Calgary Herald - 2016-07-27

• Alarm raised over rising number of orphan wells
• City study of food scraps called waste of money
• WESTJET’S GROWTH GAMBLE
• LOTTERY WINDFALL
• World’s oldest Komodo dragon in captivity dies in Calgary
• Clinton makes history in the U.S.
• Judge rejects reading of rape victim’s impact statement
• Charbar honours Buenos Aires chef
• Swimmer books hard-fought ticket to Rio
• PGA luminaries added to Shaw Classic
• Ottawa blues band finds fans in Alberta
• The swagger in the StatsCan offices
• Postmedia readership tops among all Canadian newspaper groups
• Special-needs children stranded for hours due to transit system glitch
• Grant offers firms help in boosting workers’ training
• Government unmoved by lawsuit complaints
• Uber says it’s focused on coming back into Calgary
• Pipeline ‘anomalies’ seen pre-leak
• Grief, relief as boy’s body found
• Calgary lotteries lower prices and expectatio­ns
• Teen’s sexual assault acquittal overturned
• Ex-Young Canadians official going to trial on sex charges
• CHANGING IMMIGRANT KIDS’ LIVES ONE SOCCER MATCH AT A TIME
• Berry bonanza triggers bear warning
• Albertans suffer second-most trauma-related hospital stays
• Trade barriers, high taxes leave consumers crying in their beer
• TACKLING A TRAGEDY
• AN IMAGE REMINISCEN­T OF THE INFAMOUS ABU GHRAIB PRISON IN IRAQ WAS TAKEN IN A YOUTH DETENTION CENTRE IN AUSTRALIA, PROMPTING OUTRAGE IN THE COUNTRY.
• ATTACKERS SLIT PRIEST’S THROAT.
• GHOMESHI TRIAL REACTION MAY LEAD TO LEGAL REFORM
• WHY THE KIDS WHO DANCED FOR TRUMP WANT TO SUE HIM
• ‘REVENGE PORN’ SETTLEMENT GOES BACK TO COURT
• Trump’s lessons for Democrats
• Robot deployed to help dementia sufferers
• Legion to offer its own mental health system
• Canada pays $33M to remain in F-35 club
• MEN USED STUN GUN TO DISCIPLINE CHILDREN OVER FAILED PUSHUPS
• CALL TO ACTION ON OPIOIDS CRISIS
• Canal widening helps, but LNG economics remain precarious
• ASC on the right track for small business money-raisers
• QUARTERBAC­KS UNDER SIEGE
• DIALING UP SECURITY
• Keystone’s fall means oil shipping revival ahead for Canadian rail
• InterOil’s founder asking regulators for insider-trading probe of directors
• Sears Canada loses another executive as president exits
• No recession in 2015, C.D. Howe study finds
• Pipeline project could impact U.S. coastline, report warns
• McDonald’s growth short of projection­s
• SNACK BAR ENTREPRENE­UR SOLVE S HER CASH FLOW STRESSES
• Advantage to long hitters at Baltusrol
• Stamps linebacker eager to join cousin
• Disciplina­ry lapses concern Calgary’s coaching staff
• Event now boasts six golf HoF members
• CFL POWER RANKINGS WEEK 6
• Upton should see action against lefties
• Number of banned Russian athletes keeps growing
• Pospisil advances after injured opponent retires
• Bettman refutes link between concussion­s and brain disorder CTE
• SUMMER SALADS

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