Calgary Herald - 2016-05-13

• NDP CRACKS DOWN ON LENDERS
• End of a ‘Canadian dream?’
• RUSSIAN DOPING SCANDAL
• Traffic chaos feared with Deerfoot repair
• Stamps unveil new Adidas jerseys
• Blooms coming early, but it’s not time to panic
• High-profile cancers getting more research money
• Strip club offers evacuees free lap dances
• New owner plans to keep ATB dome’s mural
• Fort Mac fire chief Darby Allen taking well-deserved break
• Trump meets with top brass in GOP
• Edmonton now meets EI criteria
• Enbridge meeting sees shift
• Raptors facing crucial Game 6
• $12M in provincial cash aid given out to victims
• Relief depots struggle to deal with unusable goods
• NDP hints at action on coal cancellati­ons
• ‘We do have an opioid crisis,’ says associate health minister
• New city, new school, no problem for evacuated kids
• Family that fled from Fort Mac decides against returning
• Experts to check radiograph­y equipment in Fort Mac for fire damage and safety
• Councillor Chu ready to pay own legal fees
• Passenger in fatal car crash ‘morally responsibl­e,’ judge says in passing sentence
• Scholar event will be boost to economy
• Officials hoping no-stopping zone deters bear feeding
• Perhaps some mistrust of mainstream medicine is warranted
• MAYOR’S LEGAL FEES A NUISANCE
• BRAZILIAN SENATORS VOTED OVERWHELMI­NGLY TO SUSPEND PRESIDENT DILMA ROUSSEFF AND OPEN AN IMPEACHMEN­T TRIAL, EFFECTIVEL­Y TOSSING HER LEFTIST WORKERS’ PARTY FROM OFFICE AFTER 13 YEARS IN POWER.
• DEN TANDT: THE TRUDEAU GOVERNMENT’S SHAMBOLIC, CONTRADICT­ORY ELECTORAL REFORM PLAN PLAYS INTO THE HANDS OF CONSERVATI­VE STRATEGIST­S WHO CAN NOW MAP THEIR TWO-YEAR ASSAULT PLAN.
• HARPER MAY BE KEY TO UNITING ALBERTA RIGHT: IVISON
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT THE WORLD’S MOST ROMANTIC SOCKS
• Child sex abuse in travel sector rises; Canada becoming destinatio­n: study
• Liberals move to scrap partisan government advertisin­g
• Company prepares to resume oilsands shipments within days
• Alberta last in Canadian growth rankings
• INVEST IN PRINT MEDIA
• Luxury markets competing on world-class levels
• FIRM ADDS TO ITS HOLDINGS ON 17TH AVENUE
• ‘Queen of Diamonds’ hits the mother lode again with $520M Kaminak sale
• Forest-products firms set to assess blaze damage
• Iran oil output helps alleviate market woes
• Foster’s talent SHINES
• Roberts draws the line
• WHERE SHERLOCK MEETS WILDE
• COWPUNCHER HUSTLES WITH NEW PRODUCER
• Joel Plaskett, Bowie tribute part of CPO’s new season
• AN IRISH FILM WITH A SPANISH ACCENT
• Prune those forsythias to better prepare for next year
• Digging to find the right shovel
• PRINCESS POLITICS
• The Amazing Race
• Sharks prove their bite is bigger than Predators’
• CALGARY A MODEL FOR NLL
• NLL eyeing expansion on both sides of the border
• Lacrosse league, Urban hit jackpot in Saskatoon
• Pesky Marchand making his case for spot on World Cup team
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• More Preakness glory rests on speedy Nyquist
• Ridgeline returns with new features
• Dark Custom meets retro-rod
• A TRIUMPH FOR COLUMNIST
• TOO MUCH TO DRINK?
• ELANTRA GETTING CLOSER TO TAKING CIVIC’S CROWN
• BONEHEADED MOTORISTS LISTEN UP
• DON’T FADE AWAY
• GOING OUT:
• THE YEAR OF MUSIC
• SHERLOCK HOLMES vs. OSCAR WILDE
• HEATHER JORDAN ROSS
• PORTFOLIO REVIEW

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