Oilers look to harness emotion, bounce back from Game 1 loss to Kings
• Alouettes select Richards first overall in CFL draft
• Kidnapped train passengers being used as human shields, says Nigeria’s president Buhari
• New Mexico wildfire growing

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