Calgary Herald - 2018-03-03

• IN LIKE A LION...
• PUPPETMAST­ER, PROVOCATEU­R
• OPIOID FIGHT RECEIVES $9.5M
• SoAk up the mountAin sCenery At KAnAnAskis
• OSCAR’S FASHIONS
• RANGERS FACE 51 SHOTS IN WIN
• SimilkAmee­n produCes viBrAnt flAvours
• Big BAttle over jeAns At militAry College
• Exiting NAFTA unwise tACtiC, expert sAys
• Move hoCkey to the Summer OlympiCs?
• DAvid Poile the leAgue’s winningest GM
• Investigat­ion finds MP Kang harassed staffer
• Flat Earthers illustrate the dangers of mass delusion
• Court sends dispute between linesman, Wideman back to NHL
• Marijuana producers preparing for legalizati­on
• ‘MARTHA STEWART’ OF POT TAKES STAGE AT FIRST CANNABIS CONVENTION
• Suspended sergeant denies he sold private police data
• Homeless advocate to face court for allegedly breaching bail conditions
• Nenshi continues to spend less than mayoral race rivals
• Farm groups seek ways to recycle plastic instead of burning or dumping it
• OILPATCH RESULTS MUCH BRIGHTER THAN LAST YEAR
• Flood of arrogance in water debates and report
• Let’s ensure our vulnerable neighbours have place to call home
• The environmen­tal movement has lost its way
• CLASS SIZES A PROBLEM
• Put thieves to work on the farm
• It’s in Canada’s interest to boost foreign aid
• Ringing in the ears?
• Memoir a part of the healing process, says victim abused by Graham James
• Where have all the good times gone?
• RESEARCHER­S SPY SHY SHARK.
• Ex-MP links illegal tobacco sales to 1993 terror in U.S.
• Syrian enclave: ‘It’s a wasteland’
• Jihadists kill 7 in attack on capital
• CULTURED MEAT: WHAT’S AT STAKE
• SHADES OF DARK
• GILBERT STICKS CLOSE TO CHILDHOOD ROOTS
• Simpson interview from 2006 to air
• Alberta Ballet to honour Canadian music legends
• Calgary artist Dawn to show at Comic Con
• Film festival celebrates the art of celluloid
• Saks Fifth Avenue makes its Calgary debut
• Valentine Ball strikes chord with opera fans
• PICTURE PERFECT? NOT THIS YEAR
• Bahamas finding his groove on new album
• 40% of Canadians disapprove of budget, poll finds
• THERE’S A LOT TO LIKE IN LATEST ECONOMIC DATA, AS POLOZ EYES NEXT MOVE
• Analysis sounds alarm over budget deficits after U.S. tax reforms
• Vancouver home sales fall amid changes to mortgage rules, higher interest rates
• Partners withdraw Sturgeon Refinery proposal
• RUSSIAN MEDDLING A WORRY FOR CANADA’S ENERGY SECTOR
• Maricann’s $70M pot pact goes up in smoke amid regulator’s investigat­ion
• George Weston profit takes steep Q4 plunge
• Stocks can rise along with interest rates
• BlackRock considerin­g fund changes to exclude companies with gun ties
• May’s red lines blur as she clings to Brexit dream
• Lack of appetite for Dollar Menu sinks McDonald’s shares
• KEEPING OLDER WORKERS FROM ‘CHECKING OUT’
• COMMENT Budget’s passive income changes have many breathing sigh of relief
• Canadians seek golden glory at Sunday’s Oscars
• Heavenly triple fashion threat
• FA I T H CALENDAR
• THE GHOSTS OF HOLLYWOOD
• Holland America gets more intimate with trips to Cuba
• FUN ON AND OFF THE HILL AT FERNIE
• I SPY, WITH A MYSTERIOUS EYE
• Maybe I could get used to this
• Trojans in position to repeat as ACAC kings
• KOE RINK STANDS TALL AT BRIER
• Father and son ready to roll rocks
• Oh looks like real deal to Jays pitching coach
• Leader Sharma shining at Mexico Championsh­ip
• HOMES WITH CONNECTIVI­TY
• CONNECTING A COMMUNITY
• WHAT DRIVES HOME BUYERS?
• L.A. TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLES
• ‘I CAN SEE THE ENTIRE SKYLINE’
• BEST OF OLD & NEW
• Arrive at Redstone Way taking reservatio­ns
• Avi Urban launches sales for August at University District
• THE PROSE OF A POET
• PROHIBITIO­N PUTS MODERN TWIST ON PUB CUISINE
• ‘Looking the part’ in the workplace
• HOROSCOPE
• TREASURES IN THE GARAGE ALL HAVE A STORY TO TELL
• A NORTHERN LIGHT
• End in sight for popular series
• Intrigue heats up in Sunburn
• CHILDREN’S BOOK REVIEWS
• CALGARY BEST SELLERS

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