Calgary Herald - 2017-06-19

• ‘TRAGEDY’ IN PORTUGAL
• Abandoned neighbourh­ood a ghostly reminder of flood’s ravages in rebuilt High River
• Tax credit fails to fuel economic engine
• COYOTE CONFLICTS RAISE ALARM
• FLAMES GET THEIR GOALIE
• Stanzi, Buckley earn backup QB roles
• Herald building gets cameo in Fargo season finale
• Canadian senator suing for slip, fall in cafeteria
• Carefree days can bring on summertime blues
• EXERCISE More water may not quench thirst for better results
• Pitch to charge out-of-towners more for transit rejected
• Canada Day security ramps up
• Cyclist to climb 10 kilometres vertically in Alzheimer’s fundraiser
• Four years after flood, progress is happening but anxiety remains
• Advocates want field house OK before election
• Mayor criticizes councillor­s for rejecting suggested salary cuts
• Calgary man sentenced to 97 months in U.S. prison for fraud
• Sunalta community gathers to help fire victims on Neighbour Day
• Most Albertans value senior’s contributi­ons
• Veterans, families benefit from Breakfast on the Bridge
• Province right to probe public school spending
• Drug addicts need help, not judging
• TO MOM, FROM JANET, WITH LOVE.
• Nova Scotia fugitive to appear in court
• Cosby declares victory after mistrial
• Johnson ready to begin next chapter of career
• BROOKE AND BROOKS SHOW
• POSITIVE APPROACH
• KNIGHTS TIME TO CHOOSE
• Riders ‘adapt and adjust’ for real thing as pre-season wraps up
• Redblacks cut roster down to size
• KOEPKA EARNS FIRST MAJOR WITH BIRDIE BINGE AT U.S. OPEN
• Harvey aces No. 2 at Lakeview
• Hadwin has tough Open finish
• FIFA mulls 60-minute soccer game
• ANALYZING THE SIXERS-CELTICS PRE-DRAFT MEGA-DEAL
• BUDDING INDUSTRY
• ARE YOU A SUMMER PHOBE?
• A MOMENT FOR SENIORS
• A STAR JONES IS BORN
• 5 minutes with Tituss Burgess
• O Canada for the kids

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