Calgary Herald - 2018-06-22

• FIGHTING BACK ON RURAL CRIME
• Calgary officials ramp up efforts for legalized pot
• NDP must clean mess it created in beer fight
• Dinosaurs make triumphant return in Fallen Kingdom
• Romantic comedies making a comeback
• Alberta runner going across Canada in hunt for record
• Did Melania send message with slogan on jacket?
• Siksika Nation residents still waiting to go home
• The Sutter family legacy set to grow at NHL draft
• McDonald’s heating up coffee wars in Canada
• 5 things about a Trump-Putin summit
• Snowy spring’s warmth surprising
• Elbow River is still risky for swimming: officials
• Straschnit­zki’s trip to Vegas was ‘like a dream come true’
• Hockey Calgary to expand ice time for younger kids
• Partnershi­p aims to protect B.C. coast
• City bureaucrat­s back heavily regulated public cannabis use sites
• MISSING THE MARK
• CBE trustee seeks UCP nomination in Calgary Bow
• Parks Canada looking for public feedback on Sunshine Village plan
• CTrain assault victim will seek damages
• Woman rehired after racist rant at Lethbridge restaurant
• Lawyer wants psychiatri­c tests for ex-TV journalist accused in robberies
• Flood mitigation efforts have rendered High River property worthless: lawsuit
• Prosecutor urges court to overturn Osler acquittal
• Children’s teeth are paying price for cancellati­on of fluoridati­on
• ARTS SCENE GETS BOOST
• MOSQUE SHOOTER IS ‘NOT A MONSTER’
• THE MARIJUANA BILL RECEIVED ROYAL ASSENT ON THURSDAY, BUT THERE ARE STILL THREE BIG ISSUES TO BE SETTLED BEFORE THE SMOKE THICKENS IN OCTOBER. HERE IS A PRIMER ON ROADSIDE TESTING AND THC LEVELS.
• SARA NETANYAHU INDICTED.
• SO, HOW EXACTLY DID BILL CLINTON DODGE #METOO MOVEMENT?
• Gorilla that learned sign language dies at 46
• Ottawa brews up new beer standards
• Italians drop lawsuit after securing lucrative air deal
• MP denies being abusive to forest fire evacuees
• Medically assisted deaths in last half of 2017 up sharply
• ‘One cannot give it a value’
• Manulife cutting 700 jobs as part of technologi­cal transforma­tion
• BMO extends $3B in capital to renew commitment to women
• RETAILERS HAVE ONE FEWER EXCUSE FOR TROUBLES AFTER TAX TRIUMPH
• Intel is corporate America’s biggest #MeToo moment
• RBC loses its lustre as investors make TD Canada’s premium bank
• Daimler expects knock on profit fuelled by tit-for-tat trade war
• Canopy’s $500M raise means debt financing may be on horizon
• ENBRIDGE DEBACLE STEAMS U.S. REFINERS
• Norwegian Air to begin service in Canada this fall
• Reduce taxes, fees to help grow Canada’s airline industry, study says
• OUT OF THE BOX
• Spacey film hits theatres in August
• FLEXING HER CREATIVE MUSCLES
• WE’RE NOT CRYING, YOU ARE
• Books for crooks
• BLACK PANTHER MEETS HISTORY
• Can country go tech?
• A different shade of grey
• Testimonia­l
• THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TODAVID
• Jackson taking early success in stride
• Family bragging rights on the line for youngest Tkachuk at NHL draft
• Treliving laying groundwork ahead of draft on Friday
• Plenty of air miles for Flames early on
• Sons of Broncos coach on Flames team at draft
• Alonso coy on chase for Triple Crown of motorsport
• ONLY ONE SURE THING AT THIS YEAR’S DRAFT
• Canadian star off to Hollywood
• Weaver, Poje latest to skip ISU Grand Prix
• ‘Man of the people’ eyes better soccer future for Canada
• ‘PAIN’ TO WATCH ARGENTINIA­NS’ FALL FROM GRACE
• PLUG-IN JAGUAR A WINNER
• TRIBUTE WITH A CAPITAL T
• New technologi­es could spark change
• LOTS OF BANG FOR THE BUCK
• Updated Veloster a delightful hot hatch
• IGNORE YOUR CAR’S NOISES AT YOUR PERIL
• CELEBRATIN­G 70 YEARS OF PORSCHE WITH A 911 CARRERA
• Driving Tests: Which coffee cup lid spills the least?
• GOING OUT
• FIVE LIVE SOUNDS
• All’s well in Fish Creek
• AROUND THE WORLD IN 35 BLOCKS
• EATS + DRINKS
• T HE BANK JOB
• YYC Trees Tours, Elliston Park

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