Calgary Herald - 2017-03-17

• NDP counts on increasing revenue as provincial debt rises to $45B
• Ceci rolls the dice on Alberta’s finances
• WATSON WORTH WATCHING
• There’s good, there’s bad, and a whole bunch of ugly
• Budget plan will do little to diversify economy
• Calgary to get new 200-bed long-term care facility
• Missing runner found safe in K-Country
• Goon: Last of the Enforcers bloody, but endearing
• Reduced fees for families and five new schools
• Review of customs part of diversity strategy
• Family files suit over police dog attack
• Actor recalls old scrap with Trudeau
• Giordano ponders return to playoffs
• LOCAL IRISH PIONEERS MADE THEIR MARK HERE
• There were winners and there were losers …
• NDP plan leans heavily on energy for growth
• Ethan ‘happy and living life’ one year after horrific crash
• Ex-director of homeless foundation granted bail on sex-related charges
• Local student picked for prestigiou­s trip to Vimy
• Icy morning sparks ambulance shortage
• Grant program for craft distillers set for rollout
• MEANINGFUL DIVERSIFIC­ATION AGENDA MISSING FROM BUDGET
• NDP injects $14.5M in justice
• MEET THE NEW VICE-PRESIDENT OF EXTERNAL RELATIONS …
• Trump’s own words used to foil travel ban
• AN ALBERTA NATUROPATH WHO PRESCRIBED ECHINACEA TO A TODDLER SUFFERING FROM MENINGITIS WON’T BE DISCIPLINE­D EVEN THOUGH THE PARENTS OF THE CHILD WERE CONVICTED IN THE BOY’S DEATH.
• PALESTINIA­N FUND A TERROR GROUP, ISRAEL SAYS
• U.S. plan proposes sweeping overhaul
• Dutch man linked to Todd case sentenced 11 years
• EU gets reprieve in Dutch election
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• Alberta politician­s of all stripes need to climb out of the sewer
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• DON’T RUSH LABOUR LAW
• Shaking up the ratings
• Canada Goose takes flight with IPO
• Ship hijacking highlights ‘return of piracy’: UN official
• CP cuts perks, pay for execs following criticism
• Mnuchin readies for showdown at G20 meeting
• PM believes Trump about minor tweaks to NAFTA
• Record numbers cut TV cord in 2016, report says
• Costco’s booze warms spirits during dry spell
• Transat to expand transatlan­tic seats amid continuing losses, competitio­n
• Canada has ‘inadequate’ seafood labelling
• Aramco exploring oil investment deals with Chinese firms
• ’70S CHARM COMES OF AGE
• THE LAST WORD SHOULDN’T BE HEARD
• For now, Juanes recording just one original English song
• Badlands’ Beecham regains her fighting form
• Diversity inf in tech
• GAME DAY : FLAMES VS. STARS
• CRUNCH TIME FOR HITMEN
• CURLING WORLDS
• Gillies confident he can carry Flames in a pinch
• Former Argo felt ‘wanted’ by Stamps
• Argyriou looks to impress at Hard Knocks 54 event
• Ramirez far from baseball’s bright lights
• Ottawa’s Shayok provides spark for Virginia
• IOC head to meet with Russian doping investigat­or
• SANCHEZ’S RESPONSE AFTER NEGOTIATIO­NS FAIL IS RIGHT ON THE MONEY
• TUNDRA CREW A SMOOTH OPERATOR
• DRIVER’S JOURNAL
• THE VEHICLES OF HEARTLAND
• A HARD TOP MAZDA MX-5
• SUBTLE TWEAKS IMPROVE MAZDA CX-5 IN BIG WAY
• GM’S SALE OF OPEL HAS GLOBAL IMPLICATIO­NS
• NO SURPRISES WITH KIA OPTIMA HYBRID
• 30 YEARS OF SUFFERING WITH HEARING LOSS
• VICTORIA BANNER
• CANADIAN COINS
• Specialize­d camps for summer fun
• Five benefits of summer camps
• More than a job — it’s all about the passion
• Kickstarti­ng fitness in kids
• Take the Summer ONe DaY Camp at a tIme
• All the Summer’s a Stage
• 25th Anniversar­y, $100 Film Festival

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