Lethbridge Herald - 2023-02-15

• March brings attention to missing and murdered women
• St. Martha’s spreads love to the city through art
• Parking fines increases back in the spotlight at SPC meeting
• Two UCP contenders taking aim at Phillips in Lethbridge West
• TikTok sensation inspires students to achieve potential
• Local student shows promise, selected as finalist for lucrative award
• Man gets jail for shopbreaki­ng
• Robbery trial reschedule­d for later this year
• Backyard bird count helps conservati­on take flight
• College offers resources to help overcome test anxiety
• Muslim youth associatio­n hosts Explore Islam tour in rural communitie­s
• MPs summon grocery CEOs to testify in Ottawa about food price inflation
• How can Canada productive­ly engage with India in the future?
• Heritage minister can’t define Canadian content
• Cleaning up: hiring profession­al help for the home
• Community CALENDAR
• Reducing the salt in your diet
• Alberta ranchers conserve land to protect water
• Critics fear dispersing Fish and Wildlife to weaken environmen­tal management
• Handful of protesters mark anniversar­y of Emergencie­s Act invocation in Ottawa
• Swetlikoff feeling right at home with Hurricanes
• Poeltl’s 30 points power Raptors past Magic 123-113
• Canadiens host Ukrainian peewee team
• Kodiaks see great success
• Springer feeling healthy again
• MPs want Canada to match donations to more charities responding to earthquake
• Norad intercepts Russian bomber near Alaska
• Russia denies claims it plans to destabiliz­e Moldova

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