Calgary Herald - 2019-02-07

• ROCK STAR WELCOME
• Train flagged for problems prior to crash
• Suncor calls for ‘soft exit’ from oil curtailmen­t plan
• SLIDING TRACK IN TROUBLE
• JACKSON REINVENTED
• Canada likely to ban Chinese tech giant: experts
• Calgary actor relished role opposite Liam Neeson
• Battle of the Pacific as the Sharks roll in
• The West’s favourite party doesn’t exist
• Railroader­s start fund to take care of families of three men who died LAUREN KRUGEL
• Alberta Teachers’ Associatio­n cancels murderer’s presentati­on at convention
• Winter bike enthusiast­s gear up for Congress
• City awards $8.5M to U of C’s new life sciences business incubator
• Province gives $70M to help slash emissions
• UCP slams racist letter to mosque
• Slaying victim got a call before leaving house, brother testifies
• Tsuut’ina Nation starts constructi­on on $18M state-of-the-art high school
• Findings released in inquiry on teen’s death
• Smoke from wildfire is like a ‘chemical soup,’ says fire researcher
• ‘I don’t owe him nothing,’ friend says of man accused of pub murder
• STRATEGIC GROUP TACKLES NEED FOR LIVING SPACE
• Surgical innovation at Alberta Children’s Hospital gives hope to family of little girl
• Trump’s very dark speech contained bits of light
• Albertans happily frittered away their Ralph Bucks
• ‘SOMEONE HAD TO TAKE A STAND’
• BATTERED FOR SAYING LOW-INCOME CANADIANS
• HOUSE OPENS NEW TRUMP PROBE.
• THE PRESIDENT OF THE EUROPEAN COUNCIL TAKES A SHOT AT BREXIT BACKERS, WHO ARE NOT AMUSED.
• Travel firm’s China warning gets feds’ attention
• Quadriga’s murky financial picture
• Bernier defends right-hand man after accusation­s of anti-Semitism
• NDP’s Singh sows confusion on ‘sensitive’ Venezuela issue
• Hundreds of ex-slaves coming to Canada
• Respected MP helped shape NDP image
• New Quebec minister no fan of the hijab
• TESKE, Arthur
• Aphria investors divided over hostile bid
• Bombardier stock up after Europe rejects mega rail merger
• Canada staying out of U.S. ratificati­on fight over new NAFTA, Foreign Affairs aide says
• LINDA NGUYEN
• NAOMI POWELL
• A ROBOT IN EVERY FACTORY
• ‘Seriously damaged’ rail economics results from Alberta oil cuts: Suncor
• Lithium producer Nemaska gets out of market slump with $1B mine agreement
• Veteran Smith back for another go
• HITMEN COWBOY UP TO DOWN THE PATS
• Koe stunned in opener by unsung Harty
• Midfielder Waterman signs with Cavalry FC
• JETS WALK FINE LINE TRYING TO SIGN LAINE
• Give young brains break from hockey: Lindros
• NO WAY TO PLAY IT SAFE IN THE NBA
• MLB looking to speed up games
• Tkachuk patiently waiting for his big payday
• 76ers pick up Harris ahead of trade deadline
• GEORGIA NICOLS
• A cheater, seducer and bride at the Plaza
• WEEKLY ARTS LISTINGS
• Calgary actor happy to inhabit another nun role
• SWITCHING FROM COLLABORAT­OR TO SOLO ARTIST
• STUART DERDEYN Back to basics
• FLAMENCO GUITARIST FOLLOWING HIS DREAM
• LOUIS B. HOBSON Artistic director unveils vision for new ATP season

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