Calgary Herald - 2017-09-23

• FIRST NATIONS TREATY AT 140
• CALGARIAN IS MAKING IT SO
• Prescripti­on loyalty points banned
• CITY AUTHOR UP FOR AWARD
• SENSITIVE LEAKAGE
• Stamps prepare for Sunday clash with rival Riders
• Nenshi insists city still willing to negotiate arena deal
• ENERGY East Coast mayor pushes for pipeline approval
• Offbeat rom-com debuts at film festival
• Trump weighs expanding travel ban
• Golf tourney fights prostate cancer
• British PM seeks reboot of Brexit
• Sunshine Village gets a parking reprieve
• CONTACT THE HERALD
• AMBASSADOR MOVES TO REASSURE OILPATCH
• NDP quiet on federal tax changes
• EPISODE 2 OF RINK WARS: THE MAYOR STRIKES BACK
• Call goes out for unity as UCP race turns nasty
• PROSECUTOR­S TAKE ON BAIL HEARINGS
• Bush White House’s directive ‘ truly bizarre’
• Alberta man fined $13,000 for killing bear tracked in study
• City prepares for impact of BRT bridge constructi­on
• Murder suspect who fired lawyer will stand trial in 2019
• Government­s keeping too much informatio­n from Canadians
• Use the election to get Calgary back on track
• PREPAYMENT SAVES LIVES
• DON’T TARGET BUSINESS
• Man shot by Calgary police armed with axe and hammer
• Rebound predicted for Wood Buffalo
• TRUDEAU IS MAKING IT INCREASING­LY CLEAR THAT BOMBARDIER IS NOT IN THE AEROSPACE AND MASS TRANSIT BUSINESS, BUT IN FACT IS PART OF GOVERNMENT. WHICH PUTS THOSE SUBSIDIES IN A WHOLE NEW LIGHT.
• Bible was doctored to read ‘no women priests,’ academic claims
• Transit authority refuses bloody ads
• Ex-cop’s role in investigat­ion key as Ontario gas plants trial begins
• ‘Borrowing binge’ leaves economy vulnerable: report
• The great crude glut is finally receding
• Boeing alleges Bombardier is hiding informatio­n in anti-dumping probe
• Ex-employees aim to breathe new life into local papers as publishers
• Some Tim Hortons franchisee­s accused of leaking informatio­n
• SUSPENSE BUILDS ON U.S. NAFTA POSITION
• Trump defers decision on steel tariffs as tax overhaul becomes focus
• Veresen submits new proposal for Jordan Cove LNG project in Oregon
• Cheap imports of solar panels hurting sector: U.S. trade group
• Mastermind Toys makes play for new markets
• Uber’s operating permit in Quebec extended for year — with tougher rules
• OVERDOSING ON THE JOB
• Employers can’t shoot first and ask questions later
• Unemployed dad and disabled child put family in financial jeopardy
• Keep track of contributi­on room
• FAMILY SECRETS
• INDIAN HORSE A DARK TALE
• Revamped musical lampoons society’s technologi­cal disconnect
• Monster homecoming of sorts for The Mary Shelley Play
• THEATRE TAKES ON MEANING OF LIFE
• SLOW, GENTLE DIRECTION ALLOWS THIS APPLE TO SHINE
• HOW DO YOU HANDLE A ROLE LIKE MARIA?
• A BRISK WALK THROUGH THE STAGES OF LOVE
• TANGO FIRE BURNS DOWN HOUSE WITH IMPRESSIVE PERFORMANC­E
• NEW YEAR REFLECTION­S
• Baha’i community plans gala event
• How Hollywood spread itself out
• Star Trek: Discovery
• Dancing up a storm
• Bennett shines on first line
• Hitmen will be driven by ‘work ethic,’ coach says
• Stamps expect to employ kicker Paredes on the weekend
• Dinos coach cautions against overconfid­ence
• DECATHLETE FINISHES UNEVEN SEASON ON TOP OF PODIUM
• Holland ready to skip back into sport
• Prince Harry kicks off Invictus Games
• IOC rejects Olympic security concerns
• Thomas two rounds away from $10 million
• ‘HE’LL ALWAYS BE A BLUE JAYS ICON’
• Goins belts grand slam as Jays top Yankees
• SMALL, BUT MIGHTY MALTA
• THERE’S MORE TO DISCOVER WITH AVALON RIVER CRUISES
• FIND EUROPE’S ‘BACK DOORS’
• HOME OF MANITOBA’S BIRTH PLACE
• Dogs soothe flying fears one lick at a time
• ADDRESSING GETTYSBURG
• ENJOYING BEST OF BOTH WORLDS
• ON-TREND TRESSES
• LUXURIOUS LIVABILITY
• Alberta’s economy evolving away from depths of oil crash
• New show homes open in Cranston’s Riverstone
• CALGARY OUTPACING THE CAPITAL
• ROCKY MOUNTAIN HELI-HIGH
• Run Pig Run hopes it can outdistanc­e the constructi­on
• CORN AND QUINOA BOWLS
• The four tendencies that make us tick
• A TURBULENT GENIUS
• A lioness in winter
• Grassroots heroes created women’s shelter system
• CALGARY BEST SELLERS
• PARK POINT ‘SPOKE TO US RIGHT AWAY’
• GATESTONE POISED TO IMPRESS
• CONDO QUESTIONS
• Avi Urban moves into northeast with Savanna Urban Terraces
• Avalon’s energy-efficient homes powering interest in the Zen Urban District
• L. A. TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLES
• B.C. concerned casinos used to launder money
• Petition asks SFU to drop ‘The Clan’

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