Calgary Herald - 2013-07-24

• SPIKE BOUND FOR FLORIDA
• High River camp saddles up
• M. WARD GETS POP ACCLAIM AHEAD OF FOLK FEST
• JAGGER AT 70
• THE BERRY BEST
• AS DAMAGE PILES UP, CITY URGED TO SAVE
• BANKS SHOULD ‘LAY OFF THE FLOOD VICTIMS’
• INSITE COUNTERS CRITICISM IN GLEE STAR’S DEATH
• May his birth serve as a moment for renewing and strengthen­ing Canada’s ties with ... the British Crown”
• LIBERALS CALL FOR REVIEW OF PREPAREDNE­SS
• STAMPS IN A BATTLE OF THE BACKUPS
• FOUR CHARGED IN MAJOR DRUG BUST
• ‘Remarkable blessings’ from a life cut short by ALS
• Expert panel to direct flood prevention
• Ottawa introduces new train-safety rules
• Residents, officials clash over future flood strategy
• Plan to shift displaced pupils draws criticism
• Remains found those of missing sex worker
• Hard-hit Chinatown welcomes customers
• Residents fight density at strip mall hearing
• Lawyers expect complex case in gang slayings
• Parking authority balancing safety with flood repair
• Veteran remembers end of ‘forgotten war’
• Egypt had to be rid of the Muslim Brotherhoo­d
• Playing finders keepers
• Research done
• A prince’s royal beginnings
• Canadian military uses animals for training, testing
• Husband tells of life on lam
• Senate reform hits a Wall
• Via Rail terror suspect wants evidence to be made public
• Policeman discipline­d for leaking pictures
• Canadian accused of terror ties freed
• China quake toll climbs
• Resurgent al-qaida in Iraq amid a fracturing region
• Pope’s Brazil security in focus after mob scenes
• Instagram upending Vine
• New Macbook Air boasts battery-life and portabilit­y
• Calgary firm gets in on 3-D miracle
• Snc-lavalin gets new compass
• Province to help flooded firms
• Barrick Gold Corp. takes $500M loss on energy sale
• Math geniuses replace traders on Wall Street
• Calgary commuters drive car2go into growth fast lane
• Jump in retail sales boosts economy
• Future credit card changes likely to cost consumers more
• Guatemalan lawsuits against Hudbay to be tried in Canada
• Pipe toll charges linked to natural gas price dive
• Environmen­tal infraction­s not addressed, survey says
• B.C. First Nations band involved in three LNG proposals
• Apple’s earnings continue to slide
• Property specialist sees opening
• Time for investors to buy local
• CN WEIGHS ON TSX, BUT CHINA BRINGS LIFT
• Arts authority founder left his mark
• Fans embracing world-music blend
• Mccartney performs for train disaster survivors
• Cowboys didn’t give up until end
• Heeeeere’s Johnny! On itunes
• Wikileaks thriller to open film gala
• Selena Gomez still figuring out life
• SIPPING on SANGRIA
• Cherry and Cider Sangria
• Distance yourself from manipulato­r
• Traditiona­l southern hospitalit­y only a click away
• Southern-fried cartoon fun
• Jamie Zachary
• Family comes first at Eastside Kia
• MUSICAL CHAIRS
• Disgust for doping deepens among players
• CANADIAN OPEN:
• D-line depth helping smooth loss of Hughes
• Stamps notes: Filling Joe West’s large shoes
• Coaches, players struggle with lack of contact
• Flacco brims with confidence
• Tiger’s niece Cheyenne starts late but learns fast
• Kemp says Braun should lose MVP
• Argos’ Ray better, but Kackert is out
• Can Eskimos play the cohesive game?
• Yzerman targets speed, skill
• Americans want youth aboard Sochi process
• Devils sign Jagr after departure of Kovalchuk

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