Calgary Herald - 2012-09-26

• Family’s tears flow as highway killer named
• Ottawa defends safety amid ban on Alberta plant’s beef
• BACHELOR DREAMS UP FAIRY-TALE FINALE
• Tories assist no-meet members
• SASKATCHEW­AN POTASH MINERS RESCUED AFTER BLAZE
• NEW HIPPO TAKES UP RESIDENCE AT CALGARY ZOO
• Sharing pain for no-meet committee
• Profile of a killer
• Latimer visit to UK for debate awaits British OK
• DEALING WITH A GIANT
• Councillor urges light touch over Edmonton arena
• Fort Macleod plans last-ditch pitch for police college
• Cut-off date for envoy applicatio­ns extended
• B.C. teen philanthro­pist denied help by province
• Obama urges unity against extremism
• Harper defends decision to skip UN meeting
• Japan, Taiwan trade water blasts
• Harper needs to admit he has an image problem
• Diplomatic row?
• Skate-in-mouth disease
• Anti-blasphemy laws are a danger to the world
• Rediscover joy of food with Sobeys Silverado
• Growing Okotoks to seek water from other sources
• Rat patrol destroys massive colony
• NHL lockout hurts cultural groups
• Magnetism used to aid teens
• Disorganiz­ed Elbow: why street was dug up twice in two years
• Tory minister defends logging in Bragg Creek
• Parkplus facing rival technologi­es in the market
• Dangerous Bow weir replaced but rescue calls persist
• Mom ‘will never forgive’ her ex-fiance
• Bills worry beating victim’s family
• Techrev winners bring prosperity boost to city
• Keyboard for ipad does double duty
• Stampeders quarterbac­k at pains to insist he has recovered from big hit
• Stand-in referees drop ball, Seattle gets win anyway
• Tate will likely dress on Friday
• Standing tall on the blue-line
• Mcdowell Europe’s go-to guy
• Bandits looking good to challenge for title — again
• Alberta teams will represent continent in world curling clash
• Olympic glory awaits youngsters
• Canucks hire Cloutier as goaltendin­g consultant
• NHL, players to resume talks
• Crunch time for CFL teams
• Smith shoulders his way into contention to boost Stamps
• Europeans draw inspiratio­n from Seve
• Calgary comics unleash laugh fest on city
• Give thanks to the slow cooker
• Pot smokers drawn to Vancouver
• Ex-swimmer makes a splash in new career
• Bieber’s mom tells horrific life story
• The Master’s voice on war and weariness
• Locally-shot film attracting notice
• Killers stick to their guns
• Quick, tasty weekday protein
• Actress Mirren reprising role
• Serving up a strip of temptation
• Roasted veggies delight child’s picky palates
• Cooling period, counsellin­g may save marriage
• A guide to bacon and its many cousins
• Johnson takes on the Willis challenge
• The New York Times Crossword
• Glue that binds the Family
• Chinese pipeline leaders invite Calgary dealmakers
• Ban may hit cattle prices
• Time to recharge our energy resolve
• RIM’S subscriber base hits 80 million
• Canada to see unpreceden­ted boom in businesses: CIBC
• Canmore gets Google nod for ‘e-town award’
• Former Syncrude boss honoured
• Debt-laden Connacher wins expansion nod
• Pipeline capacity disputed at hearings
• Indian firm denies oilsands bid
• Executive-level support grows for Nexen deal
• Analysts expect ‘host’ of financings as markets open up
• Invest more, Flaherty urges CEOS
• Sites warned against breaching privacy
• Hockey union goal hits cross-border checks
• ‘Hot’ deals often rejected by big investors
• TSX SLIPS BACK AFTER EARLY POSITIVES
• Year-end clearance event at Hyatt Infiniti
• Changing attitudes on vehicles and driving
• The greasy secrets of changing oil
• A look back at the 2009 Toyota RAV4

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