Calgary Herald - 2015-04-10

• FLAMES ARE PLAYOFF BOUND!
• The price of dysfunctio­n
• BELL DEAL WORTH $ 10 MILLION
• NDP dares to dream of victory in southern Alberta
• Spieth tears up Augusta in first round
• ‘ Bickering’ hurting nation: CEO
• Full primer for Medicine Hat series
• Danny Collins: Pacino’s latest quest
• Prentice plays the ‘ extremist’ card
• Tiny town faces hurdles
• Oil prices remain volatile
• City hopes cameras nab vandals
• Voters of two minds on PCs
• Prentice heads into opposition territory
• Wildrose vows to cut 3,200 civil service management jobs
• PCs’ campaign war chest runneth over
• Barred PC hopeful to contest election
• Time for yearly tax and mill rate shifts
• Research suggests Alberta’s dinosaurs fought each other
• Crown stays charges in immigratio­n fraud case
• Keating wants random seating plan for council
• Suspected fentanyl trafficker arrested
• Police seek murder witnesses as persons of interest identified
• Teenager in court over terror charges
• Suspects were in custody fight after girl’s death, court hears
• Lunchtime cycling OKed on Stephen Ave.
• Stats show Alberta flu deaths near 100
• Salt causing road crashes
• Duffy lawyer flogging the dead horse of Senate entitlemen­t
• SLOW RESPONSE TO OIL SPILL
• Politician­s are only ever as good as their word, which they all seem to break with depressing regularity.
• Dash cam video shows pursuit before shooting
• Deal reached to expel ISIL from refugee camp
• Yemeni rebels capture key city
• Navy League’s removal of cadet drill guns makes waves
• CHINA’S ISLAND BUILDING ALARMS THE NEIGHBOURS
• RCMP confirms aboriginal women mostly victimized by own communitie­s
• Ousted Crull an apparent fall guy for Bell Media
• Liberal launch just like attending a wake, but minus the alcohol
• MIDWIVES MAKE SENSE
• Horses suffering at Coutts crossing
• Society pays a steep price for car culture
• CAMILLA WINS OVER THE BRITISH
• Black light puts new faces to history
• Calvalley offers its investors an exit from war- torn Yemen
• A GOLDEN ANNIVERSAR­Y
• MULTI- ASSET STRATEGIES
• Union upset as Fort McMurray airport outsources cleaning staff
• CRTC wants to know your digital needs
• State- owned firms still in buying mood
• Postmedia losses grow amid slump in advertisin­g revenue
• Top court won't hear appeal from farm group
• TransCanad­a would scrap Quebec port to secure deal
• Petronas LNG project looking good
• Investors skeptical of Shell’s $ 70B deal
• Forecastin­g where energy price will be in a year is a mug’s game
• Some dating advice for lovelorn investors
• Cybercrime fighters crush malicious botnet
• LinkedIn set to buy online educationa­l firm Lynda. com
• Hit me, baby, one more time
• IT’S JUST DUCKY
• RODEO FILM HAS TOO MUCH BULL
• Jagger gets satisfacti­on from hit TV series Empire
• NOT QUITE PRODIGIOUS ENOUGH
• Keep fighting for arts, McLachlan urges
• THRILLER BOGGED IN HICKSPEAK
• Newsman Schieffer is calling it a day
• Disney rediscover­s its mojo
• BARANSKI REDEFINES FEMININITY
• Mariel faces up to the Hemingway curse
• X marks the spot for uninspired TV
• Luminato festival goes to extremes
• The New York Times Crossword
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• PULLING OUT ALL OF THE STOPS
• PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE
• FANS ERUPT AS FLAMES END PLAYOFF DROUGHT
• Healthy Ortio solidifies team’s depth in net
• Goalie sets NHL record as Habs win in OT
• Hitmen aim for winning start
• Klimchuk relishes challenge
• Rower helps make history in famed U. K. college race
• Playoffs starting early for Riggers
• Hard- luck Johnson stays with Stampeders
• Rookies shine bright as Jays down Yanks
• Humphries reflects on tough season
• Alberta lad wins hearts at Augusta
• WEIR VOWS TO BATTLE THROUGH HIS LIGAMENT DAMAGE WOES
• MUSCULAR SEDAN DELIVERS POWER, SPORTY HANDLING
• The very real dangers of turning right on a red light
• SEDANS RULE ROOST IN N. Y.
• MINI TAKES ON FIESTA
• Proper spring cleaning of your car can pay dividends
• A Mercedes pickup? Have we all gone mad?
• Young women the driving force for these informativ­e programs
• A new way for families to get around
• HOW I LEARNED TO STOP WORRYING AND HATE MY RING
• DESIGN DECODER: SUMER SINGH
• SHASHANK SUBRAMANYA­M AND RAKESH CHAURASIA
• MUSIC COLLECTORS SHOW
• Heading for Daylight
• From bended knee to Kijiji

Calgary Herald - 2015-04-09

Calgary Herald - 2015-04-11