Calgary Herald - 2017-11-08

• NO PEACE FROM VANDALISM
• UCP rejects bill for LGBTQ kids
• Councillor­s aim to halt S.W. transit plan
• EX-JAY KILLED IN PLANE CRASH
• LATE LAPSES BURN FLAMES
• Canada’s ‘hottest new play’ sparks big spending
• First Nations people bearing brunt of deadly drug crisis
• Adoption nixed over beliefs, Christian couple claims
• Calgary vets to ride transit free of charge every Nov. 11
• Province won’t allow rescue of roadside black bear
• Officer charged with assaulting suspect feared he was armed, trial hears
• Canadian Cannabis Chamber includes former police chief
• Alberta must move past oil or risk economic peril, prof says
• National Energy Board to hold hearings on Burnaby pipeline constructi­on delays
• AS OIL PRICES RISE, WHERE EXACTLY IS THE NEW SPENDING?
• TransCanad­a considers new names to drop connection to home country
• New Central Library ahead of schedule
• Legislativ­e committee mulls halting ‘dark money’
• Agrium selling two American plants to win U.S. approval for merger with Potash
• Indigenous woman’s belongings destroyed by RCMP, inquiry hears
• Hells Angels member threatened to kill cop
• Police say kidnapping led to crash involving naked people
• Five Indigenous students make history with native studies PhDs
• Calgary must go all-out in becoming a business-friendly city
• AN EXAMPLE FOR COUNCIL
• Condo policy is ‘grandstand­ing’
• ‘HE WAS THE BRIGHT LIGHT’
• Canada braces for ‘major crisis’
• WHY A TANK OF GAS IS SO COSTLY.
• What the...? F-word OK’d for French broadcasts
• Britain's ‘Jihadi Jack' could end up in Canadian hands
• Abbotsford officer ‘died protecting you and me'
• Quebec’s Bill 62 faces court challenge
• Government concedes to Senate demands on Indian Act update
• Liberals take aim at workplace harassment
• Spies targeted Weinstein’s accusers: report
• Tougher gun laws not the answer: Trump
• Luxury lockups for Saudi princes
• New vets having hard time adjusting to civilian life: survey
• BCE takeover of AlarmForce a small deal serving ‘big purposes’
• Federal clean fuel standard could boost jobs: think-tank
• Walmart Pay poised to top Apple in usage for U.S. mobile payments
• OPEC sees oil use peak in 20 years if sales boom in electric cars
• Cara missing out on rising appetite for breakfast
• ERA OF TECH DEMOCRACY
• Oil is breaking out, but can the momentum last?
• ‘We gave them goals’: Shortie turns the tide
• ON THE MOUND OR OFF, HE WAS A PRO
• SENATORS TAKE STOCK ON THE ICE AFTER LONG FLIGHT TO STOCKHOLM
• Raptors hold off Bulls after nearly blowing 23-point lead
• Gauthier’s call-up a pleasant surprise
• THOMAS NETS A PAIR OF ODD WINS AT ROAD TO ROAR
• Riders must showcase Carter on offence again
• Canada routs Sweden at Four Nations
• BELINDA’S FLOURLESS COCONUT AND CHOCOLATE CAKE (GLUTEN-FREE)
• CRIME AND PUNISHMENT
• Soothe a cold with ginger tea
• CHICKEN WITH FENUGREEK
• CAULIFLOWE­R WITH BUTTER & HOT SAUCE
• Baldwin extends Trump gig
• Israel honours Portman
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• CMA Awards
• CHOOSING THE RIGHT SCHOOL
• Spelling bee a sweet success
• BUILDING CONNECTION­S
• RECIPE FOR SUCCESS
• Travel study builds connection with the world
• INSPIRING STUDENTS TO LEARN
• ENERGIZING STUDENTS’ EDUCATION
• STUDENTS ZERO IN ON THE ARTS

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