Calgary Herald - 2018-01-04

• PLEA FOR A ‘FREE IRAN’
• ‘Worrisome’ rush to set up pot shops before legalizati­on
• Reconcilia­tion Bridge signs were briefly up, until mayor stepped in
• EX-SHAW CEO DEAD AT AGE 60
• PRESIDENTI­AL PUNISHMENT
• Legendary Leafs goalie Bower transcende­d hockey
• Doctor-assisted deaths jumped in 2017
• Theatre star accused of sexual assault
• Iran’s pain is oil’s gain, for now
• Consumers face pinch of rising power price
• Province rolls out ban on tanning bed use by minors
• Laser-pointing incidents investigat­ed after flights targeted on Christmas
• KENNEY COULD USE A REALITY CHECK ON HIS ‘ASCENSION’
• Taxpayers federation praises Alberta government for drop in travel, hospitalit­y expenses
• Indigenous tourism aims to help keep stories alive as global interest grows
• Aboriginal urban business initiative­s sprouting up as demographi­cs shift
• Off-highway vehicle trails threaten plans for parks: study
• CREATIVITY PAYS OFF FOR EVANS HUNT DUO
• Station replaces ‘profane’ message with carbon tax jab
• Religious-based health care raises questions
• City hall should let chickens roost at home
• WinSport extends hours this week thanks to prime conditions on hills
• NORTH KOREA OPENS A KEY CHANNEL OF COMMUNICAT­ION WITH SOUTH KOREA EVEN AS IT BATTLES WITH TRUMP OVER THE SIZE OF NUCLEAR BUTTONS. ‘MINE IS MORE POWERFUL AND IT WORKS,’ THE PRESIDENT TWEETED.
• Hostage rescued from Afghanista­n appears in court
• Harassment on Hill likened to Hollywood
• Brakes not applied well, Lac-Mégantic trial told
• SUVs, trucks drive sales of new vehicles to surpass 2M mark for first time in 2017
• Investors jump in after BlackBerry seals deal on auto software
• No progress on jobs, pipelines means carbon tax will be all pain and no gain
• Flames counting on veteran Jagr to fill in for Frolik
• Stotts gives Hitmen a lift over Tigers in OT
• FRESH POWDER COVERS FUN RUNS AT FERNIE
• What’s happening at your favourite resorts?
• Thomas, Park back in hunt for Olympic mixed curling
• Ticats trade QB Collaros to Roughrider­s
• Canadian opponents continue to lay it on thick
• COUNTRY HOME
• FROM MANSION TO LUXURY HOTEL
• REMEMBERIN­G MICHAEL
• Searing contempora­ry take on a Russian classic heats up Rodeo
• SWALLOWING A SPY: A CREEPY WAY TO KEEP YOU ON MEDS
• SONG COULD EARN ‘COLD’ STATUS
• Alzheimer’s ‘ravages’ many caregivers
• GEORGIA NICOLS

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