Calgary Herald - 2012-12-06

• HOMELESS YOUTH GET A HAND UP
• MLA forced to repay $10,600
• Delays see .08 charge tossed
• GOOD VIBES FOR NHL
• OILPATCH REPORT POINTS TO NEED FOR IMPROVEMEN­T
• Doctor testifies ER staff told to bump VIP
• DANGEROUS OFFENDER STATUS SOUGHT FOR PAXTON
• NEW STUDIO IN CALGARY TAKES FITNESS BUFFS FOR A SPIN
• Sea Shepherd’s Watson back patrolling ocean
• Work crews level historic French chateau ‘by mistake’
• Arizona executes killer of two girls
• Clear criteria for payment of MLA legal fees sought
• Tories push election financing law through
• Ford granted reprieve from ouster
• Kenney at border to tout arrests of ‘irregular arrivals’
• Tories quietly defer gun marking rules
• Tempers flare over budget bill
• Alarm raised over IT security
• Kent lauds Canada’s climate record
• Government resignatio­ns increase Egypt’s woes
• Baird says Israel settlement plan not helpful
• Why the feds should avoid Muskrat Falls
• Obama’s spending threatens America
• Labour pains
• Shooting from the hip
• Hamas is the greatest barrier to Mideast peace
• Bodies show tragic toll of Philippine­s typhoon
• Urban athletes urge city to preserve ‘parkour paradise’
• Real estate giant remembered for shaping city core
• Low-income youth to get transit break
• Tis the season for more road stops
• Alberta urged to test children early for hearing loss
• Debate rages over loyalty points issue
• Aldermen powerless to stop windowless bedrooms
• Ex-church volunteer seeks to vacate sex abuse plea
• Man who shot woman acquitted of assault
• Firefighte­rs battle Bridgeland blaze
• Care homes under scanner
• Ex-cadet instructor jailed, banned from Forces for sex assaults
• U.S. mulls grizzly bear trophy hunts
• Is Zumba really a workout?
• Urine luck guys: Flow is worth studying
• Forgiven affair still causing deep hurt
• Sticky fingers infect
• Use yoga to relax while doing chores
• Waterton’s wondrous winter
• Kids ditch the bus for adventure
• CP unions want answers
• Tories may extend deadline for Nexen deal
• Scaffoldin­g company reaching the heights
• Getting rich click by click
• U.K. growth forecast cut
• Berlusconi mulls comeback
• Oprah network scrutinize­d
• Time crunch sees demand for personal shopping services up
• Alberta small business confidence sees sharp drop in November
• Load factor up for airline duo
• Big players grab stakes in tiny Arcan
• N.W.T. eyes Mackenzie shale oil lode
• Buy Alberta gets Safeway boost
• Nokia Siemens sells unit to Redknee Solutions
• CRTC won’t review Telus foreign ownership
• Screen producers hit with $1.96B cartel fine
• Study says weather boosted wheat in 2012
• Free Shipping Day hopes to lure online shoppers
• Snc-lavalin consortium to build Ottawa LRT
• Consortium offers $4.4B for Primaris
• Freeport to pay $9B for Plains, Mcmoran
• Citigroup takes $1B charge, slashes jobs
• Wal-mart balked at safety upgrade costs
• Greece slides in graft rankings
• City of Light may be dimmed
• One Voice builds bridges
• Six-way tie for top 2013 Grammy nominee
• Calgary arts groups are sellouts in Ottawa
• Cleveland cuties red, hot and funny
• Cronenberg’s Cosmopolis makes TIFF’S top 10
• Jazz titan Dave Brubeck dies
• Mother Mother used to scorn
• Reunited Belvedere returns revitalize­d
• Rising star Ke$ha stays down to earth
• Witherspoo­n a model mom
• Landing the Las Vegas strip
• Backstage at Vogue mag
• Finally, talks make headway
• JOHNSON: Glenn Hall on 50-year anniversar­y of record
• SKI CROSS: Leman’s lofty goals
• John MacKinnon’s column
• Flames players react to labour progress
• ‘Blur’ produces big sledge hockey win
• Broncos, Raiders going opposite ways
• Newly signed Peach eager to join Stamps
• Martin willing to shortstop for Canada at WBC
• Rider Sears has ‘good problem’
• O Christmas tree
• Holidays take centre stage
• Pet proofing provides greatest gift of all
• Local students reach out to Ghana children
• Is re-flash a scam?
• Public to get hands dirty at holiday workshop
• CROSSWORD PUZZLER
• Leaving no one behind

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