Calgary Herald - 2013-02-09

• THE LASTING LEGACY OF 1988
• CHINATOWN READY FOR NEWYEAR’S FESTIVITIE­S
• ALBERTA IN THE RED
• MEETING DEMAND?
• ANTARCTICA’S BEAUTY
• AGRAMMY MAYBE FOR CARLYRAE JEPSEN?
• FLAMES’ BACKLUND ON INJURED RESERVE
• INSIDER SAYS SPENDING TO RISE IN NEXT BUDGET
• Food ideas,
• Girl shot by Taliban discharged from hospital
• Exit door on deck after senator charged
• Judge gives navy spy 20 years
• Killer storm blasts southern Ontario
• Feds say personal data last seen in August
• Crime reform targets mentally ill killers
• Jaw could fill gap between Neandertha­ls, humans
• Forget doctors, Redford should target AHS execs
• U.S. still needs to know what happened in Benghazi
• Line in the sand
• Educating Mr. Lukaszuk
• Research makes us Cambridge on the Bow — we ignore it at our peril
• Calgary gets what diversific­ation is all about
• Political bogeymen
• Sometimes, politician­s get in the way of community
• It’s time to abolish the $3.6-billion tariff tax on the poor
• Dual-citizen terrorists: Are they Canadian?
• OLYMPIC OVAL
• Tower flame kept secret until end
• Cancer survivor now delves into disease
• Kerry avoids mention of Keystone XL
• Bush family emails apparently hacked
• Amish leader accepts sentence in beard battle
• Police wary in hunt for former colleague
• Researcher­s track elusive mountain wolverines
• Minister defends email to teachers
• Ex-stamps star Reynolds denies assault
• ‘Everything went up in flames’ — residents escape unharmed
• Don’t cut EI to convicts, agency warns
• Wife charged with witness tampering
• Favourite retreat of stars on market for $12.5 M
• Lengthy jail term urged
• Groups urge city to go slow
• Residents sign on to save pool
• ATCO engages in EPIC act of charity
• Support on offer following divorce
• Faith calendar
• Slide could pose risk to threatened cutthroat trout in Rockies
• It’s time we get serious about saving
• Royalty review won’t fly
• Demand for truckers in U.S. shifts to overdrive
• U of C report rips potash royalty system
• Alberta healthy despite ‘day of infamy’
• Calgary housing starts slow
• Wood pellets could warm N.W.T. communitie­s
• Ban proposals reload gunmakers’ profit
• Dreamliner deliveries could slip, Boeing says
• Retiring to upsized lifestyle
• Have your plans to retire evolved?
• China’s trade data gives tsx a boost
• Online strategy paves way to job
• Do women wreck their careers?
• U.S. hiring numbers exceed expectatio­ns
• Foreign investors fuel surge in green cards
• Worried Alberta film workers’ blitzing province ahead of March budget
• Witness to pain, want — and hope
• Kung Fu Panties back in fighting form
• Zombies to the left, mortals to the right
• Music writers predict diverse winners
• Stars make an impact
• Protecting wetlands with a touch of class
• Perry picks unexpected date for Grammys
• Walking Dead staggers back
• A tribute to Whitney
• Wideman’s deal worth every cent
• Trusted Jackson joins Lions to push QB Lulay
• ’Dome’s power device backfired
• Quarterbac­k hope returns to Stamps in receiver spot
• Rush look for answer to Riggers
• Ben Street called up from Abbotsford to join big team
• 5 THINGS TO WATCH
• No pressure to pull trigger on trade
• Phaneuf now under the scanner
• Injured Spezza hopes season isn’t over
• Sluchinski upsets Koe to reach final
• Men’s field prepares for gnarly course
• Family’s future looks brighter in New Brighton
• INCREASES 15 PER CENT Brisk pace in city for resale housing
• Past comes alive in favourite room
• Online award honours homebuilde­r
• Builders near lake set to make waves
• Plenty of elbow room in house
• Buyers light flame for fireplace trend
• Easy path for move-up buyers
• OLD MOVIE ROLES
• The New York Times Crossword
• Hong Kong’s calling
• A language gap as big as the Atlantic
• Reluctant muggle visits Harry Potter’s world
• The Caribbean’s best-kept secret
• Here are some top cruise ships
• Family wins space race
• Multi-family pace strong for resale
• Prospect looks good for buyers
• LIFESTYLES
• Calgarians find place in the sun within Mexico
• DR Properties - steps from the beach, affordable and safe
• Roll up your sleeves and research purchase
• A SPECIAL DISH FOR THAT SPECIAL PERSON ON VALENTINE’S DAY
• CANADIAN AUTHOR MOBBED BY TEEN FANS IN POLAND
• TASTY DUMPLINGS EASY TO MAKE AND WILL DISAPPEAR QUICKLY
• DON’T BELIEVE IT: WOMEN AND MEN REALLY ARE FROM THE SAME PLANET
• WHY GENDER ROLES STILL MEAN SOMETHING
• MARRIAGE PROPOSALS GONE AWRY
• Feasting on ’88 Olympic memories
• Shake up some love
• Getting out can improve relationsh­ip
• Author’s work revives a life twice forgotten
• Icy current links 11 stories into novel
• Sendak leaves behind stirring legacy
• Inspiratio­n comes from likeliest places
• Hear no evil: soundproof­ing for your sanity

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