Calgary Herald - 2024-04-27

• Fear over fate of two parks as province seeks input on Bow River flood mitigation
• ‘Not a takeover’: Nenshi shrugs off criticism at debate
• Social worker who abused teen expresses regret
• CKUA fundraiser tops $1.1 million, blowing by spring goal of $775K
• Former drug addict to speak at upcoming conference about how prison saved him
• Alberta ready to put draft social studies curriculum to the test
• Alberta is a key player in the new story about Canada-u.s. trade
• When Alberta follows (the wrong) footsteps of Quebec
• Romanian court orders start to Tate traffickin­g trial
• ‘WE’RE AS HEALTHY AS WE’VE EVER BEEN’
• Buffaloes to face Brandon in Telus Cup semifinal
• Roughrider­s have big decisions to make
• Ultimate test: ‘Whoever made these challenges was an angry person’
• Decidedly Jazz Danceworks throws a party
• THE DEAR DEPARTED
• ‘LIFE OUTSTRIPPI­NG ART’
• CALGARY BESTSELLER­S
• CELEBRATIN­G EXCELLENCE IN THE HOME BUILDING INDUSTRY
• AND THE WINNERS ARE...
• Buying into Walden’s final two phases brings many benefits
• NOT-SO-BLANK HOME CANVAS
• City homes market expected to see strong price growth
• New first-time homebuyer rules may not help in some larger markets
• Baby’s breath comeback
• Emerging artist’s work ‘a perfect fit’ for 2024 Rotary Dream Home
• UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD
• UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD
• CHARCUT GETS ITS GROOVE BACK
• CHILDREN NEED RETURN TO SAFE NEIGHBOURH­OOD
• Eyesore becomes a little garden with character
• Why are more young people having to deal with cancer?
• HOW TO MAKE TRAVEL EASIER ON THE BODY
• DISCOVER THE MANY SIDES OF TEXAS

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