Calgary Herald - 2012-04-28

• Three-year project to be complete for centennial
• Mar cleared of ethics breach
• Seven die in fiery crash
• PIPPA MANIA STEALS ROYAL SPOTLIGHT
• U OF C VET SCHOOL TO HONOUR FIRST GRADS
• ALBERTAN FIGHTS FOR LIFE IN U.S.
• HARPER MEETS DALAI LAMA
• POLICE PROBE STABBINGS
• Conflict allegation­s may oust Toronto mayor Ford
• Baird urged Libyan rebels to keep fighting
• Senate must be more effective, Tannas says
• Fantino may be forgery victim: expert
• Transit officer who Tasered fare evader suspended
• Engineer claims pine-beetle sawdust caused mill explosions
• Senate looks to youth for insights into cyberbully­ing
• ■ Beetle-killed wood is major concern in B.C.
• Reporter’s captivity spurs push for Afghan rights
• How I won the election for Alison Redford
• A necessary evil
• The unkindest cut of all
• Don’t think for a moment Redford is a centrist
• Courageous
• The Herald Cryptic Puzzle
• Ottawa gets extension to respond to pot ruling
• Paypal cash for defence angers Trayvon’s family
• String of explosions rock city in Ukraine
• FDA approves drug for bubonic plague
• Redford always convinced hard work wins the day
• Smith didn’t see what was coming on eve of election
• One year in, Harper’s Tories have misplaced hidden agenda
• Man storms office building in London, threatens to kill all
• Dutch approve release of paper on mutant flu virus
• British Telecom selling 60 iconic phone boxes
• Shuttle Enterprise boldly goes to NYC
• Netherland­s court upholds ‘cannabis card’
• Foothills OR for catastroph­ically injured sits unused
• Tuscany residents oppose phone tower
• Sex assault theory denied
• Bowden inmate escapes
• A hectic night for firefighte­rs
• Bow to Bluff designs make residents proud
• Breast milk bank, second in Canada, seeks donors
• Talks on Prophet Muhammad in Calgary
• Thinking can undermine your faith
• Islamic council plans interfaith dialogue
• Faith calendar
• the PAIN & the PASSION
• The geeks shall inherit the earth
• Door to your personalit­y
• Walking Dead’s zombies came between friends
• Beach Boys revive endless summer
• Wilson at helm of new record
• Local literary house back in business
• Calgary ticket info
• Ballet star trains dancers
• Lam’s tale from ’Nam worth wait
• Stampede photos to tell short tales
• Arcade Fire’s Funeral cracks ‘Top 500’ albums
• Gaga makes most of Seoul ban
• Canadian films wow Tribeca
• Edmonton band behind The Bird Dance play on
• Garage sales a source of cool decor
• Distractio­ns take away from the lack of windows
• Can a ’50s table share a room with a ’70s sofa?
• Monograms for the modern era
• The Pirates! is animator’s labour of love
• The New York Times Crossword
• Kardashian gets White House invite
• Trump’s humour unintentio­nal
• Oil firms aid federal Tories in selling EU trade deal
• Keystone process moves to forefront
• Slowing U.S. growth leaves investors baffled
• Workers give CPR union strike mandate
• TOWER PROJECT
• Reviving the faded colours of Benetton
• TIMBERWEST FOREST CORP.
• Connacher says Q1 results on the rise
• Chesapeake board member lent money to CEO Mcclendon
• ATCO earnings strong in Q1
• Dry well report sinks firm's stock
• Alberta pipeline plan advances quietly
• Samsung becomes world’s largest cellphone brand, overtaking Nokia
• ‘Spain is in a crisis of huge proportion­s’
• Take your career offshore
• Take your career to Australia
• Take your career to New Zealand
• Top tips for moving your finances
• Standard of living what it’s all about
• Fresh approach to retirement realities
• TSX rises for Second week after losses
• Locksmith Locksmith at work
• Former winners loved the BLG experience
• Canada misses out yet again
• REGINA RAM DRAFTED
• NBA PLAYOFF PRIMER
• Dinos land great catches in 2012 recruiting class
• Past winners
• Fleener reunited with his QB Luck
• Cowboys lasso Canadian Crawford
• Defensive-minded foes force fans to seek thrills elsewhere
• Former champs eager to get some rest
• Weiss says Panthers hungry for more playoffs
• Sens likely to shore up their defence
• Backes proving to be a capable captain
• Rangers’ Tortorella looks to the future
• Devils eager to face ‘tough’ Flyers
• Flames prospect propels Oil Kings
• Dawson gets another crack at 47-year-old Hopkins
• New community plans to honour Flames owner
• LIFE OF LUXURY
• RENO AND INFILL TOUR TODAY
• HIGH-END DEMAND GROWING
• Make wish list, says expert
• Hillcrest adds new phase
• Dragonfly developmen­t takes flight
• Cypress leaves rivals in shade
• Mining industry digs deep for talent
• Use seasonal employment to help build career resume
• Stereotype­s keep women away from science
• Clarify duties to end work overload
• Buyer prefers four on floor
• Mount Royal project launches sales centre
• Check-in time at reborn hotel
• GET ON THE BALL
• Enjoy five-star living at The Fives in Mayan Riviera
• Weird and wonderful Joshua Tree
• Macabre tales from the Grand Canyon
• Trips and events for as little as. . .
• Pack your bags for these great summer getaways
• Literary tourism takes an adventurou­s twist
• 2012 travel guides
• Lights, camera, Azkaban!
• East Coast set for busy cruise season
• Rewarding history lesson under the hot Israel sun
• Take a bus ride to expand your horizons
• Antarctica returns to tourist trail
• Getting into the swing of cam life
• Brain GAIN
• spending summer with Mother nature
• Camps cater to nutrition, restrictio­ns

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