Calgary Herald - 2018-04-25

• HONOURING THE VICTIMS
• GRIEF UNITES TORONTO
• Is Canada ‘broken’ or just badly bent?
• OVER A BARREL
• Trump talks Middle East with France’s Macron
• Rural Alberta remains on Alert for rising water
• Flames coach hates ‘lazy’ penalties
• Not much known about latest Avengers
• Green group misfires on dead ducks
• Expert grilled At shooter’s hearing
• Pitt, DiCAprio in new flick By Tarantino
• Anti-Semitic incidents up in province, annual B’nai Brith examinatio­n reveals
• City flooded with applicants wanting pot-store permits
• Councillor­s hope fresh perspectiv­es can get arena talks moving again
• Committee on Olympic oversight off to a rough start
• Premier calls on public to show support for pipeline
• Progress on First Nations mapping project
• Province launches mail-out campaign to tout its cap on residentia­l electricit­y pricing
• Evanston murder victims identified, probe continues
• Child pornograph­y collected for good, not evil: Millington
• Single mom scrambling to replace son’s hockey gear stolen along with her vehicle
• Another investor wades into fight
• Edmonton could become leader in developing uses for AI, expert says
• Charges laid in Okotoks RCMP police-involved shooting, arrest
• NDP adding resources to fight rural crime
• LET’S GET IT RIGHT ON GARBAGE
• VICTIMS OF VAN ATTACK FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE
• Odd behaviour and a fear of women
• WHY CANADIAN POLICE ARE SO GOOD AT NOT SHOOTING PEOPLE
• What is ‘incel’? Explaining the van attack suspect’s Facebook message
• Political consulting firm denies misusing data
• Defence calls Cosby accuser ‘liar’
• Liberal MP: bar allegation was mistaken identity
• Barrick Gold shifts into growth mode as output dips
• Tim Hortons parent launches plan to bolster iconic chain’s reputation
• ‘Strength of economy’ helps offset pressure for promotions
• Enbridge sticks with plan for Line 3, seeks OK from Minnesota regulator
• Scotiabank fund manager fined for lavish promotiona­l spending
• Mitel goes private following $2B buyout by U.S. investor
• Caterpilla­r shares sink on jitters about peak in 2018 growth cycle
• CN expanding infrastruc­ture in the West to deal with capacity woes
• It’s not all doom and gloom for Canadian stocks, despite the economic risks
• New coach has golden opportunit­y at worlds
• PGA Tour saves the best for second half of season
• Win for Carey and loss for Koe to open Humpty’s Champions Cup
• Hamonic up for Clancy trophy
• Raptors reflect on their city in time of sadness
• YOUNG LEAFS HAVE CHANCE TO CREATE GAME 7 MEMORIES
• JETS READY FOR NASTY SERIES
• Fisher back chasing Cup with his friends
• Jackets just not good enough
• A tale of two bats, and the Sultan of Swat’s 60th home run in 1927
• CANADIAN TACKLE’S PERSEVERAN­CE ABOUT TO PAY OFF
• Group aims to tackle gender equity in sport
• TEX-MEX CORNBREAD SALAD
• COUSCOUS AND SPRING ALLIUM MIX
• OMELETTE WITH SPROUTS AND PESTO
• ESSENTIAL MASHED POTATOES
• Are you still peeling all those vegetables?
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