Calgary Herald - 2018-11-08

• A VOTE FOR OLYMPIC ‘GLORY’
• Rural internet contracts under fire
• Imperial’s $2.6B oilsands project proceeding
• MAN DEAD AFTER EXPLOSIONS
• SESSIONS OUSTED
• Supertramp’s Hodgson providing a ‘service’
• Alberta child luring sting leads to 13 arrests
• QB’s trust in new blood pays off vs. B.C.
• ‘Unintended’ fallout from election fixes concerns Nenshi
• Ethics adviser confirms she is leaving post at end of January
• NDP’S CHILD-WELFARE BILL PROMISING STEP FORWARD
• Education minister tweaks timeline for writing curriculum
• More than 52,000 Calgarians flocked to new Central Library on first four days
• Calgary ’88 VP says nothing brings city together like Games
• Woolley staying on as city’s Olympic bid boss
• KING’S KIDS WANT CALGARIANS TO ‘GO FOR IT,’ SAY YES TO OLYMPICS
• Panel weighs in on Olympics at CBC town hall
• Committee to probe impact of U.S. trade deal on agricultur­e
• Princess Anne honours 25 youths for achievemen­ts
• Carbon monoxide leak at constructi­on site sends five to hospital
• RNDSQR TAKES A HUMAN-SCALED APPROACH
• Pipeline review unveils its schedule
• Heroes in war are too soon ignored
• U.S. midterms mark a return to democracy
• ‘Not an isolated incident’
• WE ALL HAVE SECRET LIVES — SOMETIMES LONELY ONES, TOO. AND AS YET ANOTHER POLITICIAN FALLS VICTIM TO SEXTING, CHRISTIE BLATCHFORD SAYS OUR LUST OFTEN KNOWS NO BOUNDARIES.
• NO PAROLE FOR KILLER DRIVER.
• Rules tightened on healing lodge transfers
• Clement ousted from Tory caucus
• CAVE DRAWINGS OF ANIMALS OLDEST KNOWN IN WORLD
• USMCA could be on line with new U.S. Congress
• Impact of U.S. tariffs on auto industry overblown: analyst
• Kraft to sell Canadian cheese business to Parmalat
• Imperial proceeds with oilsands project as pipeline obstacle arises in Michigan
• China’s Canadian oil binge to wind down: analyst
• Ousting of Sessions sends stocks rallying across marijuana industry
• VW said to boost e-car production in Germany
• COMMON SENSE NEEDED WHEN IT COMES TO POWERS OF ATTORNEY
• Quebec raises $500M through bonds in wake of global sell-off of securities
• FLAMES COACH SAYS EFFORT IS THERE FROM NEAL
• All-star nod special for Stamps’ Jorden
• DINOS FACE DETERMINED HUSKIES IN HARDY CUP
• Mitchell, five teammates named division all-stars
• Stampeders honour Johnson with Presidents’ Ring award
• CFL GAME PLAN TARGETS MEXICO
• Players’ move to CWHL fuels merger speculatio­n
• HALL OF FAME’S LOCKOUT KING
• Picking Canada’s juniors a tough task
• Best NFL game of week is up first
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• HERE TO SERVE
• AND ALL THAT JAZZ …
• LIFFEY PLAYERS ARE LOOKING FOR LOVE OUTSIDE MULLINGAR
• CPO offers prayer for the dead with Verdi’s Requiem

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