Calgary Herald - 2019-10-19

• WHAT WILL THE ELECTION MEAN TO ALBERTA’S FUTURE?
• REST AND RELAXATION
• FRANKENSTE­IN REANIMATED
• Bubbly, fondue add charm to tiny bar
• What investors need to do as recession approaches
• Electricit­y price cap could be headed for dust bin
• Stamps hurting for options in backfield
• Most teens not getting enough shut-eye
• Rules tweaked for truck drivers
• Poll finds anger, alienation failing to equate to votes for separation
• Thousands join Greta at climate rally
• Proposed utility purchase by Enmax stirs controvers­y in New England state
• Morley teen convicted of shooting German tourist
• Notley to vote for federal NDP despite Singh’s opposition to Trans Mountain
• Police seeking four suspects after investigat­ion into auto cloning ring
• Court rebukes arbitrator in city sex assault case
• Kenney attends gas pipeline launch
• Rangeland to begin building Marten Hills pipeline
• Volunteeri­sm can start at home: We Day speaker
• Scathing report leaves class size funds in doubt
• MADD dedicates its newest memorial bench to paramedics
• Alberta innovators, trailblaze­rs honoured
• BEST CHOICE FOR CANADA IS SCHEER
• Veterans fare better with the Liberals
• CANADA NEEDS MORE CANADA
• Politician­s aren’t solely to blame for the nastiness
• Your vote and our natural resources
• New attached bungalows, townhomes unveiled in Crestmont West
• HOW LOW CAN THIS ELECTION GO?
• New kings on the bloc
• Here’s what the voters really want
• STAR LIBERAL CANDIDATE AT ODDS WITH PARTY LINE
• 3 SCENARIOS TO SORT OUT A MESSY ELECTION
• I’m free from the vitriol. I voted
• Johnson pleads for votes in Brexit deal
• Flames leaning on Czarnik and Co. with injuries piling up at forward
• STAMPEDERS ARE TREATING EVERY GAME AS MUST-WIN
• Hitmen jersey honours pro wrestling legend on his special night
• Trojans a win closer to playoff spot
• ‘BIG MAPLE’ DELIVERS FOR BRONX BOMBERS
• Raptors fans to miss Zion’s NBA debut
• Surging Henderson leads pack in Shanghai
• Boeing may have misled FAA on MAX jet safety: sources
• Gildan Activewear slumps on printwear profit warning
• CEO transforme­d Oracle into a force in cloud computing
• GM resumes work in Oshawa despite continuing strike in U.S.
• Aramco IPO hangs on same old question: Is it worth $2 trillion?
• Congested Bogota enlists China to construct $4B metro line
• Tropical retirement in reach but B.C. man must wrangle debt
• Here are the tax proposals that could affect your bottom line this election
• Debating the life and legacy of a ‘controvers­ialist’ saint
• FAITH CALENDAR
• THE SECOND LIFE OF OSCAR CAHEN
• SEARING DRAMA DISGRACED SPARKS REAL, RAW EMOTIONS
• CARTEL MADRAS TAKES BOLD STAND IN HIP HOP
• The Brave Ones focus of National Geographic talk on animal poaching
• Brookline celebrates 15 years of PR in grand style
• HERITAGE PARK SHINDIG A PERFECT FAREWELL TO THE SUMMERTIME
• ‘OVERLOOKED’ NO MORE
• Another tour of duty for actor
• Next-level CRUISING
• JASPER A WONDERLAND OF OUTDOOR ADVENTURE
• Take me to the river
• WOLF WILLOW OFFERS FUN IN ALL DIRECTIONS
• A STRIKING TRANSFORMA­TION
• FRESHEN UP IN THE FALL
• CREATING A WELCOMING GUEST ROOM
• Poet laureate spearheads book of stories of locals who have shaped Calgary
• Analysis of major parties’ housing affordabil­ity ideas says all fall short of mark
• Honest Door brings useful data to home-buying experience
• RISKY RUG REMEDY
• L.A. TIMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD PUZZLES
• FIND THE PERFECT FIT LIVING IN THE GARDENS
• FROM A TO ZEE OF DESIGN
• DUPLEX FULL OF LIGHT
• GREENWICH RISING AS URBAN VILLAGE FOR 21ST CENTURY
• Crestmont West launches new townhomes, bungalows
• Reign of error
• PROSECCO IS ITALY’S SPARKLING JUGGERNAUT
• A classic, reinvented
• All signs:
• VOICE OF A GENERATION
• THINGS ARE LOOKING UP
• Sharing and some oversharin­g
• CALGARY BESTSELLER­S
• NON-FICTION

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