Calgary Herald - 2013-07-18

• RECOVERY IN HIGH GEAR
• Simmons site to become culinary hub
• SAMPLE 10 OF THE BEST HIKES IN THE CANADIAN ROCKIES
• Flood hazards abound
• ORANGE IS THE NEW HIT
• RECEIVERS ADD TO STAMPS’ DEPTH
• CHARGES WEIGHED AGAINST MLA IN SEX STING
• ARREST MADE OVER POSTING OF MAGNOTTA MURDER VIDEO
• Newcomer to Calgary wins Stampede dream home
• Murder charges upgraded in six-year-old’s death
• Auditor general says he kept quiet on traffic ticket data risks to deter hackers
• Second round of flood aid reaches Stoney Nakoda Nation
• Province warned in 2010 floods could get worse
• NDP calls for review of flood response
• Elbow Park pupils face two years in portables
• Report calls for protected wildland parks on headwaters
• Only 150 displaced by flood remain at shelters
• Westjet plane diverted to Vegas
• B.C. father, foster son charged in ’08 shooting
• Lawsuit in works over remand centre beating
• Car found riddled with bullets after N.E. shooting
• Reason to celebrate at FASHION ADDITION 14+
• Health and wealth rely on nature
• Memo to politician­s: Just say no to dumb stuff
• War on moths too vital to be left to city
• Dani’s resolve
• Enemies of the state: The (almost) Complete List
• Railway lays off Quebec employees
• Tourists drawn to scene of catastroph­e
• End-of-life talk betters patients’ remaining time
• Harper must acknowledg­e ‘horrors’: AFN
• MATTHEW FISHER Royal baby wagers
• PMO denies stonewalli­ng Duffy case
• Military revises 2011 suicide stats
• Minister Kenney to maintain hold on ethnic file
• Grand Chief calls AFN, Indian Act ‘relics’
• Rolling Stone takes heat for cover
• Cleveland man pleads not guilty to rape, kidnap of three women
• Costa Concordia trial hears how 32 drowned
• Taliban commander regrets Malala wasn’t warned of assassins
• Outdated arms sent by Cuba to North Korea
• ‘Stand your ground’ laws under attack
• NASA still perplexed by flooded helmet
• BABY STEPS BACK TO FITNESS
• TIPS ON EATING RIGHT AND GETTING IN SHAPE POST-PREGNANCY.
• Support group to honour poster girl
• Long-term obesity increases the risk of heart disease
• Prostate cancer therapy may harm kidneys
• Eating for you
• Perfect running form: Does it exist?
• Massage yourself …
• Memory lapse an early warning of Alzheimer’s
• Bank chief to keep rates low
• Enbridge pipeline project meets little U.S. resistance
• Co-op’s new liquor store location
• Cellphone makers target elderly users
• 12,000 new jobs slated for Winnipeg by 2016
• Banks gaining appeal with investors
• Raging River stock crests on positive report
• Environmen­talists fire another salvo against Keystone
• Philadelph­ia targets lap dances for taxation
• Apple eyeing ad-skipping TV box, sources say
• Getting the ‘skin’ into the game
• TSX up, loonie down aS raTeS STay STeady
• White-hatted songwriter­s face off for CCMAS
• Romeo and Juliette
• Brennan Elliott’s passion
• Comic brings home Japanese storytelli­ng
• Shaw Festival gets U.S. spotlight
• Making the grade to be a Blue Man
• Bruce Willis back for fun on the run
• Sarah Silverman takes aim at American values
• China effect won’t be big, director says
• It’s all fun and games
• Scott hopes to bounce back from devastatin­g 2012 loss
• Endless DH debate turns 40
• Boss firm on men-only
• Muirfield ‘as we want it’
• Power rankings
• Barr, Couples added to Shaw Charity Classic lineup
• Concussion­s still problem
• Bishop still figuring out Canadian style of play
• Froome makes it look easy
• Soccer’s World Cup in wintertime?
• ‘Walking dead’ create the run of a lifetime
• Standup ‘boarding winning over paddlers
• Long live lifelong learning …
• Alberta artists creating a bed of roses
• Calgarians wage war on garden pests
• CROSSWORD PUZZLER
• Flood inspires auto dealership­s
• Repairing stick requires rebuilding the transmissi­on
• Experts on Heating & Cooling

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