Calgary Herald - 2018-01-22

• HOLY RELIC STIRS FAITH
• CBE students face one-year wait for mental-health help
• SUPER BOWL SHOWDOWN SET
• Ex-U.S. first lady Michelle Obama to speak in city
• CANADIAN MUSIC ICON
• Turning up heat doesn’t fire up results
• Calgarian joins historic hockey adventure
• Frolik nearing return from broken jaw
• Gunmen attack Kabul hotel
• Calgary project drawing global attention
• ‘Never too late’ to help Midfield residents
• Physicians body moves cautiously on emerging health technologi­es
• Thousands march through downtown for women’s rights
• Stampede foundation facing lawsuit over sex-abuse allegation­s
• B.C. municipali­ties, residents line up at NEB hearings to oppose pipeline
• How Calgary would handle a missile alert (even a false one)
• Insurers say Canadian weather getting hotter, wetter, weirder
• FALSE STORY SETS STAGE FOR TRUDEAU ACTING SKILLS
• War on drugs has become a war on pain sufferers
• To slide and protect: City officer aims for Olympics glory
• Nonfiction enjoys Stampede partnershi­p
• POWER SHIFT IN OTTAWA
• IN AN EXCERPT FROM HIS NEW BOOK, 12 RULES FOR LIFE, CONTROVERS­IAL UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO PROFESSOR JORDAN PETERSON URGES PARENTS TO TAKE A FIRM LINE WITH THEIR CHILDREN, EVEN AS TODDLERS.
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT CANNABIS LOUNGES
• Want to see the Titanic up close? That’ll be $130K — and some courage
• ‘Society crasher’ cleared of assault
• How jobs program fuelled a religious row
• Americans in foul mood as NAFTA talks resume
• Liberals revisit paternity leave idea
• U.S. senators scramble for deal
• The battle royal for our affections has started
• Forget about the asteroid apocalypse
• Sabres at Flames
• Chaulk up overtime win for Hitmen
• Montreal media gather to pay tribute to one of their own — and share stories
• Inferno sweep past China’s Rays
• Hands down, another Brady masterclas­s
• THIS TIGER COMEBACK MIGHT HAVE ACTUAL STAYING POWER
• BLONDIN GOLDEN BEFORE OLYMPICS
• Raptors focus on fixing easy mistakes
• Kyrgios downed yet again Down Under
• Speed Skating Canada boss says firm was hired to investigat­e top coach
• A PATCHWORK DEFENCE DOES THE JOB FOR LEAFS
• Ottawa’s aging icon opened with the best
• NAFTA TALKS WILL DOMINATE, BUT PROGRESS UNLIKELY
• ‘Fake startup’ grants won’t build an innovation nation
• STALKING A KILLER
• Mind games
• COLLEGE BOUND
• Relatable tales yield to violent interrupti­on
• All signs:

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