Calgary Herald - 2018-10-04

• SNOW BUSINESS
• Premier opposes Ottawa’s stance
• City’s $100M fund set to announce first recipient
• CHICKENS AS SUPPORT PETS
• KILLER TO BE MOVED
• Expect Stamps to stay strong, writes Dan Barnes
• Quebec’s CAQ warns workers with religious symbols
• No more U.S. ads for Canada during Super Bowl
• Photos offer a glimpse of North Korea
• Victim calls letter bomber ‘a coward’
• First licence approval issued
• Alberta journalist named to Senate
• Trumpeter serenades stranded drivers on Trans Canada Highway during snowstorm
• B.C. PROJECT ROARS AHEAD, TRANS MOUNTAIN CRAWLS
• Indigenous children still treated unfairly: advocate
• Horgan in juggling mode with $40B LNG project
• Building on Calgary’s strengths to tackle economic problems
• Lawyer suggests hospital to blame for tot’s death
• Committee OK’s surcharge on taxi, Uber trips to help fund accessible service
• Retired doctor facing 21 counts of sex assault
• THE FUTURE OF ALBERTA’S PAST
• BOOMING BLACKLINE SAFETY HEADING TO LARGER QUARTERS
• Banff hotels, ski resorts hope wage hike woos workers
• Albertans honoured for their service to seniors
• Cleanup begins after northern pipeline spews crude, water
• Edmonton raves in spotlight after six revellers hospitaliz­ed
• Defence urges judge to avoid ‘excessive’ sentence in tax fraud case
• Moe pans feds’ Trans Mountain decision
• ‘Indian’ Halloween costumes ‘demean Indigenous women’
• AHS slowing overall growth of health spending
• Separate medical cannabis market is still needed
• ‘AS FAR AS I’M CONCERNED THEIR JOB IS TO KEEP ALL OPTIONS OPEN’
• GETTING THE NEW TRADE DEAL RATIFIED BY THE U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTA­TIVES COULD PROVE TO BE A SIGNIFICAN­T HURDLE. THE MOST PROMINENT PESSIMIST ON THE INTENTIONS OF CONGRESS? TRUMP HIMSELF.
• N.Y. WILL REVIEW TRUMP TAXES.
• Suu Kyi could lose honorary doctorate
• Iacobucci articles stress building ties with Indigenous
• STRANDED AIRPORT BLOGGER GOES DARK
• Manitoba backs out of planned carbon tax
• Feds beef up law to prevent election meddling
• UN COURT ROLLS BACK SANCTIONS ON IRAN
• ‘A PIECE OF HISTORY’
• Encryption firm CEO guilty in drug case
• Lack of Trans Mountain deadline adds to frustratio­ns over pipeline bottleneck­s
• Predicting airfare is a $750-million business
• Canada Goose tents? It’s complicate­d when it comes to fakes, CEO admits
• Rio digging around for deals, discoverie­s amid diamonds’ shiny outlook
• B.C. wine industry disappoint­ed over losing edge at grocery stores
• Rail car maker to pursue suit over hydro ‘tax’
• May accused of dancing around Brexit
• CANADA’S PROBLEMS AREN’T OVER — JUST TAKE A LOOK AT THE LOONIE
• IPO beckons for magic mushroom research into depression
• Zuckerberg on search for CIO to oversee charity
• Russian billionair­e paints ugly picture of Sotheby’s role in alleged art fraud
• Increasing costs of coal in Europe seen as boost to greener options
• U.S. Senate approves bill with major airline passenger protection­s
• DUBE’S DEBUT A THRILL FOR GRANDPA BOB
• Stampeders call in a few big reinforcem­ents
• LEAFS LOSE TRAINING WHEELS
• Pats may stomp Colts flat
• Yankees set up showdown with BoSox
• POWER RANKINGS 17 WEEK
• Stamps bring in four hopefuls
• Canadians curl past five-ring frustratio­n
• Ronaldo denies rape allegation­s
• RAPTORS DEFENCE SHOWS WHAT IT’S CAPABLE OF
• Safeway Open features record eight Canadians
• A NEW TWIST ON STOPPARD’S EXISTENTIA­LIST CLASSIC
• Sage Theatre delves into grief
• TOP 5 PICKS
• THE WOLVES SCORES WITH AUTHENTIC EXAMINATIO­N OF THE POWER OF GIRLS
• Arrests made in connection with LA celebrity burglaries
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• Sharon and Bram plan farewell celebratio­n

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