Calgary Herald - 2015-08-07

• HARPER DEFENDS TORY RECORD
• RAINING CHAMP ON TRACK
• Calgary baby killer granted day parole
• RICKI AND THE FLASH
• It’s hitting people a decade earlier than it used to
• Rememberin­g Hiroshima, Nagasaki 70 years later
• Connolly and the kids teach us about life
• Tornado touches down near Foremost
• Hail- busting pilots tackle summer storms
• Small- space gardening takes off
• Family honours Suzanne’s legacy
• Police warn Calgarians of ‘ blessing’ scammers
• CONTACT THE HERALD
• Cyclist looking to thank Good Samaritan
• Farmers cope with damage following hailstorms
• Byelection date draws anger from opposition
• Insurance payouts to farmers likely near $ 1 billion
• Notley douses Harper’s incendiary comments
• Two dream homes, cash up for grabs
• Convicted killer may appeal after sentencing
• Truck smashes through the North Hill mall
• Fentanyl gangs profit as death toll climbs
• Senior with kitten still looking for a new home
• ‘ It hurts to watch her’
• N. L. first province to drop student loans in favour of grants
• Seniors who are responsibl­e pet owners should not have to give up their animals.
• Right tweet at right time could affect race
• Gun owners cheer lifting of rifle ban
• WHAT THE PARTIES PLEDGE ON INFRASTRUC­TURE
• Opposition leaders target Harper’s economic record
• Canada Post, carriers settle over flyers
• Survivors refuse to let memories of bombing fade
• Warming temperatur­es force walruses north
• Notley knows it would be unwise to burn bridges with Harper
• WATCH THE SPENDING
• Trudeau lands best punches against solid foes
• Western culture seeping into Iran
• Syria- bound youths back in Canada, report says
• CEO working hard to engineer turnaround in SNC- Lavalin image
• CNRL targets royalty land sale this year
• Digital services tax inevitable, experts say
• AGRIUM SEES EARNINGS GO UP
• NORR STEPS UP FOR NON- PROFITS
• Fertilizer maker spends $ 8B on OCI NV assets
• Traffic issues a headache in heartland
• Jury out on Chinese money in housing
• SNC ‘ on track’ despite Q2 results
• B. C. resort’s summer good after tough winter
• Oil crash takes shine off Trans Mountain expansion plans
• Gusher of oil and gas expected
• Pengrowth cutting $ 30M from 2015 capital budget
• The best way to expand CPP? Let’s raise the earnings ceiling
• WSP Global climbs to top of the heap
• A GIFT WORTH OPENING
• Fantastic Four reboot fails worse than first
• Present tense gets twisted
• Optimistic Connolly carries on
• Not so sure about these Lads
• WHEN BAD MOVIES HAPPEN TO BAD PEOPLE
• Garden with an eye to next year
• Flames prospect growing into his game
• KANE BEING INVESTIGAT­ED
• HAWKINS IN SAVE MODE
• ‘ Fully relaxed’ Maggert among the favourites
• SHAW CLASSIC CONTENDERS
• Gibson’s hometown game picks up steam
• Dawgs’ collapse complete after Game 5 loss to Mavs
• Four local players on World Cup rugby roster
• Canada wins big in closing Showcase
• Returning juniors sharing leadership knowledge is key to Canada’s squad
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• CFL unveils policy to tackle violence against women
• NFL, CFL teaming up on concussion detection
• CADDY TAKES ON BMW — AND WINS
• Wild Sierra Cosworth a blast from Ford’s past
• WELCOMING A SPECIAL GUEST
• MEET THE NEW DIESEL
• Jeep delivers thrills of an old muscle car
• GIMME SHELTER
• MEET THE MAKER: IT’S ALIVE!
• THE HUNT: ATTACK OF THE 50- FOOT ZUCCHINI:
• IN SEASON: PURPLE REIGN
• FOO FIGHTERS vs. MUMFORD & SONS
• ROCKY DAWUNI
• THE MIKADO
• When the sun goes down
• EATS + DRINKS

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