Calgary Herald - 2012-01-06

• MEDALS & MEMORIES
• Tory finances subject of probe
• FLAMES BLASTED 9-0 IN BOSTON
• Old Herald block to make way for skyscraper
• SHOOTING SURVIVOR DETERMINED TO ATTEND MEMORIAL
• BOBSLEDDER­S HURT IN CRASH
• GRASS FIRES NEAR NANTON
• PM seeks clarity on Redford’s energy plan
• Duchess of Cambridge gears up for charity work
• Mom cleared of killing tot appears in YouTube video
• GATEWAY TO CONTROVERS­Y
• Sweden’s win bodes well for future tournament­s
• Minister sets deadline in school dispute
• Iran is greatest threat to world peace: Harper
• Health-care system needs transforma­tion, says CMA head
• Stop the whining about how much cash CEOs make
• Birth brings Solace to Layton family
• Alberta band says eviction law has improved safety on reserve
• Alberta man continuing fight over $250,000 US surgery tab
• Sexual addiction among women is real and growing
• ‘Ramnit’ malware targets Facebook, steals passwords
• Arson suspect, mother sought asylum
• Forget your keys? You must be in your 40s
• At least 73 die as bombings target Iraq’s Shiite pilgrims
• Nuclear arsenal, troop numbers may shrink in U.S. military plan
• 5,000 Titanic relics up at NYC auction
• ARAB LEAGUE SHAM IN SYRIA
• Hundreds line streets for firefighte­r’s funeral
• La Nina drought feared in U.S.
• Russian rivers freshening Arctic water
• Calorie counters fooled by ‘side-salad illusion’
• Higher alcohol prices may curb drinking: study
• Bay of Fundy bacteria show cancer-fighting potential
• Found dog provides comfort to grieving B.C. woman
• Death penalty sought for Mubarak
• Pentagon probes bin Laden raid leak
• Iranians feeling effects of oil sanctions
• Isn’t Iran already under sanctions?
• Rick Santorum a force to be reckoned with
• In defence of Kevin
• This is Calgary’s year — so come join the party
• Harm reduction
• Herald hawks
• Vicious circle
• Teen’s sex assault charges ‘shocking’
• Town of Banff reconsider­s paid parking to stem traffic
• Disney wish surprises ill youngster
• Fluoride promise broken, Ceci says
• Changing community dynamics
• BRONZE FINISH
• Swedes end 31-year gold drought
• Relentless blue and yellow wave finally mows down the Russians
• Five Canucks who made a name for themselves
• Any medal worth celebratin­g
• Visentin’s redemption energizes Dome crowd in Canadian victory
• World juniors soar to new heights
• Ference cheers for his former mate
• Pass-powered offences piling up the points
• Ferguson feels some Southerns heat
• The New York Times Crossword
• KID POWER!
• Cohen’s career a love story
• WHAT’S IN THE STARS FOR 2012?
• Alberta’s Bacheloret­te star turns attentions to Handyman
• Calgary festival’s new director looks ahead
• Mercury retrograde in 2012
• Lucas finally produces film about Tuskegee airmen
• Was mom right all along about an apple a day?
• Keeping up with trends in technology
• The art of tree-watching
• Bride thinking of ditching a pouty bridesmaid
• NOW PLAYING
• CHEAP SEATS
• Airline traffic ends year on a high
• Oil execs see Asian market for Alaska gas exports
• Alberta seeks lead in MF Global lawsuit
• Architects add campus to winning portfolio
• Gloomy forecasts issued for economy in 2013
• ‘Chairman Fu’ drives acquisitio­ns at Sinopec
• Molopo looking to grab assets in North America
• Investors watching election
• The hunt for shale resources will go global in 2012
• TSX clawS back earlier loSSeS
• Dream Ride 2012
• Alternator fault may cause engine stalls
• New bikes tap our love for adventure
• Caravan isn’t top minivan in Canada for nothing

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