Calgary Herald - 2018-06-30

• DOUBLE the FUN
• JOHN GILCHRIST BIDS ADIEU
• MEGA MALL PROPOSED
• ECLECTIC SELECTION
• DOG BREEDER TO MURDERER
• A modern take on The Two Gentlemen of Verona
• Bridging the parent-teen gap in australia
• LIBERALS ready tariffs against the U.S.
• Two people killed in B.C. Air accident
• Lobby group promotes Calgary bid
• Newspaper attack was planned
• Ottawa on right track with aggressive retaliator­y tariffs, province says
• Rookie trustee’s poor attendance raises ire of labour council president
• Aheer acclaimed as UCP candidate amid infighting
• B.C. Hydro review puts brakes on First Nations’ power projects
• Concerns over service interrupti­on as operation of province’s SuperNet transfers to Bell Canada
• Killer again seeks bail pending 2019 retrial
• Refugees waiting for claims approval can now apply for driver’s licence
• Sylvan Lake doctor of 30 years facing child pornograph­y charges
• Man jailed for having sex with 14-year-old girl
• Life shattered, grieving grandma tells court in shaken baby death
• Kosovan foreign workers win case against boss who overworked, underpaid them
• Six Calgarians named to the Order of Canada
• Investigat­or in B.C. says two sailors died by homicide
• Historic mountain lodge fined $27,000 for destroying swallow nests
• SUPREME COURT RULING HARD FOR FAMILY TO TAKE
• Ministers meettotalk models of pharmacare
• Broncos survivor Layne Matechuk making progress, family says
• Charge woman who lied about sex assault
• Province’s bureaucrat­s need schooling on balancing our books
• ECONOMY IS IMPROVING
• Being homeless never a choice anyone makes
• Oil industry celebrates Enbridge pipeline approval
• THE PROBLEM-PLAGUED PHOENIX PAYROLL SYSTEM HAS ALREADY COST THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT MORE THAN $1 BILLION AND COULD REQUIRE AN ADDITIONAL $2.5 BILLION TO FIX OVER THE NEXT FIVE YEARS.
• SPEAKING OF CANADA.
• we are what we SPEAK
• Mainstream media is starving
• Sentence reduced for man who killed toddler
• Trump dismissive of British PM
• Toys ‘R’ Us Canada ready for its makeover
• BoC outlook survey suggests businesses expressing optimism
• First Nations poised to challenge Nova Scotia’s marijuana monopoly
• Don’t fall in love with Canada bank stocks and other diversific­ation dangers
• Bread price-fixing scandal may have started with PowerPoint presentati­on
• Canadian oil stocks surge after Line 3 wins approval
• Nike finally thwarts Adidas threat in U.S.
• Kudlow bucks tradition in urging Fed to hike rates ‘very slowly’
• Late-life career switch could undercut this couple’s retirement plans
• The tax consequenc­es of using loyalty points
• AROUND TOWN WITH MR. BROOKS
• OH HAPPY CANADA DAY
• ROSEBUD THEATRE’S JOSEPH A PURE GEM, AUDIENCE PLEASER
• EDGY PERFORMANC­ES CREATE THEATRICAL DYNAMITE
• LOCAL ARTS CALENDAR
• Creative spending
• LIVING IN A DIFFICULT TIME
• Legendary King Eddy will be rockin’ during Stampede
• Calgary Co-op Charity Golf Classic marks 25th anniversar­y
• Scorpion’s tale
• ‘NO PERSON LEAVES UNCHANGED’: AGA KHAN’S GIFT WILL LAST GENERATION­S
• FAITH CALENDAR
• Applying self tanner At home?
• ‘Kicking ass and taking down names
• LAUPER TAKIN’ IT TO THE STREETS
• MITCHELL NOT RULING OUT NFL IF RIGHT OFFER COMES ALONG
• Hebert tossed for one game over Daniels’ hit
• Ryan holds special appeal for Flames
• A FEW BIG FISH SWIMMING IN FREE AGENT POOL
• Will signing a few players to big deals ruin Vegas magic?
• MONTAGLIAN­I LAYS OUT STRONG CASE FOR EXPANDED CUP
• Now the real work starts for dominant Uruguay
• ADVANCE SCOUTS BECOMING OBSOLETE
• Shapovalov hasafan in Canada’s doubles master
• Plan in Motion for Queen’s Plate pursuit
• LeBron opts to become a free agent
• Revamped Mariner makes most of shorter vacations
• MOUNT ROYAL HOTEL RISES FROM ASHES
• SITTING PRETTY IN SACRAMENTO
• NEW IN NORTH CALGARY
• ROTARY DREAM HOME
• MODERN LIFE IN SHAWNEE
• Boskovich takes on position as board chairman of BILD
• Cornerston­e constructi­on leads area in residentia­l building permits
• DON’T EXPECT THE WORST
• New book offers trail guide to local eats and experience­s
• PERFECT FRENCH OMELETTE
• GLAZED SPIRAL SLICED HAM
• HOROSCOPES
• YOUNG READERS’ VOICES ARE HEARD
• Any Man flips gender stereotype­s
• Dark debut
• Graphic novelist brings Alberta’s grim history to life in debut, Frank
• RELOCATION MADE EASIER
• LIVING IN DOWNTOWN KELOWNA
• LOADS OF SUNSHINE
• LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION
• Italy home holds history
• L.A. TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLES

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