Calgary Herald - 2016-10-21

• SCHOOL REBORN AS ARTS SPACE
• NDP aims to ease delays in court
• OSCAR SEASON PREVIEW
• New schools may not please every family
• Black market could survive if regulation­s too broad
• Officers seize record $10M in cocaine at Coutts
• Cabbies slam Uber over ride-share bylaw
• Small business conference a big hit
• Flames’ Frolik savours a hot start
• Grim future for GOP after election
• McMahon streak on the line
• Syncrude in $137M lawsuit
• FEMALE EXPERTS WEIGH IN ON U.S. ELECTION, GENDER ISSUES
• Rogers Pass lodge likely to be torn down
• Gunman in Ten X club shooting gets seven-year prison sentence
• Albertans give carbon tax thumbs down in new poll
• Five new judges for Court of Queen’s Bench
• Deep scars left by whale boat tragedy
• GoFundMe started to aid family of crash victim, 17
• MLAs’ tempers flare over the effects of carbon tax
• Life-saving heroes honoured by city’s fire department
• Naval veterans to gather for reunion
• B.C. exempts WHL clubs from pay law
• When it comes to renewable energy, hydro should be the future
• MOVE FAST ON CAMERAS
• New peak in B.C. drug toll: 555 deaths in nine months
• COUNCIL DELIVERS ECONOMIC BLUEPRINT
• SYRUP HEIST COURT CASE BEGINS.
• SAFETY VS. PRIVACY
• Crime so awful even a juror felt victimized
• More campuses restrictin­g Halloween wear
• MOSUL OFFENSIVE MOVING FASTER THAN EXPECTED
• Duterte announces ‘separation’ from U.S.
• Spotlight on Yemen’s forgotten war
• Conference reflects buzz around city’s small businesses
• Tourmaline buying Shell assets in Alberta
• Grain farmers lobbying for better rail service
• Charity work spawns alert business
• CRTC chairman ‘surprised’ Netflix not forced to pay GST
• Bumper crops send lentil prices plunging
• NDP steps in with support for struggling apprentice­s
• Postmedia plans to cut staffing costs
• Pipeline bottleneck looms, even if major project OK’d
• Irving Oil chair positive on Energy East project
• AltaGas to build propane plant
• Snoopy and Peanuts get the boot as MetLife looks for a ‘leader’
• Ontario considers ban on computer ‘scalper bots’
• SEQUEL SETS SOLID PACE
• READY FOR THE THUNDER
• DIRECTOR BRINGS PANACHE TO PREQUEL
• Spy comedy fails to hit all the targets in its sights
• Falstaff rises again at Arts Commons
• Suzy Nakamura hits career milestone
• STIFF LITTLE FINGERS POINT WEST
• AMERICAN HONEY NOT QUITE SO SWEET
• The Vampire Diaries
• Another difficult night for Flames and Elliott
• STAMPS READY FOR RICKY RAY
• AWKWARD OFF-SEASON
• Hitmen’s Jakob Stukel starts to make impact
• Shaw Charity Classic shatters funding record
• LAINE SHOOTS TO THE TOP OF HOCKEY WORLD
• Timing for hosting Grey Cup in Toronto is all wrong
• Blondin makes presence felt on speedskati­ng oval
• Long-suffering Cubs fans include the rich, famous
• CRUZE IN A HATCH WITH DIESEL
• On-road tech still has road to climb
• DEVOTED TO SCOOTER FUN
• PERFECT FIT FOR THE CITY
• Are safer cars making drivers take more risks?
• Comfort in a sturdy ride with a well-appointed cabin
• Self-driving features come in new 5 Series
• KNOCKING ON HOLY DOORS
• GOING OUT:
• MEET THE MAKER: CUTTING EDGE
• THE HUNT: LOAD AND LOCK
• Vinyl and yolks
• FORTUNE FALLS
• JP THIBODEAU

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