Calgary Herald - 2015-11-05

• FIRE PLAN COULD SAVE $ 16M
• Hehr brings fresh perspectiv­e to post
• SEASON SLUMP A MYSTERY
• BEER FEST UPROAR
• Hartley is ‘ part of the solution’ says GM Treliving
• U. S. rejects TransCanad­a request for delay
• Private report reveals CBE bus plans
• Should we all go gluten free?
• Grits’ green shift takes hold with Trudeau cabinet
• Drew Tate will start at QB in meaningles­s finale
• Ceci pushed on corporate taxes
• Once finds magic in melody
• Canadian fighting ISIL in Syria killed in suicide- bombing attack
• Website to offer a variety of government services
• Alberta to release part of climate- change plan a week before Paris meet
• OTTAWA CLIMATE CHANGE TARGETS MAY NOT ALIGN WITH ALBERTA’S
• New natural resources minister a ‘ bridge builder’
• Pregnant MLA prompts province to change rules
• Forests up for discussion at public forum
• Premier looking to find more energy- efficient fleet vehicles for staff
• Mystery illness that hit students baffles officials
• Local man charged with manslaught­er
• Investigat­ors probe after man is shot by officer
• ‘ Economic predator’ facing new charges
• Uber and a taxi go head to head
• Mounties have civilizing effect on NHL: study
• Wife- killer Murphy denied parole
• Mother feels like she has her daughter back
• Prosecutor wants jail for man in beating
• The prime minister’s mom
• New government’s first goal: income- tax changes
• BOMB MAY TO BE BLAME
• ‘ I didn’t kill Melonie,’ Cleon said. ‘ I didn’t hurt Melonie. I never hurt Melonie.’
• ‘ Trigger puller’ takes defence post
• Day of firsts and surprises but it is 2015 after all
• Stephane Dion’s cabinet triumph
• Finance minister has his work cut out for him
• Women take on priority portfolios
• I promise to be a champion for Calgary in the Liberal cabinet
• HOW NOT TO CREATE NEW JOBS
• MERIT PRINCIPLE HELD UP
• Leadership needed to solve busing issue
• Mulcair takes blame for NDP’s crushing loss
• Taxing the 1 per cent: a cautionary tale for new finance minister
• A RECORD OF SUCCESS WITH $ 500M IN REAL ESTATE DEALS
• Bell tops TV providers
• Tremcar invests in new $ 12- million repair facility, says ‘ we’re here to stay’
• Valeant faces probe by U. S. Senate over soaring drug cost
• Narrowing trade deficit bodes well for growth
• Trinidad Drilling cuts dividend as losses mount
• ARC sets 2016 budget
• Sanders tells Obama to reject Keystone
• WHAT MAKES CALGARY A GREAT PLACE TO DO BUSINESS?
• ROUNDUP: RECENT POSTS FROM CAPITAL IDEAS MEMBERS
• TPP deal could disappoint some
• In the micro- moments: How TFO turned itself into digital powerhouse
• As emissions scandal widens, Volkswagen hit by stock selloff and credit downgrade
• So, what now for Oilers without McDavid?
• FLYERS WAITING IN THE WINGS
• Flames’ defence ‘ trying to do too much’
• PHILADELPH­IA FLYERS ( 4- 6- 2) AT CALGARY FLAMES ( 3- 9- 1)
• Not the way Calvillo drew it up
• Argonauts hoping to right ship vs. Bombers
• POWER RANKINGS WEEK 20
• Stamps wary of talented Jennings
• Browns look doomed vs. Bengals
• ‘ Happy’ Gilmore wants to get back on track
• Old- time musical revue rolls into town
• ACHES AND PAINS
• CLOSE TO A MALE PILL?
• Luke Bryan wins CMA’s entertaine­r of year award
• Crossword

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