Calgary Herald - 2017-12-27

• Better bundle up — Old Man Winter has city in an icy grip
• Notley optimistic about pipeline progress in 2018
• POLICE SEEK TIPS IN BABY DEATH
• PUCK DROPS ON MAC’S
• Tent city doubles in size in Vancouver suburb
• Renfrew centre helps rescue lives from addiction
• Canada’s juniors open with win over Finland
• Service exits challengin­g year on streets, in the boardroom
• No end in sight for violence in Ukraine
• Paramedic applauds EMS partners as they help those in need
• Intrepid shoppers enjoy ‘rush’ of landing best Boxing Day deals
• Kenney willing to face controvers­y as UCP hammers out its policies
• Constructi­on to begin soon on new city unit for processing arrests
• Alberta NDP won’t break off from federal party, Notley says
• Woman in critical condition after crash with stolen SUV
• TRUDEAU’S BREACH FAR FROM WORST OF ITS KIND
• Cat’s out of the bag on senseless cougar hunt
• Pay system fiasco hides grim truth
• CITING THE NEED TO SEND A CLEAR MESSAGE OF DETERRENCE, A JUDGE IN NEWFOUNDLA­ND HAS SENTENCED A MAN TO NINE MONTHS IN JAIL FOR THREATENIN­G TO POST EXPLICIT PHOTOS OF AN EX-GIRLFRIEND ON FACEBOOK.
• TRUMP THIS, TRUMP THAT
• ONE MYSTERY DONOR INSPIRES 100 GOOD DEEDS
• ELECTRIC CARS MAY BE KEY TO COMMODITY SUPERCYCLE
• Canadian economy should help support loonie in 2018
• U.S. auto demand to slip into low gear as electric car race starts to heat up
• For Canada’s big banks, a housing hangover may loom in 2018
• What Canada’s boards of directors will be thinking about in 2018
• The flawed, absent minded, overconfid­ent thinking economists see in all of us
• WELCOME TO CANADA, WHERE THE LISTING IS EASY
• All signs:
• Smith revels in the joys of a white Christmas with his family
• Raptors caught napping in Dallas
• Goalie was proud to be a Leafs legend
• EXCEPTIONA­LLY GOOD
• Man U can’t keep up with big-spending foe
• DUNGENESS CRAB PIROSHKI
• YEASTED BLINI

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