Calgary Herald - 2017-05-05

• RETIREMENT FOR PRINCE PHILIP
• NDP targets shoddy home builders
• The wildfire makes its final run
• SOBEYS/SAFEWAY OVERHAUL
• Siblings renew their battle in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
• Morissette’s former money manager jailed
• NDP touts achievemen­ts after second year
• Councillor seeks Twitter ban at public hearings
• Trumpcare passes House by razor-thin margin
• Scouts buzzing over Calgary’s Cale Makar
• Organizers cautiously optimistic about Stampede party scene
• Police truck sporting Oilers flag causes fan flap
• Calgary Transit union slams city decision to lay off 65 workers
• Report calls for one agency to run lab services
• Crown, defence make final submission­s in gas and dash trial
• Premier commits to 2019 provincial election
• Uneasiness lingers between Calgary, Notley government
• CNRL CONFIDENT A STEADY COURSE IS BEST STRATEGY
• Approval of secondary suites ‘a crap shoot’ for applicants
• $85M wood-pellet plant announced near Edmonton
• Ramsay man handed maximum youth sentence for mom’s brutal murder
• Finger pointing still absent one year after Fort McMurray fire
• WESTJET FLYING HIGH
• Defence in B.C. polygamy trial argues that church records, other evidence not reliable
• Péladeau’s Quebecor sets sights on Liberals
• FROM INSULTING ALL BRITISH WOMEN — THEY CAN’T COOK — TO DASHING THE CAREER HOPES OF A TEENAGER — ‘YOU’RE TOO FAT TO BE AN ASTRONAUT’ — PRINCE PHILIP HAS FOR DECADES BEEN THE MASTER OF THE GAFFE.
• PIG TRIAL WAS A WASTE OF TIME: BLATCHFORD
• This nest is needling people
• TRUMP TO TAKE HOLY TOUR
• ‘STEALTHING’: NATURAL MALE RIGHT — OR RAPE?
• Supreme Court to hear appeal for border-beer case
• CIBC ups ‘final’ bid for U.S. lender
• California law takes lead on carbon cap-and-trade
• Charges continue to hinder business: SNC-Lavalin boss
• Resolute bemoans rising cost of spats
• B.C. ELECTION PITS GREENS VS. GREENS OVER TRANS MOUNTAIN EXPANSION
• HOW TO GET THE BEST DEAL FROMYOURBA­NK
• Solid wireless results from Telus expected in quarter: analyst
• Wonder Woman wondering
• A MOVING PORTRAIT OF AN ACTOR
• Magnificen­t? Not so much
• Director looks to the past to get ahead
• Calaway Park kicking off season with new ride and great season pass offer
• Master Chief would be proud
• Happy 50th birthday, Rolling Stone
• CELEBRATIN­G BIG DREAMS WITH CLASSIC ROCK SONGS
• THE NON-APOLOGY IS TRUE TO FORM
• Trump invited to SNL
• Blacklist back, but hockey tops
• O-LINE RESEMBLES A MASH UNIT
• Burris ‘at peace, big time’ with life outside world of football
• RAPTORS LOOK TO REGROUP
• Unfamiliar territory awaits WHL finalists
• ONCE AGAIN, CAPS SHOOTING BLANKS
• Senators limp home after an ugly defeat
• Oilers put faith in road record
• McLELLAN KEEPS STEADY HAND ON THE TILLER
• Rookie Caggiula learning nuances of playoff hockey
• Ankle sprain keeps Lowry out of practice
• Underdog who inspired Stallone gets his moment
• Flyers, Avs add chemistry to Team Canada
• BROOKFIELD TAKES TOP BUILDER AWARD
• Hopewell hits Grand SAM as Multi-family Builder of the Year
• COMMUNITY DETAILS KEY IN PROJECTS
• Renova takes multiple honours at gala
• Riverview Custom Homes wins Builder of Merit
• BROOKFIELD RESIDENTIA­L
• HOPEWELL RESIDENTIA­L
• LEGACY BY WESTCREEK DEVELOPMEN­TS
• RIVERVIEW CUSTOMHOME­S
• HERITAGE POINTE PROPERTIES
• COVE PROPERTIES
• RENOVA LUXURY RENOVATION­S
• TIMBER TECH TRUSS INC.
• MULTI- FAMILY, CONTINUED
• READY TO ROAR ON THE RACETRACK
• KICKSTART SHOWCASES CUSTOM BIKE BUILDERS
• Artificial Intelligen­ce cars: Really? Did anyone see The Terminator?
• DOING A FINE JOB WITHOUT A LOT OF FLASH OR FLAIR
• VW diesels sell out fast after return to market
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• HOW MUCH SHOULD STANDARD CAR MAINTENANC­E COST?
• BASEBALL MOST FOUL
• MEET THE MAKER: A SPARKLE IN HIS EYE
• GOING OUT:
• DINE OUT REVIEWS:
• FIVE LIVE SOUNDS
• WHEN ONE DOOR CLOSES
• Ship out to some footie

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