Calgary Herald - 2018-03-15

• SUN SETS ON GARDEN ICON
• Fee hike would eliminate tax cash for trash pickup
• Notley shifting bull’s-eye from B.C. to Ottawa in pipeline war
• STUDENTS PROTEST GUN LAWS
• MOURNING HAWKING
• Court asked for permanent injunction to halt protests
• Following up on crucial win is next test
• Oh, no, say it isn’t snow: Another big dump in our forecast
• U.K. to expel 23 Russian diplomats over poisoning
• Country-pop Calgary artist Tareya going solo
• Ottawa targets foreign money’s influence
• The Humans tells raw story of our lives
• New adviser a pro-NAFTA ally
• EXCITING PLANS UNDERWAY FOR BLACKFOOT CROSSING
• Bail hearing delayed, Edmonton judge stays assault charges
• Ottawa offering $500M for projects to cut greenhouse gases
• $54M from carbon tax to fund green projects
• NDP legislatio­n aims to boost number of students in tech sector
• From photo radar to rural crime: Ministers take questions at conference
• NEW LEADERSHIP STYLE TAUGHT AT BUSINESS SCHOOL
• Nexen pleads not guilty to charges from deadly blast
• Suncor moves up timeline on Syncrude maintenanc­e project
• WELL-TRAVELLED HOTELIER LANDS IN CALGARY
• U of C researcher­s develop device to measure concussion­s
• School receives $10M donation
• Saskatchew­an to set legal age for cannabis at 19
• Climber remembered for passion and talent
• Case to proceed against Somali man accused in U-Haul, police attacks
• Man who fired gun in air won’t be charged
• Alberta misplayed its hand in high-stakes pipeline expansion game
• B.C. TAX PLAN AN AFFRONT
• Man who beat up cousin urged to make contributi­on to society
• Hundreds of suspected fentanyl pills seized
• STUDENTS TAKE ON U.S. GUN LAWS
• Singh denounces terror in wake of video revelation­s
• Loblaw gift card process scrutinize­d
• Residentia­l schools have effect for generation­s
• Coffee shops address Wi-Fi hogs
• Google to restrict ads for digital currency products
• Empire gains traction on turnaround as competitio­n heats up
• Economy woes plague Ontario as it heads into key election
• Quebecor hits wireless milestone, topping 1M subscriber­s
• Debt reduction to be focus of Quebec budget
• NAFTA strain signals need for Canada to diversify: experts
• Cannabis giant TGOD plans to go public, aims to raise up to $100 million
• Navy SEAL tenets help in navigating tricky credit industry
• New CN Rail CEO vows to rebuild capacity with new track to meet demand amid rising shipments
• BRAIN DRAIN TESTS TESLA
• Qualcomm outspent Broadcom about 100 to 1 in Washington lobbying
• UNPREDICTA­BLE SEASON TAKES ANOTHER TWIST
• McKeever claims second gold at Paralympic Games
• Lightning overcome bumps on road to CCAA nationals
• MACLISE QUICK STUDY IN THE PROS
• KLINGBERG A STAR WORTH NOTING
• The Jets play host to Chicago on Thursday. Ken Wiebe points out five things to watch for in the game.
• Tragedies connect two NCAA opponents
• Wie back on winning path after tough year
• TFC’S TAMING OF TIGRES MAKES SOCCER HISTORY
• Donaldson’s sweet swing powers his other game
• BLUESMAN’S INFLUENCES
• The Shakespear­e Company's King Lear gets royal treatment
• The Adult One Act Play Festival to feature sixworks
• TRIO SHINES AS INDIVIDUAL­S BUT TRIUMPHS AS ONE
• EVEN QUICK WORKOUTS BOOST PRODUCTIVI­TY
• GEORGIA NICOLS

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