Calgary Herald - 2016-09-30

• ROYALS SAVOUR FALL IN YUKON
• Assisted death a ‘grave sin’
• Almost 2 of 3 Albertans oppose carbon tax: poll
• GLOBAL FORUM
• What does an OPEC deal mean?
• Canada wins thriller to take title
• Daniels a chip off old block
• Google talks innovation
• Bison welcomed to Banff in day of celebratio­n
• Guerrilla art aims to make parking meters stand out
• Homeowners fight frustratio­n with wildfire insurance claims
• Parents want answers on standard tests
• Province conducts review into how key players responded to Fort Mac disaster
• PC race gets two new names INSIDE POLITICS
• Dislike of carbon tax deepens
• Nine agencies combine for affordable housing
• Comedian steps up to help out family of slain Stampeder
• Colombian expats set to vote on historic deal
• Police call out tactics of Creep Catchers
• Sask. RCMP stretched thin, aim to restore faith of rurals
• ‘TEAM-BASED’ PATIENT CARE THE TREND
• Syrian refugees turn peaceful page with colouring book
• Students lament programs moved to big school
• Legalizing pot will achieve one thing: a tax windfall for Ottawa
• CURE HIGH HEALTH COST
• Sask. government accused of hiding true financial picture
• Africa is no ‘Kumbaya’ mission: ex-officer
• FALLEN CONCRETE PINNED COMMUTERS TO THE GROUND WHEN A RUSH-HOUR COMMUTER TRAIN BECAME AIRBORNE AND HIT THE CEILING AFTER SMASHING INTO A BARRIER AT A NEW JERSEY STATION.
• ARE HOCKEY GLOVES REALLY GLOVES?
• Veterans Affairs’ gave senior staff hefty bonuses
• Faulty glue could unstick EU trade deal
• 50 YEARS AND COUNTING
• Provincial tax credit for small business aimed at creating jobs
• Trump’s election would hurt Canada, forum told
• Ex-energy boss says regulatory fix needed
• Canada’s Net delivery faster than advertised
• Analyst expects to see price rise to US$60 a barrel by next year
• Tundra to acquire pipeline system
• Deutsche Bank: It’s big and it’s in big trouble
• Strong Canadian stock prices are fuelling mergers
• DIGGING DEEP
• TIM BURTON’S PECULIAR KIDS
• THE HORROR OF IT ALL
• CALGARY DIRECTOR TURNS TO ROM-COM
• Radcliffe perfectly cast in role of infiltrato­r
• Bad movies happen to funny people
• A MISSED OPPORTUNIT­Y ON BULLYING
• DRAMA GETS BEYOND THE MEDIA CIRCUS
• Baldwin to mimic Trump on SNL
• TOO MANY PREDICTABL­E MOVES
• FREDDIE READY FOR CHALLENGE
• RYDER PRIDE
• Stamps kicker embraces challenge of Hamilton wind
• Kiddie corps of receivers getting it done
• Backlund cleared for practice after concussion at World Cup
• Veteran d-man Ehrhoff still looking for job in NHL
• THE MEEK SHALL NOT INHERIT A PLAYOFF SPOT
• Two apologies before the first golf ball is even struck
• Memorial service helps Stamps heal
• No excuses attitude serving Morrison well
• Style Factory
• A REAL BEAUTY
• Fuel economy figures tell half-truths
• BUMPERS AND BRUISES
• HONDA’S PILOT PROJECT
• Drivers today rushing to give up their privacy
• Equinox gets three new engines
• THREE AFFORDABLE OPTIONS FOR FIRST-TIME BUYERS Nissan Versa Note 1.6 SR CVT MSRP: $18,898 Nissan Canada incentive: $2,500
• Crossword
• GET A SPINE
• 3 questions with PREOCCUPAT­IONS
• This Week in THE YEAR OF MUSIC
• JANEANE GAROFALO
• calgary reptile expo
• EATS + DRINKS
• MAUREEN HODGAN
• BERNIECE GOWAN
• A FEST WITH ZEST
• PAYTON MILLER
• FASIKA JEMBERE
• JULIAN HATCH
• BOOKMARK THIS

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