Calgary Herald - 2017-06-26

• WISH COME TRUE
• Province urged to delay legal pot
• NDP accused of failing to address threats to justice
• FLAMES’ FUTURE LOOKS BRIGHT
• STRETCH OUT AT THE OFFICE
• Fire fears force thousands from highrises in Britain
• ‘Mindless’ eating may be your real enemy
• Ride-sharing eroding taxi use in city
• Big names up for grabs in free agency
• Alberta review will consider rolling stops
• Annual ECL Choppers for Charity revved up for ride roaring along city streets
• Area campaign prompts random acts of kindness to mark 150th
• Carfentani­l has killed more Albertans in five months than it did in all of last year
• Clash of protesters at anti-Islam rally ends with no arrests
• New ride-sharing company takes aim at female market
• Rush to change labour laws cheats public
• Green shoots wither while $12B deficit looms
• Potent TV drama impacts mental health services
• Lumber producers brace for new duties
• A PROPOSED WAR MEMORIAL TO BE BUILT IN CAPE BRETON, FEATURING A GIANT MOTHER CANADA LOOKING ACROSS THE ATLANTIC, WAS ABRUPTLY SCUTTLED BY PARKS CANADA LAST YEAR. BUT THE DREAM ISN’T DEAD YET.
• THE LONG ROAD HOME.
• School junk food ban working, study finds
• ‘Trump bump’ citizenshi­p bids were just a blip
• ‘Northern populism’ rising in Canada: poll
• Canada’s military broadens horizons
• OIL TANKER BLAST KILLS AT LEAST 153 IN PAKISTAN
• MIXED-GENDER PRAYER SPACES AT WALL CANCELLED
• CANADA’S NHL CLUBS MADE THE GRADE
• For Vegas, better to give than receive
• Selanne’s a lock, but who else will join hockey hall?
• Golf landscape transforme­d back in 1992
• Spieth holes bunker shot to win playoff against Berger
• RODMAN’S WORLD LIKE NO OTHER
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• GOLF KEY TO HELPING MAN WITH MS COPE WITH EFFECTS OF HIS DISEASE
• Calgary teen lands slot at top amateur tournament
• Walmart Canada’s ‘endless aisle’ latest salvo in war against Amazon
• DISCOVERIN­G FUTURE OLYMPIC CHAMPIONS
• Poppyseeds now low in morphine
• Rise of the third parent
• Nick’s knack
• ‘Together’ members throw support to Alberta Party
• Range closure jeopardize­s officers’ target practice
• High Prairie hospital may be last in rural Alberta for awhile
• Westcor enjoying busy year building in province

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