Calgary Herald - 2013-09-14

• LAST-MINUTE VICTORY
• Alert raised over rail safety
• HOW COWTOWN WAS SEDUCED BY SHELLFISH
• FLOOD JOURNAL
• FRESH START FOR SMART
• SCOOTER DIARIES
• HEALTHY CHANGE?
• ALBERTA SEARCHES FOR NEW GAS BUYERS
• LOUGHEED LEGACY TO SHAPE LEADERS
• Bow Valley flood recovery continues
• War internment camp exhibit opens
• CNOOC makes largest-ever library donation
• Evolution of a Superboard
• Tories accused of dragging out ethics investigat­ions
• Wildrose wants Stettler investigat­ed
• Bragg Creek an unforgetta­ble experience
• Fewer ballots cast means voters ‘happy’
• Murder charge laid in case of woman hit, killed by car
• Strathcona caught up in lurid scandal
• Alberta’s wetlands policy turns out to be all wet
• Obama’s indecision lets Putin steal the spotlight
• Endangerin­g prison guards
• Should fire and EMS both respond to emergencie­s?
• PQ needs to be more honest
• Where’s the taxi oversight
• Neil Young’s utopian vision of Mother Earth
• Headlines’ glum economic picture incomplete
• Girls are the best advocates for their rights
• Hunt on for identity theft suspect
• Herald book raises funds for flood relief
• Harper wins time to reshape agenda
• Some government bills that will go by the wayside because of end of session
• What exactly is prorogatio­n?
• Mourani expulsion a bad sign
• Will Bloc’s piggybacki­ng on PQ ‘values charter’ work?
• Wallin repays Senate more than $150K
• Prison painting contested in suit
• Ikea monkey not going back to ‘mom’: Judge
• Inmate sues over jail treatment
• Obama’s border agency pick knows Canada well
• Balloonist in Newfoundla­nd: ‘This doesn’t look like France’
• Muslim group questions rules on visitors
• Ominous posts target officer who shot injured fawn
• Chemicals ban a first step
• Four sentenced to hang in New Delhi bus rape case
• Syria at a glance
• Will global warming truth brave the cold light of day?
• Child mortality rates fall by half
• Russian psychiatri­c hospital fire leaves dozens dead
• Al-qaida urges more attacks
• Expo opens new doors to students and families
• Iran says it has cut uranium stock
• Horse event draws families
• Yom Kippur is the day of atonement
• Massage clinic wants to give back
• The Herald Cryptic Puzzle
• Faith calendar
• Denture cream used to fix endangered turtle’s shell
• Altagas deal ensures propane for export
• Lofty hopes precede pipeline report
• Twitter seeks smooth IPO
• Canadian jobs at stake in F-35 contract, says Lockheed Martin
• Bigger footprint for retail centre
• Harper hoping to garner support for projects
• Pipeline giant, gas firms reach deal
• Consumer debt ratio inches up
• OSC flays alleged penny stock fraudster
• Leadership vacuum raising risk of U.S. government shutdown
• Let go of that logo: Brands lose lustre
• Bullying bad for business
• Part-time retail jobs work for students
• Today’s retail landscape rich in opportunit­y
• Income downsized, but spending remains the same
• Five things
• DOLLAR FALLS AS SLIDE CONTINUES FOR GOLD
• Eli Lilly files for NAFTA arbitratio­n
• Lockheed subsidiary opens Montreal maintenanc­e plant
• Braids of change
• Calgary got its groove on during the ’80s
• MOCA story
• Flood book helps explain disaster to kids
• Innovators meet The Walrus at Beakerhead
• Satisfacti­on eluded Faithfull
• Tai chi morality tale is complex tomfoolery
• Urban renewal
• Frazer Hines knows who’s Who among Whos
• Actors score Bettys
• Pride proves city has come a long way
• Diana filmmakers face hail of criticism
• Guccione tale is filthy gorgeous
• Revenge’s companion slides into Sundays
• Dexter limps to its demise
• Queen Latifah embarks on talk-show reboot
• 102 Minutes compelling viewing
• Brodie has chance for glory
• Eskimos tackle losing streak, Embattled Riders pair suiting up
• Raonic aces win to knot Davis Cup
• Furyk 6th player to card 59 on PGA Tour
• Riders pair suiting up
• O’brien gets leaner, still mean
• Newest Habs bring brains
• Leafs goalies stay positive about crowded crease
• Prospect report: Kulak
• Ramo not trying to be the new Kipper
• Young guns to be given the chance of a lifetime
• A wild and woolly start to NFL season
• Bears’ QB gets boost
• Weighty issue clouds rich bout
• Crossword
• Builder earns top award for Alberta
• Constructi­on pace rises 13 per cent
• Room’s a stage for theatre artist
• Cosy nest found in Ravenswood
• Home gurus to offer tips
• List of winners
• Volunteers honoured
• The Roslin made for relaxing
• Parade takes flight at Heron Pointe
• Projects building buzz in town of Cochrane
• Floor plan scales The Heights
• Once upon a time, in a far off land
• Atlantic paradise a Bermuda cruise away
• History lives on in Corpus Christi
• Muttart Conservato­ry a plant nerd’s paradise
• Mount Fuji’s UN honour is a mixed blessing
• Villas new high for Watermark
• Economy boosts resale condos
• Lake lifestyle ’Smart choice
• University City teaches flair
• Figuring out fees depends on bylaws
• Sweet deal on lake at B.C. resort
• INSIDE: RENTING TIPS
• Unflinchin­g chronicle of captivity
• Pink meets punk in fashion for fall
• Arbiter of etiquette takes on the digital generation
• Greek dream becoming a reality downtown
• Jack Daniel’s makes splash in Canada
• Tomato. Onion. Butter. Good to go
• How we’re programmed to eat more
• Colourful appliances spice up kitchen decor
• Custom pieces bridge form, function
• Millennial habits fuel din at dinner
• Kids and teens
• The way of the Huron warrior
• The Orenda unfolds like a mystical vision
• Latest Jack Reacher novel rips along
• Local boutiques have your back this season
• Step out with stylish booties

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