Lethbridge Herald - 2024-07-19

• Campaign stepping up to provide shoes for needy kids
• Doctor numbers don’t tell story, says Friends of Medicare
• New strategies for graffiti prevention outlined at SPC
• Scientists educate public during research centre open house
• Accused in Coutts trial feared food shortages, questioned COVID-19 vaccine
• Paramedic program among Polytechni­c’s new offerings
• South Country Fair ready to play again
• Summer’s heat is long overdue
• Joly visit China to ‘pragmatica­lly’ engage amid diplomatic rift
• Federal government announces $89M for conservati­on projects across Canada
• Alberta law society clears former cabinet minister Tyler Shandro of misconduct
• ‘Startle factor’: Canadian North simulator brings pilot training closer to real thing
• Final hurdle clears for grocery code of conduct as Walmart and Costco sign on
• The failed welfare state is empowering the right
• Ottawa is not trying to steal all of Albertans’ money
• Movies helping bring together different generation­s
• Community CALENDAR
• Physical Literacy Collection library’s hidden gem
• Grateful Dead, Coppola among Kennedy Centre honourees
• Bulls hang on to beat Giants
• Inaugural ABA Club Invitation­al being hosted in Lethbridge
• Woods in danger of missing cut at British Open
• Riders donning new look, hope to have attendance numbers of the past
• Brown makes late birdies for a 1-shot lead over Lowry
• Riders look to limit offensive opportunit­ies
• HARVEY BOURASSA
• Summer on the Seine: Boat parade welcomes athletes to Paris 2024
• U.S. women’s soccer looking to win first Olympic gold since 2012
• tonight’s PICKS
• Reba McEntire

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