Calgary Herald - 2017-09-01

• CLASSIC GOLFERS SET TO TEE OFF
• NDP weighs tougher rules to protect LGBTQ students
• Grieving mom says victims of fentanyl ‘not numbers’
• FALL FILM FOLLOWUP
• Liberal MP Kang resigns amid new harassment allegation
• Explosions rock chemical plant outside of Houston
• Documentar­y filmmaker makes a mess of Menashe
• Edmonton University scammed out of $11.8M
• ‘Assassin’ Evans adds to all-star credential­s
• Translatin­g Trump’s bluster on NAFTA
• Doan retires but Iginla, Jagr available
• Six summer flicks that made the grade
• PM’s openness vow meets reality
• GDP growth points to rate hike
• Lots for Calgarians to do Labour Day Weekend
• Brooks to host children’s charity event during his Calgary concert series
• UCP hopefuls could be facing $100,000 fee to enter race
• Notley’s chief of staff to exit
• Big changes in art policy gaining council’s support
• Former Tory minister Ritz won’t vie for Wall’s job
• Houston air travel logjam finally breaks after week
• Police step up efforts to put the brakes on Calgary auto thefts
• Judge slaps NDP, but lets it intervene in Kinder case
• CELEBRATE CITY PATH
• Forest fire forces 1,500 to evacuate in smoke-choked Saskatchew­an
• Balmy summer to continue into fall
• Trudeau governs a lot like Harper
• A SCHOOL PROGRAM HAS BECOME THE LATEST CASUALTY OF ‘THE TYRANNY OF A MINORITY.’ THIS LIST GROWS DAILY, WITH STRIDENT VOICES AFFECTING EVERYTHING FROM RODEOS TO PUBLIC HEARINGS.
• Military planes help evacuees flee forest fires
• Pot use can make your sperm lazy
• Questions remain on switched babies
• CALM BEFORE THE STORM
• West foot forward
• Pam Grier is never far from the action
• Next year’s Oscar for best picture goes to...
• Magna unveils latest high-tech self-driving car platform
• Canadian Western Bank cashes in on rival Home Capital’s woes
• TD Bank’s Q3 profit rises 17% to $2.77B, anchored by retail units
• Route hearings move project closer to constructi­on
• HOW TO AMAZON-PROOF YOUR PORTFOLIOS
• Profit spike forecast for Canada’s refineries
• Strategic oil reserve sees first emergency draw since ’12
• Tax changes cast entreprene­urs as the bad guys
• Families can save big by eliminatin­g the costs of owning a vehicle
• Canadian energy companies trim second-half expectatio­ns
• Apple opposes plan to scrap net neutrality regulation­s
• Wells Fargo review reveals more fake accounts
• Artificial intelligen­ce applies sound thinking to audio content
• MY QUEST TO OPERATE MY 1,000-PERSON COMPANY FROM A MOBILE PHONE
• Ginormous Food
• Houston flooding ‘beyond belief,’ says golf Hall of Famer O’Meara
• ‘Rock Star’ Couples the main attraction on Champions loop
• Dinos won’t take Bears lightly as rivals meet in Canada West opener
• REDBLACKS BACK FROM THE DEAD WITH WIN STREAK
• Forde follows long and winding path to Lions
• Roughrider­s remain cautious with the Flyin’ Hawaiian
• SHAPOVALOV PROVES THERE’S NO STAGE TOO BIG TO SHINE ON
• Federer may be mortal after all
• Chelsea in trouble as Barkley stays put
• Doan was Coyotes’ rock when Stone was in Arizona
• SCRAP PRE-SEASON AND ROLL OUT A REAL EXHIBITION
• Henderson in the hunt for another Portland title
• GMC COVERING NEW TERRAIN
• A LOVE FOR THE CLASSICS
• GET A CRASH COURSE IN CAR INSURANCE
• A PLEASANT SURPRISE
• Meet the new ‘monster’
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• GOING THE DISTANCE
• Take charge of your car’s battery
• OUR TOWN: CSpace Grand Opening, South Calgary
• The local music scene this week FIVE LIVE SOUNDS
• jazz + blues
• Crazy flipper fingers
• social dances
• LITERARY EVENTS
• SPECIAL EVENTS
• EATS + DRINKS
• THE BEAT GOES ON
• HISTORY AT WORK
• ROLLING IN FROM ALL OVER

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