Calgary Herald - 2015-11-04

• One man injured as police open fire in downtown core
• PREMIER EYES ETHICS RULES
• PARK TRACKS ROGUE BEAR
• NO LUCK IN COLORADO
• Municipal overspendi­ng proves costly, says watchdog
• Russians killing more civilians than militants, group says
• PSAC sees no sign of drilling recovery
• Stamps prepare for finale vs. Lions
• Donna Hay book a no fuss affair
• What should our new Cabinet ministers expect?
• Hopes are riding high for a Liberal cabinet post
• Ferbey weighs in on hot topics
• History behind two new school names
• Parents seeking answers after girl, 6, was choked by scarf on playground
• Pipeline approvals hinge on climate- change effort: Notley
• NDP rebuffs Wildrose’s voluntary wage freeze idea
• NOTLEY HAS HER ETHICS WEDGE CASE
• Stuff- A- Bus need for donations up
• City Hall no stranger to controvers­y
• Lindhout steeling herself for trial of alleged captor
• Skinny dipping Banff employees reinstated
• WHY FORESTS MATTER
• Black American applies for refugee status
• VATICAN SCANDAL HEATS UP
• Abu Sayyaf demands ransom for two kidnapped Canadians
• Greens topped up deputy leader’s pay
• Man charged with taking trackable car
• Conservati­ve MPs prepare to rebuild, pick interim leader
• Harper thanks public service in farewell note
• RESPECT FOR CABBIES
• SENATE REFORM PERILOUS
• We can all help end scourge of family violence
• ‘ I HOPE RUSSIA IS WATCHING’
• Father of slain girl was instrument of his wife’s temper
• UNEXPECTED HONOUR
• Causticall­y funny play offers satirical look at search for identity
• THE MAGICAL SHIFTING TALES OF GHOSTKEEPE­R
• LAVENDER MACADAMIA NUT BISCOTTI
• WestJet introducin­g luggage fees
• NO ‘ PAUSE’ IN POLITICAL GAMESMANSH­IP OVER KEYSTONE
• PLANS OFF TRACK
• ‘ CAUTIOUSLY OPTIMISTIC’
• Coal mine to shut down on Dec. 24
• Premiers discuss growing trade dispute
• Miner’s stock plunge offers lesson
• Autonomous cars will change cities: experts
• Auto sales racing toward Canadian record
• TransCanad­a denies it’s playing politics on pipeline
• NEBRASKA AGAIN AT CENTRE OF LONG- RUNNING KEYSTONE XL PIPELINE DEBATE
• BRAVE FACE ON ENERGY EAST
• Intermedia­tes post huge writedowns
• Good times in U. S. are about to stall
• Health- care and consumer stocks a big part of new fund
• Activision buys makers of Candy Crush
• CASHIERED RIDERS COACH CHAMBLIN BREAKS SILENCE
• MORE FLAMES
• Wagner rounding back into his regular form
• Lions try to sort out their kicking situation
• Simpson returns to field after injury
• DUFFY AIMING TO MAKE MOST OF HOME COOKING
• Father time finally catches up to Canada’s Ricker
• Winning takes sting out of Crosby’s opening slump
• McDavid ‘ out long term’
• Taylor returns to scene of victory
• SMALL PACKAGE PACKS A PUNCH
• FINDING THE RIGHT AWD
• FUEL CELL AND HYBRIDS
• GM recalling 1.4 million older cars over oil leaks
• Humble beer truck worthy of a toast
• Aries ( March 21 — April 19):

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