Calgary Herald - 2015-04-02

• FLAMES TO UNVEIL MEGA COMPLEX
• Alberta set to dispense fentanyl drug antidote
• ONE SON DEAD, ONE ARRESTED
• ROOKIE OF THE MONTH
• Big win leads to 3- 1 series lead over Ice
• Century Downs Racetrack and Casino opens
• ‘ Why me?’ fatal shooting victim cried
• Setting its sights on the tycoons
• City is getting a new music festival
• Former boss of the Vancouver Olympics says he’s been vindicated
• Chestermer­e making clear garbage bags mandatory
• GuZoo getting rid of wildlife after permit expires
• C- suites are feeling the heat from oil price crisis
• Calgarians get national honour
• ELEGANT ‘ THEN AND NOW’ CEREMONY MARKS SPRUCE MEADOWS MILESTONE
• Canada lacks strategy to catch radicals early
• Alberta researcher says dinosaur pair could be lovebirds
• Province extends mental health program
• Putting seniors in hospitals costing more than $ 170M a year, Liberals say
• Province to spend $ 80M twinning Highway 19
• Investigat­ion could quash MLA’s candidacy
• Guilty pleas spare family pain of a trial
• Women upset but unhurt in gunpoint carjacking
• B. C. backyard bubble Canada’s first biodome
• RWANDAN AUTHOR SPEAKS ABOUT GENOCIDE’S LEGACY
• Charges laid in credit card, ID fraud scam
• Stars are lining up for 24th Calgary Dance Stampede
• Canadian medical schools tackle assisted suicide
• AGAINST A BACKLASH
• DIPLOMATIC DILEMMA
• Sweden adopts ‘ hen’ as neutral pronoun
• Palestinia­ns join internatio­nal court
• RCMP security overhaul planned
• Iraq declares victory over ISIL extremists in Tikrit
• Vibrant Berlin has been reborn from the horrors of its Nazi past
• FARM LAWS ARE NEEDED
• QUERY SENATE EXPENSES? PERISH THE VERY THOUGHT!
• Prentice must honour fixed election date
• Laricina scenario exposes tech trouble
• TWICE AS NICE FOR SIMMONS
• FRANKLY SPEAKING
• Foreign workers fighting to stay in Canada
• Spruce Meadows celebrates sponsors
• Quebec terminal loss could be gain for N. B.
• Balanced federal budget on track
• Canada may cut interest rate below that of U. S.
• Regulators prepare for drone invasion
• Fire on oil platform kills four
• BlackGold project on hold until price revives
• Changes made to crude put on trains
• WHAT ROLE DOES COLLABORAT­ION PLAY IN EXPANDING YOUR BUSINESS?
• Infrastruc­ture solid for energy investors
• Philips sells LED lights maker
• Byfuglien’s ‘ violent’ attack can’t be ignored by NHL
• 50 goals and counting for Capitals goal- scoring machine Alex Ovechkin
• New women’s hockey league says it will pay players
• Flames prospects vying for NCAA title
• The Flames have five games left. Can they make the post- season for the first time since 2009? Jamie Dirom sizes up the situation.
• LOCALS IN HOME STRETCH
• Flames seven- game segments has team on verge of playoffs
• Blues limping down the stretch once again
• Triathlete prepares for comeback
• Cranbrook’s Sherret wins World Junior ski cross title
• Reyes prepares for more turf aggravatio­n
• Money for medals opposes Olympic ideal
• Religious- freedom law a sports killer
• TOO MUCH EXERCISE?
• YOGA YOUR WORRIES AWAY
• CYNTHIA LENNON DIES
• Finally there’s a study that really comes in handy
• Unravellin­g the mystery of Autism Spectrum Disorder
• All that naked truth can’t hide a wobbly script
• GEORGIA NICOLS

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