Calgary Herald - 2018-09-21

• BUILDING A LEGACY OF HOPE
• BREAK OUT THE SCALPEL
• Bid organizers rule out rise in Olympic budget
• HISTORY COMES BACK TO LIFE
• Broken power rules, massive losses but no penalty. Why?
• RUSSIA REINSTATED
• Why pot stocks are on such a wild ride
• U.K.’s may fails to sell brexit proposal to eu leaders
• Coach Peters runs uptempo practices
• Widow pulls out of coma with crash memories
• Moore in fine form in latest offering
• Controvers­y over release of bear cubs to the wild
• Five things learned from radner documentar­y
• Feds target plastic waste at offices
• K-Country expansion to enhance tourism, recreation
• U of C program for startups to double in size
• Alberta education minister apologizes for ‘hateful’ lesson
• Businessma­n changes tune, praises NDP for U.S. link effort
• Businessma­n told police ex-wife plotted to kill him
• City man sentenced to six years for role in drive-by shooting
• Holding ski jumping in Whistler ‘slap in the face’ to energy sector
• Police set sights on violent youth gang
• Crews combing Bow River in search for missing people
• Notley fighting for all Albertans whose salaries depend on oil
• Addicts need helping hand, not handcuffs
• Large wind energy project approved in Sask.
• Signs Toronto shooting planned
• THE CARBON TAX IS A DEEPLY FLAWED POLICY EXCEPT IN TWO AREAS THAT MATTER TO TRUDEAU LIBERALS: IT REDUCES GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS AND IT PUTS MONEY IN VOTERS’ POCKETS.
• KAVANAUGH ACCUSER MAY TESTIFY.
• 5 THINGS ABOUT TRUMP, GOLF AND A RIVER
• ‘I stand behind my decision to publish’
• Canada said to be open to meeting with Saudis
• Tax cuts on investment would be good start, chamber says
• Shopify sets sights on augmented reality for retail’s future
• Canadian shale drillers feel Permian pain as prices collapse
• Feds seeking help to learn more about Canadian cannabis sold on ‘cryptomark­ets’
• Bidding war for Sky could end in auction
• Amazon pushes to make Alexa part of every smart home
• Mexican-U.S. team preparing text for two-way trade deal without Canada
• More Canadian banks measuring carbon risk as clients demand transparen­cy, analysis
• Aston Martin boss will receive £31M-plus in ‘optimistic’ £5.1B float
• Canada shouldn’t ‘jump in the lake’ on tax reforms
• GIRL SQUAD
• A (not so) scary movie whole family can enjoy
• OF COMEDY AND TRAGEDY
• IT’S NOT ALL GWEN’S FAULT
• Director’s backup plan: head north
• FULL HOUSE
• J Balvin tops Latin Grammy noms
• Overcoming fears via high-tech headset
• Rising to the occasion
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• DUBE MAKING STRONG PUSH FOR ROSTER SPOT
• Young goalie savours first taste of pro hockey on jaunt to China
• Eagles not about to coddle Wentz
• WADA made ‘terrible’ decision: Carey
• Red Sox rally past Yanks to claim division
• EMBATTLED ONE TAKES ON THE ENTITLED ONE
• Holy Mackinaw! Bowen on an island of his own
• READY TO MAKE ITS MARK
• Hyundai reveals one-off ‘convertibl­e’
• A MECHANIC FROM BIRTH
• Which winter tires are right for your ride?
• Some cars simply deserve a name more than others
• BMW PLOTS HIGH-TECH COURSE ON TWO WHEELS
• LEXUS OFFERING VERSATILE LUXURY
• Rules of off-roading
• GLE remains true to off-roader character
• A tangible improvemen­t on Milwaukee’s cruiser
• MURANO STANDS THE TEST OF TIME

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