Calgary Herald - 2017-07-04

• LET THE INDIGENOUS GAMES BEGIN
• Council a misbehavin­g mess
• Growing army searches for father, friend
• FLYING INTO THE G20 STORM
• MORTGAGE RATES RISING
• Canada lagging in driverless cars race
• 18 killed in fiery German bus crash
• New murder trial hailed as victory
• Total signs $5B deal with Iran
• Teen cancer survivor granted Stampede wish
• Group bases its idea for outdoor exercise area on Australian model
• Donation warehouse for city’s Syrian refugees shuts its doors
• Kenney, Jean take unificatio­n bid to Cochrane
• Province to review powers in missing persons cases
• Alberta Court of Appeal demands a new standard for sexual assault
• Caribou plan will kill jobs, northwest communitie­s argue
• Ex-Mountie sues RCMP for ‘constructi­ve dismissal’ following PTSD treatment
• Impact of new minimum wage needs a review
• Affordable housing a ‘worthwhile investment’
• Canada, and the shaming of pride
• CANADIAN CLINICS HAVE BEGUN OFFERING STEM-CELL INJECTIONS, RAISING QUESTIONS ABOUT WHETHER A TREATMENT WITH HUGE — BUT STILL UNPROVEN — POTENTIAL IS READY FOR ROUTINE PATIENT CARE.
• EUROPE HAS LOST ITS WAY AND NEEDS NEW LEADERSHIP, MACRON SAYS.
• WERE THE BRITISH SO BAD? AN INDEPENDEN­CE DAY BUZZKILL.
• FIVE THINGS TO KNOW ABOUT CHRIS CHRISTIE’S BEACH DAY
• Canadian society as ‘oppressor and victim’
• Kurdish diplomat sees Quebec parallel
• $1.7B judgment upheld against Iranian gov’t
• Northern shelters seek bigger cut of funds
• Abduction of scholar linked to fetish site
• China opens its bond market to foreign investors
• Renovation craze cooling while spending soars
• OPEC output climbs as exempt nations open taps
• Departing SaskTel CEO makes case for Crown corporatio­n
• Auto sales keep falling despite strong U.S. economy
• Want a coal job? Better work on those PlayStatio­n skills
• GE oilfield giant ready to prosper despite growing uncertaint­y
• Car troubles? Pitstop is your virtual technician
• Perils of wealth: Why spoiling your kids can hinder success
• Off-ice component new ‘way of doing business’
• Daniels may return on Friday
• Messam in a rush to play Bombers
• Esks share pain of White’s season-ending ACL injury
• Bouchard loses on busy Day 1 at Wimbledon
• JUDGE IMPOSING HARSH SENTENCES ON OPPONENTS
• Canada’s stars chase big goals in Ottawa
• LOVE & HAIGHT
• ALBUM REVIEWS
• DON’T MESS WITH THESE GIRLS
• The spirit of inclusion ... helps some indigenous students feel more positive about their relationsh­ip with Canada.
• Being kept alive by default
• And upstreamin­g this month ...
• A new spin on an old story
• From bars to baseball parks
• SKIN CARE AT EVERY AGE
• HOW TO TREAT YOUR SKIN IN YOUR 30S, 40S AND 50S
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• The Amazing Race Canada

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