Calgary Herald - 2015-12-09

• SHELTERING HOMELESS FAMILIES
• Oil crash sparks new fears
• FLAMES STAY HOT AT HOME
• Girl, 9, dies from injuries after accident at Nakiska
• JUNO PLANS UNVEILED
• NDP ready to announce fate of 18 homes in Calgary’s floodway
• Designer has made mark in local restaurant­s
• Man survives icy plunge under frozen Bow Falls
• Aboriginal agenda presents ‘ challenges’
• CP Rail takes gloves off after bid rejected
• Death of OPEC remains unlikely
• Yip heads into final stage of Q- school
• Rifts open in rebel groups
• Montador family files lawsuit
• NDP government moves to limit Bill 6 debate
• NDP will review legislatio­n to boost pedestrian safety
• Trump’s comments are no joke, Nenshi says
• Phillips says province has ‘ done enough’
• Climate target could have ‘ larger’ impact on Alberta: economist
• Insurer will hold the line despite rising dental costs
• Poll to determine attitude toward indigenous women
• We’re human too, new AHS boss says
• Lobby group urges ‘ motorist strategy’ for city
• Media expert says Kent was a ‘ rogue’ candidate
• Child advocate calls for better case planning
• Woman sentenced for plot to kill
• Banff National Park tracks wolves through GPS collars
• Landlord fined for fire code violations
• DUFFY THE FEMINIST, THE SOCIAL ACTIVIST, THE TRAUMATIZE­D
• REVISITING BATACLAN TRAGEDY
• TRUMP BACKLASH
• NOTABLE TAKE- AWAYS FROM TESTIMONY
• Outremont approves new bylaw restrictin­g new houses of worship
• Doctors missing signs of strokes, protection agency review shows
• Seven years without a trace of missing girls
• What happened in Ontario does not bode well for Alberta
• CLIMATE CHANGE AND FREE SPEECH
• BETTER NOW THAN LATER
• NDP has chance to get farmers on board with Bill 6
• Move afoot to strip Trump name from city skylines
• CUTTING THROUGH REDS TAPE
• EXPANSION A DISTRACTIO­N
• Boughner still unapologet­ic
• And now for something completely different: Monty Python and the Shark
• Board scraps compensato­ry draft- pick rules for executives
• Morris pulling for friend Savill in cancer fight
• Canadian blanked at Nationals
• MTV SONG OF THE YEAR
• From grief to Grammy nomination
• Perseveran­ce pays off with preserved lemons
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• Husky looks at partial asset sale
• Housing starts get unexpected boost
• Unemployme­nt set to dominate in 2016
• Alberta leads all provinces in Black Friday sales growth
• Local man accused of fraud
• McDonald’s takes aim at coffee chains
• Police, truckers and insurers join cargo theft fight
• Landlords try to woo renters as Calgary rental prices falling
• Below- zero interest rate possible in face of major crisis, Poloz says
• EXPLORING OIL EXPANSION
• Early coker fix will cut Syncrude oil output
• Busiest airports lack enough air traffic controller­s
• Portfolio manager looks at health care stocks to grow
• U. S. DOLLAR THREATENIN­G GLOBAL MARKET
• RVR HOLDS ITS OWN AGAINST COMPETITOR­S
• LUXURY SUV ON A BUDGET
• PICKUPS RULE
• New Kia Sportage points to future

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