Calgary Herald - 2018-04-20

• Top court beer ruling may spill over into pipeline war
• FACEBOOK GRILLED ON PRIVACY
• City expects legal marijuana will need effort of 37 employees
• Decorated officer leaves legacy through organ donation
• Paralyzed Airdrie player now recovering in Calgary
• Trudeau sidesteps questions on straw ban
• Is North Korea ready to scrap its nuclear weapons?
• CRAFT BEER: NDP will ‘wait and see’ effect on small brewers
• Top-20 stoner flicks in honour of 4-20
• Decision puts chill on ‘free the beer’ case
• CORBELLA: Ruling gives Alberta leverage in pipeline spat
• Tom Cochrane sings support for Broncos
• ‘A lot of unanswered questions’
• Grade 9 math test to include section without calculator­s
• Judge cites Nick Chan’s suffering for stay in murder trial
• Auditor general stresses need for long-term fiscal projection­s
• New legislatio­n takes aim at energy-bill blunders
• B’nai Brith hosts premier for annual charity dinner
• First Nations cases could decide fate of Trans Mountain
• Airport head outlines vision for improved flight experience
• Accused killer didn’t get help he needed: son
• Ex-Calgary chief locks horns with lawyers at police inquiry
• Home renovator Hopkins reconsider­ing guilty pleas, retains new lawyer
• Remote hack not likely, child porn trial hears
• Hehr to attend sexual harassment workshop
• This Earth Day, know Canada’s air quality ranks among the best
• DO OLYMPICS MAKE SENSE?
• YOUR WORKOUT COMPANION
• THE FRENCH NUN KNOWN AS THE ‘ANGEL OF DIEPPE’ FOR STANDING UP TO THE GERMANS TO TREAT WOUNDED CANADIANS DURING THE DISASTROUS SECOND WORLD WAR RAID, HAS DIED. SISTER AGNES-MARIE VALOIS WAS 103.
• CAMELS CATCH MAD COW DISEASE.
• Executive faces $1.2M sex assault judgment
• Court upholds Quebec law on self-determinat­ion
• Police say sorry for Starbucks arrests
• VICTORIA OFFICER LAID TO REST
• Rogers’ profit explodes on surprise wireless growth
• Infrastruc­ture spending is ‘helping’ economy, minister says
• Auto rules will be ‘core’ of future deal: Freeland
• Oil rebound faces threat from potential CP Rail strike
• Oilpatch fears Alberta’s powers to cut energy supply could be ‘very dangerous’
• Hiku, WeedMD merge in deal that unites hipsters, seniors
• Feds ordered savings review for Gordie Howe bridge over cost concerns: documents
• CITIES PUT BRAKES ON SCOOTER BOOM
• Walmart explores loosening dress code amid tight market
• SITTING PRETTY
• Sorry not sorry
• Not at a theatre near you
• The edge of sanity
• ‘NEVER THE SAME AGAIN’
• Tribeca festival opens with love for Gilda
• METHOD MAN
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• AJHL teams struggling to woo Calgary hockey fans
• Penguins look to finish
• WASHINGTON HAS STRONG CLAIM TO LOSERVILLE TITLE
• Jets’ defensive depth will be put to the test
• MAPLE LEAFS LET SEASON SLIP AWAY IN GAME 4 LOSS
• Ovechkin backs up promise as Caps even series with Blue Jackets
• Spurs play on without Popovich
• GIRARD FINALLY GETS THAT GOLD
• Racism fears resurface ahead of World Cup in Russia
• Unlike Federer, Nadal not skipping events
• Foligno brothers sharing playoff ride for first time
• Celtics point guard making name for himself against Bucks
• JETTA GETS EVEN BETTA
• Chevrolet to soup up Colorado into off-road beast ZR2 Bison
• CLASSIC CARS PULL INTO HERITAGE PARK
• A SIMPLE NOTE, PLAYED WELL
• How a vehicle winds up in the Museum of Modern Art
• ‘JUNIOR’ SUPERCAR CAN FLY
• Acura sedan a tough sell
• 20 Feet from Lisa Fischer
• BARBECUE DAVE
• MEET THE MAKER: WELCOMING THE STRAIN
• GOING OUT:
• THE HUNT: THE BIG SOAK
• FIVE LIVE SOUNDS
• THE SECRET GARDEN
• Calgary Comic and Entertainm­ent Expo
• EATS + DRINKS

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