Calgary Herald - 2017-09-27

• BID TO LAND ‘OUR’ PLANE
• City urged to resist cuts, give police $14.3M more
• WE BUILT IT AND WORKERS CAME
• Midfield Park mess would never happen to the wealthy
• INVICTUS BOSS A REAL PRINCE
• Grieving mom pleads for tips in son’s 2016 homicide
• It’s Us vs. Them: politics divides leagues
• Liberals play rope-a-dope on tax issue
• WestJet Swoops into low fares
• Summer of ’17 wasn’t hottest ever, but it was close
• Province says it has met gender parity goal
• Government cash delay rankles Alberta agricultur­e societies
• Judge allows banned provincial candidate to run again
• Atlantic salmon introducti­on to B.C. has failed since 1905
• Nature Conservanc­y locates endangered greater sage grouse
• OILSANDS TIMELINES:
• ’Part hotel, part prison’
• Fort Mac’s rise fuelled by oilsands
• Taxpayers federation calls for council pension reform
• Killer to receive counsellin­g: documents
• Pot producer valued at $1B despite low revenues
• ‘Something has to be done, we are talking about lives’
• City council secrecy, voter apathy a concern to Ward 11 candidates
• Woman finds prehistori­c bone after visits to B.C. museums
• NDP government stacks jobs with partisan insiders
• Former minister de Jong enters crowded B.C. Liberal leadership race
• Vancouver-Chicago flight narrowly misses glider
• Canada should link end of supply management to lumber deal
• UPDATE THE HUNTING LAW
• Ex-CFLer’s home hit with racist message
• ISRAELI SECURITY FORCE MEMBERS MOURN AT THE FUNERAL TUESDAY OF AN ISRAELI GUARD,
• SAUDI ARABIA TO ALLOW WOMEN TO DRIVE
• NO NETFLIX TAX IN THE OFFING, BUT THE LIBERALS’ CANADIAN CULTURE POLICY
• WHY YOUR WEATHER IS WACKY,
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT PUERTO RICO
• Court to decide if river can legally be a person
• Ontario targets fees drug firms pay to doctors
• ‘A hero of love’
• Contentiou­s screening cancelled in Victoria
• GOSPEL OF SUCCESS ACCORDING TO JACK
• Quebec won’t back down despite Uber’s threats to flee: minister
• Bombardier hit with nearly 220% U.S. duty on C Series jets
• Commercial real estate set for record year: report
• NEB orders Kinder Morgan to stop putting mats in streams
• Nova Scotia LNG megaprojec­ts ramp up
• Weaker growth outlook takes bite out of Freshii
• Don’t count on house as retirement fund: regulator
• Morneau upbeat about economy
• Washington state deals blow to plan for coal export terminal
• WHO’S AFRAID OF BREXIT?
• Investing in tech can be risky without the right plan
• Bartkowski counting on experience beating youth
• Flames send Valimaki back to junior squad
• Stamps’ ferocious D-line taking its play to next level
• ALS EXPLORING OPTIONS WITH KAEPERNICK
• COMMISSION­ER STEPS BOLDLY
• POWER RANKINGS
• NCAA coaches, Adidas exec face charges in recruiting probe
• Pens play into Trump’s divisive politics
• DINNER WITH GEORGIA O’KEEFFE
• PORK CHOP RANCH CASSEROLE
• Mexican wings can be hot ... or not
• President Sutherland is back for more action

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