Calgary Herald - 2015-03-07

• BABA NOEL PAYS A VISIT
• JUNOS HONOUR SLAIN MUSICIANS
• After a charmed rise to power, the hard part begins for Jim Prentice — and Albertans
• A warning from the dead
• IT’S MAGIC IN MOTOWN
• BRIER TENSION BUILDING
• Spencer Estabrooks a fan of making movies at home
• Conversion of ward at Lougheed Centre prompts layoffs
• Stamps sign veteran defensive lineman Taylor
• U of C on security alert after disturbing break-in
• Obama calls oilsands process very ‘dirty’
• Bill Brooks is at city’s best parties
• Suspect charged in library sex show
• De Grood ordered to stand trial
• BRIER FAN CURLS ACROSS THE NATION
• Banff National Park acquires $6.4M to bring back bison
• Tories deliver cash for cities
• Mom who killed baby sentenced to 15 years
• HANSON TO RUN FOR PCS, LIKELY IN CALGARY-CROSS
• Smith must earn back voters’ trust
• A TIMELINE OF PRENTICE IN PROVINCIAL POLITICS
• BUCKLE UP FOR BUMPY RIDE
• THEN AND NOW:
• Ottawa offers $125k to thalidomid­e survivors
• Transit service changes to start Monday
• Doctors can’t say no
• NO SNOW FOR IDITAROD
• Poised for power?
• Coalition is key to Israel’s political system
• ‘Eurabia’ fears rise following terror attacks
• A ‘lesson’ to police on breathalyz­ers
• FAITH CALENDAR
• Calgary woman faces fraud charges
• Trail of destructio­n
• Boko Haram readies for looming battle
• Dwarf planet welcomes first visitor
• Unwilling to give up hope
• Tory foreign policy is all about winning votes on the home front
• Don’t deprive seniors of deserved discounts
• SHARING THE BUDGET PAIN
• Airplanes worse than skateboard­s
• Albertans looked the other way as savings raided
• POLITICS ABOVE ALL ELSE
• Property rights are bound to be debated again
• HARRISON’S FORD’S ADVENTURE
• THE SILENT AUTHOR
• Holocaust horrors relived in puppet tale
• Theatre Calgary Night With the Stars
• Youth Singers of Calgary have Hearts for Arts
• There’s plenty to smile about in real estate
• Private equity steps up for energy
• Should schools teach entreprene­urship?
• OIL BACKLOG
• SPECTRUM BIDDING
• Student aids students
• Family members penalized by ASC
• Prentice sees progress on pipeline to B.C.
• Firms sit on crude
• Germany approves quota
• Euro, greenback closer to parity
• Dip in U.S. unemployme­nt may hike interest rates
• RETIRING EARLY MEANS DIPPING INTO SAVINGS
• TAX EXPERT Crunching the new Family Tax Cut credit
• WHY RETAILERS KEEN TO BOOST BOTTOM WAGES WORKING
• BlackBerry has a handset habit
• Raonic fires opening salvo for Canada at Davis Cup
• CHRIST USES POWER METHOD
• DOLLARS AND SENSE
• Slow start too much for Koe to overcome
• Saskatchew­an helps avoid wild tiebreaker with win over B.C.
• Hudler quietly stepping up as a leader for Flames
• Jokinen thankful for chance to move on
• Roughnecks prepare for stern test
• THE FASTEST THINGS ON ICE
• Sinclair’s goal lifts Canada to Cyprus Cup win
• Traditiona­l putting style back in vogue
• Man United’s path to Wembley runs through Arsenal
• Rory gets top marks for toss
• Dickey slows it down to avoid sluggish start
• Florida man jailed for smuggling Cuban star into U.S.
• Williams excels in Hornets’ win
• Marshawn Lynch gets huge raise in new deal with the Seahawks
• KEEP IT CANADIAN IN 2015
• GEM OF SLOVENIA
• EXHIBIT FIT FOR A KING
• WHICH WAY TO THE BEACH?
• PUERTO RICO
• SAILING SAFARI ON THE WEST COAST
• Costa Diadema offers full Italian experience
• Seventh heaven awaits at Beaver Creek, Vail
• FROM BING TO BLOOMSDAY .
• Tina Fey shifts new comedy to Netflix
• AND THE WINNERS ARE ...
• A GEM OF A LAYOUT
• HEART OF THE HOME
• Art competitio­n makes gallery of Stampede Rotary Dream Home
• Calgary sees slower addition of new listings
• DECOR THERAPY
• NEW LOVE FOR OLD
• STORAGE BIN SINS
• L. A. TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLES
• TEST PATTERN
• AVIRA HAS IT ALL
• SHOPPING THE SILVER SCREEN
• VERSATILE VICTOR
• Park Point poised to be ‘a landmark’ of neighbourh­ood
• Calbridge opens two new villa show homes in Artesia community
• ALBERTA’S #1 CONDO BUILDER
• ACCENT ON THE ESTHETIC
• House inventory upswing equals more choice
• A DOOR WITH A VIEW
• DISCOVER YOUR HOME AWAY FROM HOME
• TREASURES TO DISCOVER
• IN PRAISE OF THE BRAISE
• BEYOND THE WAR ZONE
• Which hue for you?
• YOUR BURNING QUESTIONS ON GROUP DINING
• These sunny wines offer winter escape
• BRAISE THOSE BLUES AWAY
• Vegetables can be hearty fare on chilly nights
• BRAISED POTATOES WITH BAY LEAVES AND GARLIC
• PUT THE BRAKES ON YOUR LIFE
• SKI ON BENDED KNEE
• VITAL CONNECTION­S
• A world of adventure for young readers
• Latest mystery proves Chapman is one to watch
• Your Backyard Awaits in Riviera, Cochrane

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