Calgary Herald - 2013-04-10

• DRIVERS RACE TO BEAT CLOCK
• Fears grow for distance learning
• Pipeline critics called ‘far from reality’
• POLICE TASER AGGRESSIVE DOGS
• TIGER SET TO POUNCE
• FRITTATA TAKES THE HUMBLE EGG BEYOND BREAKFAST
• U.S. BEATS CANADA 3-2 TO WIN WOMEN’S HOCKEY GOLD
• CANCER SUFFERER GETS 90 DAYS FOR BANK ROBBERY
• AGRIUM COMES OUT ON TOP IN PROXY FIGHT
• Why tighter gun laws won’t work
• Queen to attend Iron Lady’s funeral
• Some Britons rejoicing in Thatcher’s passing
• Drug purchase strategy has backfired, Wildrose says
• Tories flexible on climate change plan
• AHS begins separate queue-jumping review
• AHS warned over nursing home cash
• Radarsat-1 down: Canada’s eye in the sky blinks out
• Zoo lockout looms over panda exhibit
• Idle No More caught federal attention early
• Manitoba elder ends five-day hunger strike
• Sex assault prompted suicide, mother says
• Ottawa vows to get offshore tax records
• Baird faces language controvers­y
• Redford pays a price for alienating ‘everybody’
• Park this policy
• Uncivil behaviour
• Iron Lady restored capitalism’s ‘nervous system’
• Reopen the debate
• Thatcher’s legacy
• No public danger
• Koreas calm despite warnings of war
• Ex-soldier kills 13 in Serbian village
• Al-qaida in Iraq unites with powerful Syrian rebel group
• City settles Parkplus dispute
• Fund seeks to preserve free parking
• Two charged, sheriff hurt after car rammed by stolen truck
• Charges laid after teen sexually assaulted in downtown washroom
• AFL says chains abusing program
• Webber Academy student wins top science award
• Former Stamps star arrested again
• SPCA auctions off rescued horses
• Okotoks involved in new water fight
• Brodie bracing for crash course
• Calgary takes 3-1 series lead
• Dinos prepare to hit the road
• Oil Kings thrash Tigers, push them to the brink
• Goalie Fredrick helps Bandits reach final
• Tanguay processing his new surroundin­gs
• 5 THINGS TO WATCH
• Flames hold out hope for top pick in draft lottery
• Colorado’s Giguere rips team’s effort
• Back on top and ready for the Masters
• Burris again hosting weekend ‘for the kids’
• CANADA’S NEW GREEN POSTER BOY
• Wilson charms way on to Real Housewives
• Frittata makes satisfying meal
• Mann makes a musical life on the road
• Lunchbox’s new season mixes fresh works, familiar faces
• Love for Levon, music radiates in live tribute
• Sizemore lifts curtain on A-list affairs
• Satire only boosted Thatcher’s image
• Announcer voiced baseball history
• Testing marathon ensures perfection
• Grapefruit Chiffon Cake
• Going mobile
• Fun and games
• diving the give of health
• Air Miles cash marks its first anniversar­y
• Variety the spice of loyalty credit cards
• Hotel chains offer the personal touch
• Film fans tune in to program
• Fill the fridge with organic food
• Woman frustrated by her difficult mother
• A novel vacation
• ‘Doctor Who destroyed my career’
• Calgary rocker stuck in ‘prison cell’ of clutter
• Idol women lead charge
• Jamie Zachary
• Lone Star brings dream machines to life
• Courtney Hansen
• RVers pimp their rides
• Video puts emphasis on changing face of Calgary
• Jana shows no grace in defeat
• Postmedia chairman ‘was best of the best’
• Baird talks up potash deal
• Call centre use to be expanded
• Indian gas find reports buoy Niko stock
• Export options could help case for Keystone XL
• Looking for the safety margin
• Energy stocks have upside for investors
• Calgary firm links music and digital devices
• Apple’s air of mystery fuels rumours
• Sony’s Xperia ZL smartphone dependable, but not exceptiona­l
• NEWS FROM CHINA YIELDS SOLID ADVANCE
• Google’s Android OS faces antitrust complaint

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