Calgary Herald - 2013-07-25

• Canadian rock legends Rush take their flood relief efforts to Red Deer, winning praise and admiration along the way
• YOUR RENO GUIDE
• Insurers’ flood losses at $1.3B, Redford says
• EX-OLYMPIAN KEEPS UP FITNESS DRIVE AS A NEW MOM
• BY GEORGE, A NAME
• FIND OUT WHERE LOCALS PLAY IN INVERMERE
• Trudeau urges legalizati­on of marijuana
• S.E. TRANSIT DROPS DOWN PRIORITY LIST
• Displaced residents find relief, austerity at Saddlebroo­k Camp
• Doctors in High River upset over lack of plan to reopen town’s hospital
• Will province follow through on ambitious plans for prevention?
• Helicopter crash blamed on pilot inexperien­ce
• Storm drain work may see utility bills rise
• Premiers urge PM to call public inquiry over aboriginal women
• Rempel calls for better market access
• Ottawa rebuffed Alberta after ’05 floods, Stelmach team says
• ‘Changed’ Bow River still fine for fishing
• Ex-art gallery CEO gives tearful apology for fraud
• Past flood lessons helped spare Okotoks
• Ultra-fast Internet puts global spotlight on Olds
• New backcountr­y hut proposed for Yoho Park
• Day home operator granted bail in tot’s death
• Woman’s ‘spirit was taken away’ at residentia­l school, panel told
• Pair accused of kidnapping Edmonton businessma­n
• Where’s Redford? Creating intrigue
• The flood that united us will start to divide us
• Credit for credit card ruling
• Packing his trunk
• Premiers should focus on labour, transporta­tion
• Stats back Licia
• Britain depends on royal magic
• Woman searches for an identity
• Scientists work to protect rare lizard
• Tories want to boost trade in arms with Brazil, Chile
• Inquiry told girl’s death due to colonialis­m
• Winnipeg cops look for mom after kids’ deaths
• Crash in Ontario kills two cross-country cyclists
• Diverse attraction­s put Montgomery on the map
• Spanish train crash leaves dozens dead
• Weiner’s wife echoes Hillary Clinton
• TV show hands out babies in Ramadan ratings battle
• Cartoon superhero fights to educate girls
• Pope urges faithful to resist ‘idols’ of pleasure
• Koreans yearn for family reunions
• Cure elusive for age-related macular degenerati­on
• Cancer patients test cold caps
• Friends flaunting their affairs
• Mediterran­ean diet has big benefits
• Myth surrounds the new four-minute workout
• Tight oil writeoffs trigger Cenovus miss
• Proxy battle hits developer
• Industry sees no slowdown in train traffic
• AROUND TOWN:
• Encana story
• CP Rail story
• Empire sells 68 Safeway properties
• Albertans pay off more debt: survey
• Germany-alberta program grows
• Cenovus to anchor Brookfield tower downtown
• Blown natural gas well poses little environmen­tal danger, experts say
• LNG sector could support 75,000 jobs
• Bombardier Cseries still on the ground
• Bank of England opts for sensibilit­y
• Facebook’s mobile push exceeding expectatio­ns
• Zero-net home developmen­ts a niche market
• Robots charm automakers
• Earnings rEports sEnd tsX lowEr
• Hope lingers for Creedence Clearwater revival
• Forget tribute, Joni Mitchell says
• Firing up Hell’s Kitchen
• Calgary thespians scoop up ‘Critters’
• Troubadour makes musical magic
• Here’s the complete list of winners:
• Film and TV under online attack
• Young Canadian stars praised in Variety magazine youth issue
• Tributes paid to artist Alex Colville
• Lea Michele: He made me feel ‘unstoppabl­e’
• Quarterbac­k picture clears
• Former Open champs bolster Calgary stop
• Anxious to see ’Peg’s new digs
• Time to go forward, says Pats coach
• Larry Taylor itching to end return TD drought
• Quarterbac­ks recall their first CFL starts
• Clouds of criticism hang over Als and Eskimos
• Skydiver ends player’s season
• Riders quarterbac­k Durant hampered by injured foot
• VICKI HALL
• POWER RANKINGS
• KRISTEN ODLAND
• Glen Abbey G.C.
• Golfer tries to earn ‘wings’
• Els touts Delaet for President’s Cup team
• A-rod might never play again
• Eagles keep gulls at bay
• Relief volunteers on pins, needles
• Spirit alive and well with women’s group
• Community spirit is music to the ears
• Pet wound-licking does more harm than good
• Staying up too late is OK when it involves reading
• Sunday, July 28 - Country Dinner to Big Valley
• Gardening a great learning tool for children
• Cranky SUV got hot under the hood
• Water Festival features plenty of family fun
• CROSSWORD PUZZLER

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