Calgary Herald - 2013-03-12

• IT’S ONLY ROCK ’N’ ROLL BUT GIRLS LIKE IT
• Helmets failing to protect athletes
• Banff rejects plan to limit chain stores
• Centre once tied to eugenics to close
• KINGS DUMP FLAMES
• STUDENTS BOLDLY GO, VIA VIDEO
• ST. PATRICK’S ISLAND EMBARKS ON TRANSFORMA­TION INTO YEAR-ROUND RECREATION MECCA
• CALGARY POISED TO OUTPERFORM AS REAL ESTATE MARKET COOLS
• Liberal leadership hopefuls tweaking their images
• Chavez heir seen coasting to win as Venezuelan­s mourn leader
• An Affront to freedom
• Media won’t hinder Magnotta case
• Like this? Facebook activity tells much
• Cries growing louder for federal tax reform
• Is Alberta budget legally binding?
• Hydro power viewed as carbon solution
• Canada seeks partners for Arctic space program
• Jail death of man accused in rape sparks criticism
• Election to succeed Benedict believed to be wide open
• Spotlight on Sistine Chapel smokestack
• Flanagan’s valuable lesson
• Central Canada’s silly advice
• Alberta needs a legislativ­e budget office
• Plug is pulled on watchdog devices
• Funding for private schools under fire after budget
• Gradon told all of our stories
• Killer sentenced to life proclaims innocence
• Natural gas bus fleet storage debated
• Alderman seeks hiring freeze
• Edmonton teacher faces sex abuse charges
• Scholars detail slave’s 1860 escape to Vancouver Island
• Scandal still hurts figure skating
• Tigers leader stays focused
• Breaking down walls of homophobia in sport
• Vikings agree to trade Harvin to Seahawks
• Stamps dump Khan, sign four import defensive linemen
• Baertschi demotion part of growing up
• Kunitz in midst of career year
• Columbus goalie nets first-star honours
• Chan decompress­ing in Detroit
• Co-op urged to raise bar for egg, pork suppliers
• Province moving to recover full energy costs
• Corkscrew grows as visual presence
• Canada expected to fade as growth leader in G7
• Partners propose new sulphur fertilizer plant
• Blackberry faces Samsung’s latest
• Credit union tips lead to ASC warning
• New process eases flow of bitumen
• Growing Valard lands biggest contract
• Delivering a better world
• Insight: Right talent mix drives success
• TSX up on optimism over blackberry z10
• New wind blows as U.S. nuclear industry wanes
• Imagine Dragons live large
• FASHION STAR
• Anzie takes advantage of golden opportunit­y
• Shine with pixelated prints
• Woman can’t break ties with younger ex
• Seeing zombies? Blame the global recession
• Ramsay back in Hell’s Kitchen

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