Calgary Herald - 2012-02-28

• Suspected killer had history of violence
• COMING HOME
• Province imposes salary deal on doctors
• Robocall scandal traced to Ont. Tory campaign
• LOSS TO BLUES TURNS UP HEAT ON FLAMES
• Liberals admit staffer behind Twitter smears
• INSIDE POLITICS
• Stafford trial begins screening process for potential jurors
• Red Crescent fails to evacuate injured reporters from Homs
• Wealthier people more likely to lie: study
• Prove Tories guilty, PM challenges opposition
• Tories can’t hang up on phone call scandal
• B.C. project an oasis for injured vets and families
• Oilsands in Canada’s best interest, Redford tells Ontario
• Group lobbies for hoteliers
• WMC custom builds teams
• Lawson’s versatilit­y engages
• Child obesity seen at crisis levels
• Bin Laden had routine contact with ISI officers: secret files
• Stranded cruise liner being towed to Indian Ocean island
• Ohio school shooting leaves one dead
• Alleged plot gives Putin an unnecessar­y boost
• Scrapping gun registry has taught Tories nothing
• This is not Zimbabwe
• When reason misfires
• Invest in more police officers, not more prisons
• American nightmare
• Glowing tributes for a city champion
• New Year killers targeted one man, jury told
• Suspect arrested in 2010 bartender slaying
• U of C researcher­s win prize
• Offers roll in for Airdrie dog that killed baby
• Hansen continues to spread message of hope
• Airdrie hockey team’s jerseys stolen from van
• Can OS 2.0 save Blackberry’s Playbook?
• Robotics rock
• Streaming music apps personaliz­ed for your tastes
• Carra’s Mission plan hits a roadblock
• BURGUNDY & JADE
• Dare to bare
• Gowns take glamour cues from bygone eras
• Enbridge CEO Daniel set to retire
• U.S. Keystone leg to be built
• High praise for Enbridge chief
• Spreading the word of Mandarin
• Tech firms urge province to offer tax incentive
• Alberta’s ‘retail tiger’ roars in latest sales forecast
• Office towers push up real estate numbers
• Wheat board ‘will strike handling deals’
• Urthecast signs space gear deal
• Petrominer­ales shares tumble 20%
• Oil shale emerges as new energy battlegrou­nd in U.S.
• Bakken player puts itself up for sale
• Sources say BP near $14B deal to settle Gulf oil spill claims
• Crude accounting standards unreliable
• Nation’s banks sell Canadian prudence to rest of the world
• National Bank sells division
• Huge private debts spell trouble in Europe
• Merkel wins bailout backing
• FBI grows trading probe
• Pop star settles over hacking harassment
• Sales force gets mobile
• Spotting good thing secret to finding success
• Feaster quiet at NHL trade deadline
• NHL’S big day a sleeper
• Hodgson biggest name player on the move
• Baertschi can’t fly Portland coop yet
• Creasy looks to cash in at unsanction­ed rodeo
• Canucks tame Kodiaks
• Flames salute marvellous Macinnis
• Jackman happy to be a wanted man
• Canucks, Predators interrupt sleepy day
• Trade deadline a lot about nothing
• Nash asked for trade: Jackets
• HOME IS WHERE THE ART IS
• Indian Horse is a dark ride
• Cranberrie­s in season after long time away
• NOW HEAR THIS
• Gregory already Nashville vet at 26
• Even Billy Crystal’s return can’t kickstart Oscars
• King rules over cases that are in crisis
• Decision time on Parenthood

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