Calgary Herald - 2012-03-07

• Calgarian dies while scuba diving in Mexico
• Minister pledges to rebuild trust at fiery health forum
• Cougar attack seared into dog-walker’s mind
• Officials hand out 1,290 fines in snow route ban
• FLAMES EDGE HABS
• BABY NAMES SALUTE ROYALS
• ROB ANDERS
• FREE GROCERIES
• Herald photograph­ers nominated for awards
• Romney fails to shake off rivals in Super Tuesday showdown
• Robocall white noise drowns debate, for now
• Full-day kindergart­en pledge falls short
• Redford under fire for $1.3M ad campaigns
• Hacker group Anonymous at centre of Commons probe
• Personalit­y change may improve happiness: study
• Moments of grace mark child rape-murder trial
• Tearful teacher recalls last goodbye to young victim
• Did the moon help sink the Titanic?
• Tories criticized for blocking extra powers for elections boss
• Talks should calm ‘drums of war’: Obama
• U.S. robotic ‘cheetah’ breaks speed records
• Doing cartwheels over recycling of organics
• Tory mechanics keep political machine well oiled
• Out of touch
• Sullied democracy
• Tobacco use is no less deadly than war
• Exceptiona­l learners
• Trustees OK new limits to meetings
• Calgarian who killed stepdaught­er to be registered as a sex offender
• Excavation commences at gas station leak site
• Off-duty RCMP officer unable to prevent horrific highway crash
• Massage parlour complaints lead to charges
• Police arrest anti-gay activist for his own safety
• Mount Royal student group considers election reforms
• Detective says police were warned before Bolsa shooting
• Mayor Nenshi pushes for 30-year Calgary Transit plan
• Seniors targeted by scam artists
• Nursing students remain optimistic about future
• Logistics of witness testifying from Venezuela delays Calgary murder trial
• Curling gentleman sets new mark at the Brier
• Flames won’t be framing this one
• Grizzlys claw back to stun Okotoks
• Gushue loves curling, but losses sure sting
• Brier fever fuels Alberta super fans
• Habs’ White no ‘mama’s boy’ now
• Maple Leafs hope to become just like the big, bad Bruins
• Bourque back wearing enemy colours
• AC Milan survives Arsenal onslaught
• Leighton Centre looks to future
• Rush saluted for four decades of work
• Ahead of Thursday’s Genies, are we afraid of Canadian films?
• Series hero wakes up to alternate realities
• Leighton exhibit features Laycock watercolou­rs
• A different era, yet so familiar
• ‘Hippie’ actor grew into role as cop
• Documentar­y takes kick at Bruce Lee life, legend
• Beef Baked with Yogurt and Black Pepper
• THE ZEN OF TEA
• EASY SEAFOOD PASTA
• ATCO BLUE FLAME
• Lobster and Shrimp Pasta with Sherry Tomato Cream
• It’s time to ditch the guy with the wandering eye
• Warm Apple and Dulce de Leche Phyllo Parcels
• Dreamliner aims to be game-changer
• The New York Times Crossword
• Survivor has few competitor­s
• Industry focused on energy security
• Low gas prices fail to halt drilling
• Bombardier pitches planes for Westjet’s low-cost airline
• Apple device spurs market for accessorie­s
• CPR to start shipping Bakken oil this summer
• Condo market gaining momentum
• Central banker raised warning
• Calgary housing market to turn a corner in 2012: RBC
• Scotia posts higher profit, boosts dividend
• Obama concerned about global oil output
• Crew shares fall despite cash flow numbers
• U.S. equities regaining health
• U.S. guidance for profits will weigh on stocks
• markets fall amid Greece default fears
• High-living financier guilty on 13 counts
• $35 computer becomes an internatio­nal sensation
• Excitement is building at Stoney Trail Mazda
• Rhonda Wheeler
• Fashion beat function in sporty coupe SUV

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