Calgary Herald - 2018-04-13

• HUMBOLDT SEES OUR LOVE
• Nenshi pleads Olympic patience
• Province easing financial barriers to greener homes
• PIPELINE SHOWDOWN SET
• WinSport boss ‘did not foresee’ fatal crash on bobsled track
• Indian Horse a powerful story of residentia­l schools
• U.S., Russia to co-ordinate air strikes via hotline
• Public art selected for New Central Library
• Forces page plagued by ‘haters’
• The Rock’s Rampage goes big on action
• ‘LOGAN BOULET EFFECT’ WILL HELP SAVE UNTOLD LIVES
• Mandatory training sought for truckers
• PM cuts Peru trip short to meet with premiers
• B.C. leader steadfast in opposition to pipeline
• Rising number of refugees requires policy change from feds: report
• Stabbing victim tells of a life shattered
• Why building your luxury home makes sense
• Police union demands names of men who attacked officers
• Rocky View Schools bus changes to save $1 million
• Injuries related to cannabis expected to spike
• Funeral for son had to be at a rink, dad of killed player says
• Coal is king for those B.C. eco-warriors
• Affair with officer alleged after he cut her ‘a break’
• ‘ONE AMAZING MAN’
• ‘IT WAS ME AT THE MOSQUE EARLIER’
• Trudeau to talk pipelines with premiers
• Man accused of attacking soldiers mentally ill: doctor
• Tory senators accused of blocking reform
• Shaw reports wireless gains that are ‘almost too good’
• U.S. waters down another critical NAFTA demand on automobile­s
• Will Canada’s AI industry be undermined by Facebook data scandal?
• Second Cup joins cannabis rush with plan to convert some shops to dispensari­es
• Tesla ‘on its way out of production hell,’ Musk tells CBS
• Macron stands his ground on reforms for French economy amid protests
• Better disclosure urged for REITS, real estate firms
• Trump does a 180, ordering review of TPP pact he panned
• Oilpatch to eke out paltry gains after 3 years of losses
• Flush with excess cash, Canada’s banks poised for expansion, takeovers
• BlackRock sees ETF crunch even as assets hit $6.3 trillion
• A few missed shots
• The truth: It’s really not a very good movie
• AN AMERICAN TAIL
• The sound of silence
• ERRING ON THE SIDE OF CAUTION
• Cannes unveils 2018 lineup
• 3M LINE LOOKING FOR A REBOUND NEXT SEASON
• Heavy hearts as AJHL final begins
• These Jets just getting started
• NO RINGING ENDORSEMEN­T FOR SENS’ HEAD COACH
• Skip vies for seventh national police title
• Parade of penalties buries Toronto in series opener
• ‘Cold-blooded’ Osuna mowing down the field again
• Panarin’s overtime stunner helps edge Capitals
• THE SLIGHTS JUST KEEP ON COMING
• Canadian standouts dig their historic gold medal
• NBA house cleaning is well underway
• Warriors no longer enjoy favoured playoffs status
• NBA playoffs have Canadian flavour
• Minority hiring on rise in MLB, study finds
• BRONCOS’ PAIN HAS BEEN FELT FAR AND WIDE
• RALLY SHOWS ITS HEART WITH MOBILE MEDICAL AID
• They keep going and going
• PAINTING HIS MASTERPIEC­E
• THIS UTE AGED WELL
• What you need to know about warranties
• SO MUCH SPUNK FOR ONE CYLINDER
• Making sense of the EPA’s threat to ditch fuel economy standards
• HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW?
• FIVE LIVE SOUNDS
• A festival with its ear to the ground

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