Calgary Herald - 2017-04-08

• U.S. PUTS ASSAD ON NOTICE
• TUNNELS OF VIMY RIDGE
• Savouring the exotic flavours of Vietnam
• TIGHT RACE AT MASTERS
• Mother seeks answers in son’s death at hands of ISIL
• Calgary’s Derek Sweet serious about new album
• Oxbow invites Kensington crowd for dinner
• Kaeshammer keeps tech at arm’s length
• Calgary leads province in fentanyl deaths
• Feds tout internal trade deal
• Legacy of Gordie Howe lives on
• BATTLE OF VIMY ‘A DEFINING MOMENT’
• Motorist finds three bear cubs trapped in roadside washroom
• CALGARY EVENTS MARK 100TH ANNIVERSAR­Y OF HISTORIC BATTLE
• Trade deal opens up provincial borders but not for wine and beer
• Oilpatch workers left out as economy on upswing: StatsCan
• CNRL cuts 400 jobs while avoiding layoffs
• PC party president O’Neill resigns post
• Internatio­nal Avenue gets $300,000 shot in the arm
• LABOUR-RULE REVIEWS FUEL SUSPICION
• Cage-free requiremen­t rejected in Co-op vote
• Vandals cover SUV with anti-Muslim slurs in Rundle
• Young and old move into car-free condo
• Judge won’t delay trial of mom accused in her toddler’s death
• Emergency responders salute 911 heroes
• Man who shot drug dealer given seven-year sentence
• With evolving technology, things that are lost are quickly found
• Income tax is now too costly, cumbersome
• A FAIR DEAL FROM UNIONS
• Sports major economic driver for municipali­ties
• A search goes on for lost Canadian soldiers
• Online blackmail threatens open courts
• No evidence ‘Canada works’
• Canadian call girl sent home
• New note portrays key figures
• Swerving truck was ‘trying to hit people’
• A reluctant Trudeau backs Trump’s action
• Assad had reason to be complacent
• ‘ OFFICIALLY OFF THE TRUMP TRAIN’
• Syrian Canadians express relief
• B.C. regulation bans mandatory high heels on the job
• Economy churns out 19,400 more jobs
• Retiring BMO CEO helped to deepen bank’s reach in U.S.
• Guatemalan court acquits Hudbay’s former guard of activist’s 2009 murder
• CRTC goes forward with plans to axe telephone subsidies
• U.S. jobless rate drops to 10-year low
• PENSION-RICH, CASH POOR CIVIL SERVANT CAN CUT DEBT TO SECURE FUTURE
• Procrastin­ating on your taxes? You’re not alone
• THRILLER, EH!
• AROUND TOWN WITH BROOKS
• TAKING A MUSICAL BITE OF THE BIG APPLE
• Three local youths paint their love for Canada in a mural
• DRAMATIC DANCE FROM A MALE FEMINIST
• SOME STRINGS ATTACHED
• Don Rickles’ most scathing insults
• Orchestra reaches for wider audience with 62nd season
• Q&A WITH WRITER GEORGE SAUNDERS
• RELEVANT THEMES DELIVERED WITH PLAY'S DELICIOUS SATIRE
• DLA Piper’s art and martinis are the perfect pairing
• They served God and their country
• Muslim numbers catching up to Christians: analysis
• NEWSPAPER LAWYERS AREN’T ALWAYS RIGHT
• Real story behind Zookeeper’s Wife
• ‘EMPLOYED IN THE TOWER OF SONG’
• Series throws spotlight on Canada’s innovators
• Love Actually cast reunites for one night
• Mindy Project ready to wrap after the end of Season 6
• Flames face final tune-up before the real fun begins
• MASTERING HIS EMOTIONS
• PLAYOFF CRUNCH
• Could be golden opportunit­y for Russia at Olympics
• Hadwin finds his comfort zone
• Anger over Olympics could be sign of another NHL labour war coming
• World belongs to Team USA on this Knight
• Curling will keep roaring at Olympics, with or without NHL
• Homan shifts her focus to mixed doubles
• Playoff spot no gimme for the Leafs
• ORLANDO BEYOND THE OBVIOUS
• CRUISING EUROPE
• TIPS FROM A TRAVEL JUNKIE
• The journey into sleep country
• RELAXING THE EUROPEAN WAY
• VISTA EMBRACES SMALL-TOWN VIBE
• RISING UP ON THE WEST SIDE
• RIVIERA IN RIVERSONG
• BUILDERS RECOGNIZED FOR CUSTOMER SERVICE
• SAM Awards to honour industry’s best
• L. A. TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLES
• HOMES FIT FOR WHOLE FAMILY
• EMBRACING BUBBLES
• DESIGN SAVVY
• No condo fees at Townes of Redstone
• 11TH STREET S.W. BRINGS ART, GREEN SPACE TOGETHER
• MONTANA CALLING
• REVISITING VIMY RIDGE
• Indigenous chefs shed light on traditiona­l foods
• INSIDE YOUR BRAIN AT WINE O’CLOCK
• Wardrobe detox reaps big rewards
• When simulation takes on its own reality
• A WELCOME VOICE IN THE WILDERNESS
• Jack & Liz: An imperfect love story for the ages
• CALGARY BESTSELLER­S

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