Calgary Herald - 2018-02-09

• OTTAWA TIPTOES IN TRADE WAR
• Real-life heroes deserve bigger spotlight in terrorist flick
• East Village wishing wall sends support to athletes
• B.C. wineries cry foul over Alberta ban on products
• Ex-MP Stoffer denies sex misconduct claims
• Win over Devils extends streak to three
• Canada Goose slumps amid big earnings
• Canada not competitiv­e: Suncor CEO
• Remains of six people found in planters
• Fifty Shades Freed has heat, no spark
• Free-agent Messam likely on way out
• Winter blast triggers road closures, avalanche warnings
• Water heater malfunctio­n cited in death of boy
• City invites public input on proposal for secondary suite approvals
• Lease-breaking law has helped hundreds flee violence: NDP
• OILPATCH BOYCOTT OF B.C. SUPPLIERS WOULD STING
• SARA AUSTIN: A LIFETIME OF ADVOCATING FOR CHILDREN
• City proposes plan for $106M interchang­e at Sarcee and Richmond Road
• Wineries lament ban on product: ‘We are not rolling in dough here’
• Woman ‘panicked’ in toddler’s death
• Police welcome discussion, not accusation­s
• Tokyo governor believes her city needs Olympics
• Woman recounts fear of being stalked by men hired by her ex
• New poll finds generation­al divide among men over workplace behaviour
• ECONOMIC BENEFITS: B.C. ALBERTA
• ECONOMIC BENEFITS: ALBERTA B.C.
• Singh plays lip service to two-state solution
• ‘No evidence’ Canadian LAVS used to harm Saudis
• Top court to examine residentia­l school compensati­on
• Sales of ‘combat helicopter­s’ to Manila on review
• ‘Weaponizat­ion’ of free speech prompts talk of new hate law
• Feds unveil major reforms to energy project reviews
• ENERGY REFORMS UNDERSCORE OTTAWA’S GREEN AGENDA FOCUS
• Trudeau faces uphill battle in wooing Silicon Valley
• ‘Disappoint­ment’ for Bombardier after losing out on Montreal project
• Aurora revenues soar on German exports
• Bell is big winner in rate plan deal sweepstake­s
• PLAYING BOTH SIDES OF THE ELECTRIC VEHICLE, AUTONOMOUS DRIVING TRADE
• BMO finds less is more in robo-wars
• HEADING DOWN THE GARDEN PATH
• Just let (it) go
• Hardware for software
• We need to talk about Sorbo
• NO-GOOD CHICK FLICK
• Men — can’t live with them ... can’t live with them
• GE ORGIA NICOLS
• HECK OF AN OPPORTUNIT­Y AWAITS LACK
• Enemy turf no problem for road warrior Smith
• Federkeil tired of the hurting, healing cycle
• Cavaliers clean house in hopes of another title run
• Racism nearly grounded Lacquette’s dream
• Mixed feelings make way for relief
• NOTHING ELSE LIKE THEM
• 5ROOKIES TO WATCH
• Q&A MAX PARROT
• GOODBYE GAMES AWAIT SLEW OF CANADIAN STARS
• At 26, this first-timer is not Messing around
• OLYMPIC DOOR BOLTED AGAINST RUSSIAN HOPEFULS
• Baseball union opening camp for free agents
• ENERGY REGULATOR REVAMPED
• CITY DIGS OUT FROM STORM
• JAGUAR’S CROSSOVER ‘CUB’
• All-Tesla racing series approved but details need to be worked out
• FROM ON ROAD TO IN GARAGE
• Uber sneaks in nefarious plan to take away your vehicle
• BIG POWER MEANS BIG PRICE TAG
• 2018 HARLEY-DAVIDSON SPORT GLIDE RIDES EASY
• Car insurance looks to ditch pink slips, but it’s not so easy
• IF MUSIC BE THE FOOD OF LOVE, PLAY ME NO GARTH BROOKS
• EATS + DRINKS MEET THE MAKER: THE KING OF BEANS
• DINE OUT REVIEWS: THE EDEN
• Block Heater
• EATS + DRINKS
• Buttermilk Biscuits

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