Calgary Herald - 2018-02-20

• Suspect arrested exactly 16 years after Calgary murder victim was found
• Alberta pledges to fight B.C. test of wine boycott
• CITY SET TO ‘EXPERIENCE’ SAKS
• HOME FIRES FLICKERING
• Military rethinks troop morale tours
• Black-ish star embraces bipolar life in memoir
• Nearly $4M city home going up for auction
• Midfield trailer park closes after bitter fight
• Trump backs effort to toughen FBI checks
• Nothing to fear from artificial intelligen­ce
• Council weighs rules for legal pot shops
• Jets savour step up as Cup contenders
• Copyright litigation debates on Artists’ radar
• Pembina Pipelines’ new focus
• Donaldson ends contract talks
• Lloyd’s most loyal patron laces up for final skate at beloved roller rink
• A requiem for Midfield: City closes last chapter in sad history of trailer park
• Officer charged with uttering threats in off-duty incident
• Advances in technology lead to murder charge in 16-year-old cold case
• Son of former MLA Nelson dies while on vacation in Mexico
• Program helps at-risk youth put troubles in check
• Oilsands tech touted for pipeline capacity boost
• Calgary joins national effort to help all runners feel safe
• Alberta high schoolers get creations in gear at robotics competitio­n
• Mom recounts terror of seeing son’s foot snagged in escalator
• Emotional end to longest hockey game
• THERE WAS NO REASON TO FUSS OVER LEGALIZATI­ON OF MARIJUANA
• Pipeline approved on its merits
• PK SOUND LOUDSPEAKE­RS SPREADING THE WORD
• Tories left out in the cold
• INCOMPETEN­T? NO PROBLEM!
• PM ponders parental leave for new fathers
• PM to meet politician at centre of Sikh row
• Turkey warns Syrian forces after air attacks
• NDP keeps powder dry in face of coming vote
• Sharpe cruises to gold
• Snowboarde­rs plot course for more medals
• Sochi medallists’ comeback trail finished
• Koe rink rights ship with win over Japan
• WITHOUT CHEATING, RUSSIANS NO LONGER MINING FOR GOLD
• NOW THAT’S QUITE A CROWDED PODIUM
• Women or Ladies?
• NEVER IN DOUBT
• Q&A TED-JAN BLOEMEN
• Strides made, but not enough for podium
• Rittich valiant in defeat
• Family Day rings true for Hamonic
• NASCAR’s youth movement aims to fire up the racing world
• Watson’s win fends off thoughts of retirement
• All-star trio hasset the tone for the Raptors
• Parkland coach was ‘true hero,’ says Rizzo
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• THE ‘S’ WORD
• Protection­s needed for those who choose assisted death
• WHAT’S ON SAKS’ ‘IT LIST’
• Signs of the time
• Saving for retirement

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