Calgary Herald - 2018-04-19

• PIPELINE IN PERIL?
• POTHOLE PROBLEMS
• Waste less, pay less under proposed black cart plan
• ELLEN’S CALGARY CONNECTION­S
• COACHING CAROUSEL
• Murder victim’s sister vows to fight domestic violence
• Fubar star lives his heavy metal fantasy with album
• Legally Blonde musical offers Alberta actress ‘dream role’
• Tiny-home village will house at-risk veterans
• Accused gang leader knows all the court tricks
• B.C. homeopath treats boy with rabid spit
• Local lawyer finds inspiratio­n in his cancer diagnosis
• Crown appeals stay of Chan murder trial
• NDP lags on tobacco law, say anti-smoking groups
• Sky-high water bills in Calgary prompt expanded role for consumer advocate
• Orphaned Alberta bear cubs spared death
• Lawyer fears protesters face ‘cookie-cutter’ justice
• Company charged two years after welder’s fatal fall on job
• Probe launched in slaying ofsenior
• Mount Royal joins in rememberin­g athletic therapist
• Slave Lake victim quiet, determined and goofy, too
• Senior gets eight-year prison term for attack on woman
• Child porn found on devices from Millington’s home: expert
• ACS worker faces charges after child-pornograph­y discovered on computers
• ‘SOLOPRENEU­RS’ GATHER IN INGLEWOOD
• Tsuut’ina Nation opposes Bragg Creek berm project
• Vulcan County declares emergency due to flooding
• Small chance big things can occur in Canada
• Cuddly pandas symbolize something larger
• Former director says police commission failed in case concerning city officers
• Pipeline protest greets Trudeau
• The four heroes of Southwest Flight 1380
• COSBY’S STAR WITNESS TESTIFIES.
• Bishops push back on apology motion
• Kim talks used to promote Pompeo
• CORGI’S DEATH ‘LAST LINK’ FOR QUEEN
• ‘No way I’d share stage with Suzuki’: economist
• WHY INTEREST RATES ARE LIKELY TO RISE AGAIN BEFORE SUMMER
• ‘Political risk’ still seen as a hurdle in pipeline expansion
• Caisse’s stake in Kinder Morgan could bring Quebec into bitter pipeline feud
• CP Rail won’t be ‘held hostage’ in union talks, CEO says
• Fixed-income trading catapults Morgan Stanley to record highs
• Tim Hortons feud ‘business suicide’
• Roots soars to new high after sales, adjusted earnings beat estimates
• CHILD AND SPOUSAL SUPPORT STOKES THE FINANCIAL PAIN OF SEPARATION
• Thank provincial taxes for Canada’s higher overall tax rate
• FLAMES, PETERS WOULD FIT WELL
• Stamps’ Mitchell feeling well-armed
• Stampeders’ Finch faces three charges in Oklahoma
• DEROZAN’S BUY-IN TO NEW SYSTEM SURE LOOKS GOOD
• Morrissey hit adds more fire to Jets-Wild series
• ANDERSEN MOVES ON FROM ‘THE SAVE’
• Pittsburgh dominating once again
• Kucherov powers Lightning to victory
• Henderson has Canadian golf record in sights
• Pills May Replace Diapers And Padded Underwear At Stores
• A CONVERSATI­ON WITH ELLEN DEGENERES
• THE ROAD TO RECONCILIA­TION
• ROSIE AWARDS
• Youthful actor relates to Huck Finn character
• Stoner rock, marijuana stars of 420 festival this weekend
• Quest Theatre staging We Are All Treaty People for thousands of kids
• INDIGENOUS ROOTS SHOW IN INDIE BAND
• FROM CATCHPHRAS­ES TO FASHION
• NOMINEES
• Four reasons to put a San Diego girl’s getaway on your BFF bucket list

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