Calgary Herald - 2017-08-25

• ‘SUPPORTIVE STATEMENT’
• Police cleared in fatal shooting
• DARK PAST OF NATIONAL PARKS
• Olympic-swimming-pool-sized water bill drowning city couple
• Alberta brewers won’t cheer Lund’s deal with Bud
• Rising threat forces 1,100 to flee homes near Kelowna
• Renaming Sir John A. schools a bit much?
• Celine Dion becomes Vogue darling after tough year
• Hollywood guide to going back to school
• Could underdog McGregor shock the world?
• Writing on the wall for Energy East
• GOP blamed for debt ceiling ‘mess’
• Messam fit to carry the ball vs. Argos
• Video images next frontier for AI
• EI recipients continue to decline in Alberta as jobs added
• New candidate videos part of plan to create ‘more accessible’ election
• Province puts carding in spotlight with survey of 100 community groups
• UCP board affirms support for LGBTQ community
• Hehr calls National Music Centre ‘a place of outstandin­g vision’
• Credit rating agency warns of further Alberta downgrade
• Record vacancy rate looms over city’s downtown
• Nenshi urges unity in battle against growing ‘intoleranc­e, divisivene­ss’
• Committee recommends cutting Edmonton mayor’s salary
• UCP hopeful Callaway touts better use of natural gas
• Video turned off by mistake: officer
• Father of baby who died in arson fire offers $25K reward
• Rare eclipse made America real once again
• Wall’s departure an opportunit­y to take stock
• Highway funding is all about politics
• MELCOR REMAINS COMMITTED TO THE CALGARY AREA
• THE CASE FOR SIR JOHN A.
• Maybe Duffy has a point
• Time to join U.S. missile defence: Dallaire
• ASYLUM SEEKERS: WHAT WE STILL DON’T KNOW
• Foote quits politics over children’s health risk
• NAFTA countries sign vow not to leak
• Brazil to open Amazon reserve for mining
• Charities cancelling Mar-a-Lago galas
• U.S. DEFIES ISRAELI PM ON REFUGEE FUNDING
• CLEAR SOLUTIONS YET TO EMERGE FROM JACKSON HOLE SUMMIT
• ‘Adequate buffers’ help CIBC manage mortgage portfolio
• DO YOUR HOMEWORK ON BACK-TO-SCHOOL DEALS
• Cominar selling properties across Canada
• CAE acquires AirAsia’s stake in joint venture
• WRITING ON THE WALL FOR ENERGY EAST
• Rating under U.S. debt plan becomes topic of robust debate
• Fairfax sells stake in Singaporea­n insurer for $1.6 billion
• Be prepared for the worst, just for kicks
• Toothless Tabbies shuffle the deck
• ALEX SETS PACE WHILE CANADIANS STRUGGLE AT THEIR NATIONAL OPEN
• Federer shocked by ‘totally surreal’ year
• Shapovalov closes in on U.S. Open spot
• CRIMSON TIDE LOOMS AS TEAM TO BEAT
• Huge Hitmen prospect ready to hit ice
• KOEHLER A HARD-LUCK LOSER IN JAYS DEBUT
• Hamilton ready to turn up the heat on Vettel
• 10 REASONS TO BE THERE
• Something for golf fans of all ages
• KAEPERNICK, JAGUARS COULD BE A MATCH
• Kaepernick not worth chaos, McCoy says
• Manager respects Rooney’s decision
• Madrid draws tough group in Champs league
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• Wynonna Earp
• HELL TO PAY
• Hellboy casting prompts backlash
• Good news for high-def junkies
• NO SLEEP IN BROOKLYN
• Glen Campbell honoured in Nashville
• FILMS GO FOR BROKE
• Portrait of an artist at her artistic height
• DESPERATEL­Y SEEKING TAYLOR
• A good time not had by all
• Brigsby Bear not at all memorable
• NOT YOUR GRANDPA’S CAMRY
• Aston Martin rolls out two more limited Zagato versions of its Vanquish
• P.E.I. WAS LAST TO ALLOW THE HORSELESS CARRIAGE
• Road to autonomy paved with distractio­n and danger
• Using the right lubricant will keep things running smoothly
• CIVIC TYPE R SMASHES ITS ALL-WHEEL COMPETITIO­N
• BMW RETURNS TO ITS ROAD-HUGGING PAST
• AN ONGOING EXPERIMENT
• THE HUNT: PELOP ONIIICE
• GOING OUT:
• MEET THE MAKER: IT’S ALWAYS CRUNCH TIME
• It suits golf fans to a tee
• CLUBS pop, rock + dance
• jazz + blues
• folk, roots + country
• TABER CORNFEST
• IINISIKIMM
• YYC MAYORAL CANDIDATES ON THE ARTS
• COU A CIRCUS OF UNITY
• DANCE performanc­es
• LITERARY EVENTS
• EATS + DRINKS

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