Calgary Herald - 2018-02-10

• 40-CAR PILEUP ON STONEY TRAIL
• IN THE SHADOWS OF THE SAMURAI
• STANLEY NOT GUILTY
• FISHING FOR A FRESH HIT
• Annalee Newitz Crafts A dystopian thriller
• Ex-MP Stoffer Apologizes For Behaviour
• Labour fight between pilots, westjet heats up
• Philippine­s Axes $234m helicopter contract
• Ballet pays tribute to desert beauty
• Flames edged 4-3 By New York Rangers
• Calgary police officer guilty of assault
• Campbell’s feels effects of changing tastes
• ‘It will take us a week to clean up after this storm’
• Cenovus about-face on layoffs ‘a shocker’
• Notley creates task force to fight for pipeline constructi­on
• Trudeau met by pipeline protesters during his stopover in California
• B.C. Liberal leader rips squabble over pipeline, wine
• Former UCP MLA named as ban on publicatio­n lifted
• Supreme Court sides with CBC in publicatio­n-ban case
• Albertan back in Canada after stint in Cambodian jail
• Another carbon monoxide leak in Airdrie building where 12-year-old died
• Alberta musher hurt in Alaska-Yukon race airlifted to hospital
• Convicted sex offender gets year in jail for break-in
• Officers used appropriat­e force, ASIRT rules
• Man says archdioces­e fired him for not saying if he’s in same-sex relationsh­ip
• B.C. to shift Family Day in 2019 to third week of February
• Ballot box errors in municipal vote identified in auditor’s report
• Best friend testifies at corruption trial that woman was harassed
• Refugee sentenced to nearly 11 years for smuggling heroin
• B.C. court strikes down ban on cetaceans at Vancouver Aquarium
• If Notley wants pipeline win, she should hit B.C. NDP’s underbelly
• Games bid pointless without new facilities
• MOVE FOR SNOWPLOWS
• God belongs in O Canada lyrics
• Publicly funded elder care best route for seniors
• Longest hockey game played in honour of cancer victims
• Only one racer finishes Yukon ultra-marathon
• ‘ABSOLUTE LIES,’ BROWN SAYS
• Biggest budget ever for Pentagon
• ‘Tough time’ for ex-aide accused of abuse: Trump
• DRUG LORD WITH $5M BOUNTY NABBED IN MEXICO
• COMEDY CONUNDRUM
• OWEN HART FOUNDATION
• CHILD STAR TO GRANDMA
• FINDING CALM IN A CHANGING WORLD WITH KIDS IN THE STREET
• U of C’s performing arts students have slew of ‘surprises’ in store
• The Outsiders still has inside track on teen angst
• Stars shine to support young dancers
• An atmosphere of stark beauty
• Young baritone finds ‘right role’
• TRUTHS ABOUT BEAR MARKETS
• Canada’s volatile jobs survey posts biggest monthly drop since 2009
• Want a sure bet on the markets? There’s no such thing
• Aecon responds to fears over its $1.5B sale to Chinese company
• Shipping shakeup? Amazon may deliver some of its own orders
• U.S. tobacco seller buys stakes in P.E.I., Ontario pot companies
• TVO REACTED CORRECTLY TO PAIKIN ALLEGATION
• Millennial­s abandon hope for religious institutio­ns but revere human rights
• FAITH CALENDAR
• THE FORCE IS STRONG
• SOAK UP SEASIDE’S FUN ON-BOARD ADVENTURES
• OLYMPIC SPIRIT SHINES BRIGHT IN LAKE PLACID
• GERMANY’S GATEWAY TO SEA
• SUSPEND DISBELIEF, ALL YE WHO ENTER THESE GAMES
• Canucks stick together on Day 1
• Q&A ANDI NAUDE
• Olympian roads vary for athletes
• Kingsbury is looking good
• CANUCKS HAVE NOTHING FOR WHICH TO APOLOGIZE
• Q&A MIKAEL KINGSBURY
• STATE OF PLAY
• Canadian team built on trust, friendship
• Equipment malfunctio­n causes controvers­y
• McDaniel latest let go by Stampeders due to salary cap concerns
• The night Flames became raging inferno
• Roughnecks infuse youth into lineup
• BALL PLAYERS TAKE UP NFL TRAINING PROGRAM
• LeBron excited by Cavs’ new pieces
• Axford inks minor-league deal with Jays
• BLOEMEN IN PEAK FORM
• Logistics of getting Team Canada to Olympics
• Anselmi out as Senators president
• CARRIAGE SUITES ADD FLEXIBILIT­Y
• Calgary housing industry in the spotlight
• MANHATTAN BY SHANE HOMES
• LIVINGSTON, EVANSTON
• Calgary’s housing market still favours purchasers
• FINALISTS IN THE 2018 CH BA NATIONAL AWARDS FOR HOUSING EXCELLENCE
• L.A. TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLES
• EMBRACING AN EASIER LIFESTYLE IN MAHOGANY
• DOWNSIZING IN STYLE
• Shared garden one of the perks at Holland Park
• JANUARY SAW DUPLEX SALES ON RISE IN CITY
• THE BIG SLEEP
• Invest in a good ‘bed for your head’
• BIGGER IS BETTER
• THE NOMAD DINNER CLUB
• GADGETS FOR VALENTINE
• CICCAGLION­E FAMILY STICKS TO TRADITIONA­L ITALIAN FARE
• SAUTÉED DUCK BREASTS
• Elegant dining made easier
• HOROSCOPE
• HUNGER PAINS? WEIGHING WHAT’ S AT PLAY
• How we fail victims
• A WINDOW INTO BIRTH OF A BLOCKBUSTE­R
• CALGARY BEST SELLERS

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