Calgary Herald - 2018-10-22

• HEALING THE HELPERS
• Snowstorm this month cost city $2.5 million
• FLAMES BURN RANGERS
• Friends rally around families after crash
• FITNESS TRACKERS
• One of Taiwan’s fastest trains derails in fatal accident
• Documentar­y explores Indigenous cultures
• Shortage possible as more stores open
• Second straight loss no cause for panic
• Warmer weather a boon for harvest
• Telecom sales practices examined
• Patients bond over shared workouts
• Scheer takes aim at PM’s record
• Animal sanctuary in dire need of winter feed
• Canmore seeks hike in debt limit for Games costs
• Nenshi open to revisiting city ban on public pot use
• Action to curb speeders urged on northeast roads
• Hundreds gather to open park in honour of ex-MLA Bhullar
• School boards to refund fees for class-size data
• Departing Details helps ease loss for loved ones
• Minister appoints group to draft school seclusion guidelines
• Olympic hopes becoming a five-ring circus
• We need clarity on Indigenous consultati­on
• ‘DOPING WITHOUT DRUGS’
• Tipping makes meals more enjoyable, study finds
• Naturopath­ic ‘cures’
• Majority oppose Liberal handling of irregular border crossers
• U.K., France, Germany seek proof from Saudis
• ‘Stupid’ law preventing ties with Iran, ex-envoy says
• Eskimos’ coaching staff under gun as ship sinks
• Dinos extend conference reign in women’s rugby
• Karlovic comes up aces to win Calgary Challenger
• Levins sets Canadian mark in marathon
• Fisticuffs break out in James’ home debut
• PATRIOTS HANG ON TO TOPPLE BEARS
• Jones still in search of pay dirt
• RAPTORS GETTING IT DONE EVERY WHICH WAY SO FAR
• Ibaka’s the centre of attention for Toronto
• THE FIRST ‘SMART NATION’
• Connecting with Mom through yoga
• Is your trainer fit to give diet advice?
• GEORGIA NICOLS

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