Calgary Herald - 2018-03-22

• FACEBOOK FACES CRITICS
• Council delays decision on public vote on Olympic bid
• High stakes for Alberta in NDP gamble to balance budget on pipeline projects
• QUEEN OF OPERA JOINING CPO
• FROM ‘NERD’ TO BOMBER
• Alberta country duo High Valley up for Juno, ACM awards
• Large mountain snowpack may pose threat with spring rain
• Calgary actor wrangles robots in Pacific Rim: Uprising
• Calgary kids pitch Starbucks on greener cups
• How long can Vegas live this fairy tale?
• Morneau set to tackle trade issues
• Oh so good in debut as Jays reliever
• Softball Canada transgende­r rule runs afoul of human rights code
• Dog-toting suspect collared after fleeing police
• Medical experts urge schools to carry anti-overdose kits
• Teachers demand funding hike to reduce class sizes
• LOWER DEFICIT EXPECTED IN NDP BUDGET BUT ...
• Opposition parties skeptical fiscal plan will be path to balance
• Chicken plant seeks approval for move
• Former candidate sentenced for luring, sex charges
• NDP announces funding for rural bus pilot project
• Jurors see a different Kahsai in police interview
• Police arrest member of alleged drug cartel
• Judge grants bail for Calgary father accused of murdering his daughter
• SPREADING WORD ABOUT INNOVATION
• ALL SYSTEMS GO FOR MORGUARD PLUS-15 BRIDGE
• Judge wants peace officers prepared for unstable people
• No charges for officer in Stanley Park shooting
• Pedophile pleads guilty to using stolen credit card
• Group not giving up on plane lost over B.C.
• Alberta’s problem is revenue, not spending
• BUDGET MUST BE PRUDENT
• Equestrian centre grateful for support
• More than 460 charges laid against 34 youths in Edmonton
• Can we put the Liberals on mute?
• MANITOBA HYDRO BOARD QUITS.
• ‘I just didn’t ask enough questions’
• Competitio­n Bureau’s concerns over newspaper swap revealed in court filing
• I’M THE SCAPEGOAT
• BLOODY MOTHER’S DAY AS DOZENS KILLED IN DAMASCUS MARKET ATTACK
• ‘Social group’ member handed over to police
• First Quantum relieves investor worries over $7.9B surprise tax bill from Zambia
• Skepticism grows over takeover of Aecon
• Fed raises key rate, foresees 2 more hikes this year
• U.S. softening on auto rules of origin sparks optimism for NAFTA negotiatio­ns
• BlackBerry signs deal for in-car software with Jaguar Land Rover
• Obsidian, activist spar over director choices
• CLEAN TECH EXEC PRESCRIBES DIVERSITY, FEDERAL SUPPORT FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH
• Shareholde­rs pushing for Imperial to be more transparen­t on water risk, lobbying
• CHINA MASTERING THE ART OF DEALING WITH TRUMP ON TRADE
• Facebook’s PR crisis is largely self-inflicted
• STAJAN FOUND A TRUE HOME IN CITY ‘FULL OF GREAT PEOPLE’
• Downward spiral continues for Flames
• Enjoyment ante is raised for spring at Lake Louise
• SNOWSCENE: AROUND THE AREA’S FAVOURITE SKI RESORTS
• CANADA SCORES AN OLYMPIC SWEEP
• WILLSON LANDS CLOSE TO HOME
• Alliance of American Football to kick off next spring
• Poole’s shot now part of Michigan lore
• Players’ union files grievance against CFL
• BIG FOOT ILESIC STEPS INTO CANADIAN FOOTBALL HALL
• KING LEAR AT THE VERTIGO
• VETERAN BRITISH ROCKER PAINTS SONGS WITH WORDS
• ONE MAN’S TRUTH AT HEART OF PLAY
• Spiritus Chamber Choir gifts audience with rare Handel piece
• ‘I REALIZE THERE’S MORE’

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