Lethbridge Herald - 2024-06-21

• Officers honoured for efforts to combat impaired driving
• Environmen­t minister unworried by move toward methane tariffs
• Skateboard­ing and Indigenous communitie­s team up for event
• Food banks requesting water this summer
• Murder-conspiracy trial hears of guns found in travel trailer near Coutts blockade
• SACPA talk addresses government bills
• Indigenous program graduation celebrates Blackfoot culture
• New CEO takes the reins at the Galt Museum and Archives
• Hillcrest mine disaster victims will never be forgotten
• Indigenous students, alumni realizing benefits of mentorship program
• City shares watering strategy
• Net-zero grid could spark flurry of dealmaking in renewables sector: report
• Pathways oilsands group removes website content over anti-greenwashi­ng rules
• Transition­ing to electric vehicles by 2035 is unrealisti­c
• Residents need to support a more welcoming community
• Community well on its way to reaching waste targets
• Community CALENDAR
• ‘As you wish’ - The Princess Bride back on big screen
• Adult summer reading at the library
• Senators approve bill to fight foreign interferen­ce
• Bulls crush the Prospects for a fifth consecutiv­e win
• McDavid,Oilers looking to continue Cup push in Game 6
• Pioneers exceeding expectatio­ns as season winds down
• Argentina opens Copa America title defense by beating Canada
• Oilers’ Skinner steps up after playoff benching: ‘It pissed me off’
• Wassermann named to Paralympic team
• A third helping: ‘The Bear’ returns with Michelin-star dreams
• What’s Available NOW On prime video
• The 2024 NHL Entry Draft set to kick off at the Las Vegas Sphere
• Ed O’Neill

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