Calgary Herald - 2018-01-20

• SCHOOL OF NETFLIX
• HALL OF FAME CAREER
• SKATER HAD AFFAIR WITH COACH
• Author Cass Green doesn’t want a perfect heroine
• COMMON SENSE WARRIOR?
• THE WONDERS OF WHISKY
• Stockton coach Huska helps feed the pipeline
• Calgarians still idling cars in the cold
• Pope accuses abuse victims of slander
• Amazon’s snub spurs review of training
• Rail workers acquitted in disaster
• Female firefighte­rs given expanded coverage for reproducti­ve cancers
• Zoocheck asks province to send strong message on ice-cream-eating bear
• Celebrated economist offers mostly rosy 2018 forecast — except for oil
• Inspectors find no violations at Lethbridge Burger King
• Alberta Health stats show big spike in carfentani­l deaths
• B.C. firefighte­rs help develop software to combat opioid overdoses crisis
• Fraudster Humeniuk sentenced to six years
• Prosecutor drops firearms charge over case ‘ frailties’
• ‘Humbled’ doctor gets rare Japanese honour
• Cancer fight temporaril­y grounds globe-trotting couple
• Powerful waves prompt warnings, beach closures on Vancouver Island
• Admitted killers to face sentencing next month
• Man sentenced to life in prison for brutal LRT killing
• Fatal beating leads to 20-year sentence in manslaught­er case
• Hawks and owls killed in blaze at bird rescue shelter
• Alberta gets $4M to address causes of radicaliza­tion
• Time to clean up culture of rot, lawlessnes­s at Edmonton Max
• Onion Lake Cree Nation residents in court for life sentencing of murderer
• So far, Klein’s record on jobs superior to Notley’s performanc­e
• KEEP HOME IN ITS PLACE
• PM SHOULD READ CHARTER
• The Olympic ‘ban’ against Russia merely a gesture
• B.C. may fight ruling that lets pipeline firm ‘short-circuit’ process
• IVISON ON PM’S CURIOUS STAND.
• Blood test could detect cancers in early stages
• SUNDANCE KID AT SUNDANCE
• TRUE CRIME AT VERTIGO
• EXPLORING DARKNESS
• Alberta Theatre Projects director Stroich stepping down
• Blue Gala aims to brighten the day with dance Organizers of second annual charity performanc­e hope to continue expanding
• Singer-songwriter NEFE stays true to her voice on new EP
• Marc Cohn revisits album that kicked off his career
• RIGHT PLACE, RIGHT TIME
• GAME CHANGER
• TECK RESOURCES’ DAM SALE SPARKS FEARS IN B.C. TOWN
• WHAT IF FINANCE COMMITTEE ASKED ACTUAL MEANINGFUL QUESTIONS?
• Canada to attend TPP meeting after APEC no-show
• LNG’S UNLIKELY SAVIOUR
• Visible minorities make gains on boards
• U.S. tax reforms could hit Canada harder than NAFTA pullout, business groups warn
• U.S. SEC letter shows bitcoin funds won’t happen anytime soon, if ever
• Bond issuance balloons as BoC clarifies rate path
• ‘THE MOST VALUABLE SPACE ON THE WEB’
• What Jim Shaw’s leadership can teach employers, employees
• Taking lump sum pension payment now a bet on the future for this 29-year-old
• Taxman doesn’t take kindly to cheats on either side of the border
• Faith shines through even in death’s embrace
• FAITH CALENDAR
• Mormon church appoints 93-year-old ex-surgeon as president
• Visiting Blazers top Hitmen 2-1
• Flames aim to maintain momentum in rink return
• Inferno plan to Spark awareness and score some goals
• Local mixed martial artist Dawodu heads to Ireland to train for UFC debut
• THE WAY LINDROS PLAYED MIGHT NOT FIT IN TODAY’S NHL
• Trojans ride clean sweep of Broncos on Friday
• Fisher was link to Canadiens’ glory
• Wozniacki ‘playing with house money’
• Will Brady play Sunday? Don’t bother asking the quarterbac­k or his coach
• EAGLES FANS PLACE SUPER BOWL HOPES IN FOLES’ HANDS
• Not many want to see Pats win again
• ABANDONED IN PARADISE
• Paradise and parenting a good fit in magical Maui
• I F YOU GO
• SOLD ON SAILING CRUISES
• WHERE TO FULFIL THOSE CARIBBEAN DREAMS
• Double the fun
• FINDING A GROOVE AT WEST GROVE
• NAFTA talks may benefit mortgage rates
• HELPING THE LIFESAVERS
• CHINOOK GATE IN AIRDRIE
• Daytona Homes makes Calgary debut in Livingston
• RETREAT’S MAGICAL SETTING
• THOUGHTFUL DESIGNS
• Building a Legacy of living in an award-winning community
• Spike in demand for Cochrane townhomes
• 5 REASONS COCHRANE’S ON UPSWING
• ROADBLOCKS STALL CITY’S VISION FOR 16TH AVENUE N.
• TEST YOUR WINE KNOWLEDGE
• POPULAR TU TIERRA HAS RETURNED
• VIETNAMESE SHRIMP SALAD
• TAKE THIS JOB AND SHIVER IT
• Resistance on the rise
• Tango Down
• ABOUT FACE
• CALGARY BESTSELLER­S
• After years in fashion, Shields simply Timeless

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