Lethbridge Herald - 2024-02-02

• School division responds to new transgende­r policies
• Smith says transgende­r rules coming in fall
• SPC hears update on water conservati­on
• SACPA asked to look at bright side of education system
• U of L kicks off Black History Month
• Man gets jail for homemade bombs
• College committed to recognizin­g Black history
• Fraud charges against businessma­n could be resolved without trial
• Plasma Centre hosting donation challenge
• How much criticism is warranted of any government?
• Debt making home ownership difficult: study
• Bill to update impact assessment law coming in spring
• Increase in U.S. softwood lumber duties ‘entirely unwarrante­d,’ trade minister says
• Ottawa to wait until after next federal election to expand assisted dying eligibilit­y
• Planned rollout of dental care will miss deadline in Liberals’ deal with the NDP
• National chief calls on Ottawa to resume policing talks
• Canada warns of ‘practical limitation­s’ to releasing info on foreign meddling
• Alberta NDP faces uncertain future without Rachel Notley
• Electric-powered vehicles have plenty of range for most usage
• Allure of big screen endures as moviegoing continues to evolve
• Non-fiction releases an opportunit­y to learn
• Community CALENDAR
• AP writers predict the big winners at Grammys
• Canadian in running for a win
• Pearl Jam gives listening party to new album
• Raymond Comets using travel schedule to prepare for provincial run
• Pronghorns making immense strides in second semester
• Diallo to open Davis Cup qualifier against South Korea
• NHL defends itself against criticism regarding diversity
• Calgary set to host Special Olympics Games
• Mahomes and Purdy are chasing greatness

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