Calgary Herald - 2013-10-05

• RELIVING BLACK FRIDAY
• Flood plan totals $830M
• FEELING NO PAIN
• FLAMES HOLD ON FOR FIRST VICTORY
• MAKE THE MOST OF MAUI
• STYLISH SELFIES
• TRAGEDY INSPIRES UPBEAT SONG
• GRAND THEFT AUTO REVS UP CALGARY ACTOR’S CAREER
• Giving cancer a spirited pushback
• Driver runs amok on the Deerfoot
• 15,000 women turned away from shelters
• Accused Mountie shooter’s murder charge dropped
• Province unveils flood-proof plan
• Many aldermen not behind suburban developer fees
• Tory rethinks push for support from party
• City rushing to complete sidewalks
• Contractor facing new charges
• Redford backs call for DNA sampling upon arrest
• Family to move after boy shot
• Former Stamp pleads guilty to assault
• True patriot love for all
• Porn is poisoning our youth and their future sex lives
• Public charade
• Sampling the suspects
• Hands are tied
• Let’s be consistent and not fund abortions at all
• Experts should run
• Yes, your property taxes really are soaring
• Two solitudes: PQ’S reality of separation, image of inclusion
• Alberta can do better than a rainy-day fund
• Chestermer­e suspect charged in latest meth bust
• Man pleads guilty in death of friend
• Cop killers holed up with hostages
• Harper in Malaysia with much work to do on trade
• Protesters want probe of missing women
• Chinese envoy will miss Alberta
• Are wheels coming off the Harper bus?
• Syndromes haunt stroke recovery
• New Tory Senate leader’s past probed
• Stab-proof vests may make way into more prisons
• Tories say no to funds for war-rape victim abortions
• Experts examine links in D.C. crash
• ‘Red Napoleon’ was a national hero in Vietnam
• Tahrir Square locked down amid protests
• Anti-america sentiments rage on in Iran
• Migrants clung to water bottles
• Inmate freed after decades in solitary confinemen­t dies
• School aids fellow football players in High River
• Learning to help others deal with flood impact
• The Herald Cryptic Puzzle
• Catholic health care commitment honoured
• Faith calendar
• Alberta will decide who speaks, premier says
• U.S. workers could plug skills gap
• B.C.’S Clark spells it out
• Mega-clubs threaten Las Vegas gambling
• Mental health’s economic impact huge
• Business leaders optimistic
• Nature blooms where coal mine once stood
• U.S. billionair­e calls out PM over pipeline
• Yanda turns sod for first venture outside China
• Blackberry shares slide amid skepticism
• Air Canada stock soars 14 per cent
• Wheat, canola head toward a record
• Skills mismatch hurts firms
• Research, assess risks before embarking on new career
• The ETF solution
• … to take cash rather than a company pension
• Volatile week ends with market gains
• Positive vibes
• Love takes flight for Calgarian
• Jazz saxophonis­t goes beyond the comfort zone
• Wagner’s music rings true
• Girl most likely to induce monotony
• Clooney stars in role as ‘humble humanitari­an’
• Stars shine at film fest
• Legacies are as varied as those leaving them
• Madonna reveals early rape
• Homeland still surprises
• Wheels roll into finale
• Galiardi a goat no more after paying his debt in full
• Leafs mum on starting goalie
• Internatio­nals avert disaster amid downpour
• Weather curse alive and well
• Stampeders pivot sees no quit in Blue Bombers
• Colts trotting on unfamiliar ground
• Hitmen put win on Ice in overtime
• Observer Crossword
• Sagging Jaguars are NFL’S Sad Sacks
• Aspen Woods grows on city couple
• SHOW HOMES OF THE WEEK:
• SHOWHOME OF THE WEEK
• Couple finds harmony in kitchen
• Home warranty initiative on hold
• Toilets flush with style
• Friendly design’s in the details
• A THREE-CITY TEXAS TOUR:
• Island sounds uplift the spirits
• If you go:
• Maui is a runner’s paradise
• Fire spurs a Carnival reassessme­nt
• LAS VEGAS: ALL DRESSED UP, LOTS OF PLACES TO GO
• Active lifestyle starts at Origin
• GROWTH GIVES SHERWOOD DIVERSITY
• HOMEBUILDE­R EXPLORES CORE
• CONDO OF THE WEEK
• Childhood dream now B.C. reality
• Tattoos a map of man’s moments and memories
• Givenchy scoring big-time with upscale Ts, sweatshirt­s
• Author tackles bullying and isolation
• Posto a tasty add-on to Bonterra experience
• Find that perfect pairing for a fall feast
• Versatile apples complement any dish
• Apple, pork pair wonderfull­y
• About heritage apples
• Shoe designer sticks to formula
• Making mahogany more modern
• Futuristic has embraced livable and warm
• Apologies help build trust and likability
• ‘An obsession with blood’
• Bait hooked on fear
• Author’s strong writing voice trumps all
• Two best defensive lines face off
• When They Were Young
• Timbits Football

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