Calgary Herald - 2018-01-16

• ‘Increased risk’ for infants in care
• HIJAB ATTACK DIDN’T HAPPEN
• Piling on can be fatal in tough restaurant sector
• O’RIORDAN DIES AT 46
• Nuclear-armed North Korea means only one option
• Smith’s success no surprise to Canada GM
• Record sales ahead of new rules
• ‘I guess I’m a monster,’ says accused sex offender
• Taking a look at some chilly recordings
• The foursome became world’s comfort blanket
• Alberta teen qualifies for ‘Olympics for violin’
• Partmaker shows faith in industry
• Trump keeps low profile on King day
• Scheidegge­r rink off to the Scotties
• McCool arena shutdown putting strain on minor hockey
• Dream of stemming homelessne­ss lives on 10 years later
• Penguins ready to march as weather co-operates
• Advocates seeking more funds as sexual assault survivors step forward
• Meeting to resolve licence plate issue too late, Bilous says
• No late candidates in race for leadership of the Alberta Party
• Finance minister cautious as oil hits three-year high
• Alberta business investment set to lead country
• World’s biggest YMCA thinks outside the gym with library, art space
• Officer faces charges in domestic allegation
• Cancelling nude swim will only encourage howling protesters
• OIL’S FUTURE IS BRIGHT
• Nimmons building gets committee nod for heritage status
• Get ready for changes to NAFTA, firms urged
• PRIME MINISTER JUSTIN TRUDEAU IS FAST LOSING HIS LUSTRE DOWN SOUTH. AFTER ANGERING THE U.S WITH COMMENTS ON OMAR KHADR AND FIDEL CASTRO, NOW HE HAS UPSET THEM WITH HIS VIEWS ON ABORTION.
• DON’T HOLD YOUR NOSE AT THIS.
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT A HUGE DIAMOND
• Acadia professor in remarks controvers­y
• B.C. teen caught in crossfire dies
• No start on supply ships till 2019
• Quebec beefs up cold case squad
• Turkey lashes out at Kurdish force
• Man vanishes into desert, leaving trail of Bible pages
• Home sales hit record in December in dash to beat mortgage changes
• Federal government unveils details for carbon taxes
• Bankruptcy of U.K.’s Carillion seen to have modest effect on projects
• BlackBerry introduces cybersecur­ity product at Detroit auto show
• $1 billion sought to build new mine
• Nine banks accused of rigging rate benchmark
• TRY AND TRY UNTIL YOU HIT RIGHT RECIPE
• Smaller businesses are the most bullish in 3 years: study
• As crude rallies, Husky may become top oilsands pick
• Nowis good: every stage in your life is the right time for retirement planning
• Brick-and-mortar stores step into world of floor sensors for retail data
• Ontario vineyard tests new solar-powered weather devices
• Tracking technologi­es for traditiona­l retailers
• WILL THE STARS ALIGN?
• Listen to loved ones about hearing tests
• Not all addicts fit skewered stereotype­s
• Dushku’s story points to ‘new, horrific reality’
• Flames can kick back on bye week feeling good
• Lomberg warms up to life as call-up
• Sharks dominate rival Kings for third straight contest
• LINDROS FINDS PEACE WITH FLYERS
• Raptors wake up too late in Philly
• NBA reflects spirit of MLK Day: Casey
• Early exit for Raonic in Australia
• MINNESOTA ALREADY DUG DIGGS BEFORE THAT CLUTCH CATCH
• Talented Steelers blew it against ‘hungry’ Jaguars

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