Calgary Herald - 2018-09-19

• CANADA’S ‘UNKNOWN WAR’
• Humans to blame as bears converge on urban territory
• CLOCK TICKING ON NAFTA DEAL
• Kenney’s political foray into India sparks confusion, fury
• Foreign diplomats run afoul of our laws
• SOME LIKE IT HOTTER
• Police slow to order devices to test drivers for pot use
• Amid pipeline and oil-price woes, good news for oilsands
• Adventure in China coming to an end
• Vegetarian meals for all tastes
• North Korea rolls out warm welcome for Moon
• Calgary police expected to name an interim chief
• Dementia centre billed as ‘campus of care’
• Calgarian helped free McCain from Hanoi hellhole
• POLICE UNION HITS BACK AT COMMISSION CHAIR
• UCP’S ELECTION CAMPAIGN DETOURS 11,000 KM EAST
• Alberta pot cafes on hold until edibles regulated
• ‘Plunged a knife a couple times’
• Victim’s head injuries led to death, pathologis­t testifies
• Why is oil from Russia helping fill tanks in B.C.?
• Anti-oil statements deserve a failing grade
• Wealthy businessma­n paid former cops to harass ex-girlfriend, Crown says
• WITH A LOAD OF GROUND-UP FISH AND TUNA HEADS, RESEARCHER­S SUCCEEDED IN TAGGING A GREAT WHITE SHARK IN WATERS OFF NOVA SCOTIA FOR THE FIRST TIME. THEY WILL BE ABLE TO TRACK ITS BEHAVIOUR.
• MADURO’S STEAK OUTRAGES.
• FIVE THINGS ABOUT YUSAKU MAEZAWA
• New stats show opioid deaths on the rise
• What happens to MPs who cross the floor?
• Singh’s biggest booster could be Trudeau
• Syrian allies accidental­ly hit Russian plane
• Unions could be winners in Trans Mountain shuffle of pipeline contractor­s
• Visa, Mastercard to pay up to $6.2B in class action over fees
• ‘A lot of press releases ... not a lot of product’
• Spaces to rent: Toronto, Vancouver to get big, new co-working sites
• Class-action suit accuses IBM of age discrimina­tion after thousands fired
• Enbridge offers $13.6B to combine spinoffs into one big company
• Tilray shares soar as U.S. opens door to clinical trials
• German carmakers probed for collusion on emissions
• Why having real skin in the game matters when it comes to heeding investing advice
• Ferrari roars into high gear
• Deloitte sounds alarm about Canada’s ‘zombie’ companies
• ‘FAILURE ISN’T AN OPTION’ FOR WINGER PELUSO
• Cavalry FC preparing to go on the attack
• Journeyman Glass took long road to Flames camp
• SABRES’ KIDS ARE KEEN TO COUNTER LOW EXPECTATIO­NS
• Ujiri not quite haunted by what he did last summer
• Walker’s swat keeps Boston from clinching division title
• LIONS’ DEFENCE HAVING A BALL
• POWER RANKINGS
• LOADED WHITE SWEET POTATO
• You’ll dream about this chicken
• FASHION STATEMENTS
• All signs:

Calgary Herald - 2018-09-18

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