Calgary Herald - 2018-07-24

• REMEMBERIN­G REESE
• Council OK’s return to old city hall
• Manning Centre scales back political advocacy for conservati­ve cause
• PIECE OF HISTORY FOR SALE
• MADE IN BANFF AGAIN
• Barrick’s ‘Mr. Fixer’ wooed By rival AngloGold
• Celebratin­g last Edmonton grads player
• Trump targets Iran in Twitter tirade
• Alberta Hall of Fame opens its arms
• Johnny Football joins the Als
• PRIVATE CALGARY ZOO PANDA VISIT A TREAT FOR KIDS FIGHTING CANCER
• Calgary imam imprisoned in Turkey receives 15 more years behind bars
• Bike-share pilot program coming this fall
• THE CAPITAL IS POLITICAL ‘GROUND ZERO’ FOR KENNEY
• B.C. First Nations aim to stop Site C dam
• Family set to return from two-wheeled odyssey
• Vancouver woman’s death in clothing donation bin sparks call for safe design
• Gluten-free not always the ‘healthy’ option
• Fire strikes Saskatchew­an farm machinery dealership
• More charges for driver accused of ramming senior
• NDP’s finger-pointing no substitute for a proper set of policies
• TIME’S UP FOR PIPELINE PROTESTERS
• Man arrested for attack on Ceremonial Guard
• ‘THIS IS A HUGE LOSS’
• Shooter lived ‘life of struggle and pain,’ parents say
• Ford’s government acting like it’s closed for business
• Sex assaults deemed ‘unfounded’ on decline
• Audit sparks reform calls for border agency
• Soccer star defends Erdogan photo
• Canada needs tax reforms, trade policy big risk, OECD warns
• FCA Europe chief quits after losing out to replace Marchionne
• BANK MOAT’S CATCH-22
• Canada launches NAFTA challenge of ‘illegal’ U.S. tariffs on solar panels
• Alphabet gains as Google ad machine breaks record, despite regulation, fine
• Colorado cannabis firm to bring Willie Nelson’s brand to Canada
• Sears Canada retirees seek $135M from chain to fund pension deficit
• SEARCHING FOR SERGIO
• Analysts predict oil majors to have bumper Q2 earnings
• ‘Ghost kitchens’ a growing emerge phemonenon on food scene
• Fleet-footed Humeniuk stealing the spotlight
• Living the story of his broken neck
• Gurriel Jr. putting on the hits
• HE’S NO SAVIOUR, BUT MANZIEL GIVES FANS SOME HOPE
• Glen Abbey home to indelible memories
• Pro athletes express shock, sadness over mass shooting
• Audiences have to speak up before publishers and movie studios will listen. Producers work for us — for our views and our dollars. We all have the power to bring more diverse heroes into the mainstream.
• WANT TO RAISE EMPATHETIC KIDS?
• Confrontin­g single life at 40 isn’t all that bad
• Walk of Fame goes Rogen
• GEORGIA NICOLS

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