Calgary Herald - 2013-10-17

• Nenshi’s support at 81% as election day nears
• WOMAN STABBED TO DEATH ON STREET
• SPIRITED FLAMES NIPPED BY DUCKS IN ANAHEIM
• THRONE SPEECH OFFERS BENEFITS TO CONSUMERS
• THEATRE CALGARY STAGES GATSBY’S GREAT LOVE STORY
• Private medical insurance ban challenged
• Voters split on golf course closure
• Mitigation measures draw praise
• Inaction blamed on Griffiths
• Ottawa moves on Quanto’s Law after police dog’s death
• MLAs ready to pick referee
• Victim says he lives with ‘scars’ of abuse
• Influenza vaccine campaign begins
• Housing crunch dominates Banff
• Candidates clash on taxation issue
• Nenshi gets ‘feisty’ to drive up voter turnout
• Congestion a key concern in southwest
• Fringe growth puts strain on transit, roads
• Fatal fire draws $105K fine for owner
• University brews up hands-on beer course
• CBE needs business manager: candidate
• Edmonton residents raise stink about smelly city
• Thin agenda plays to the Conservati­ve base
• After Munro, perhaps we’ll recognize all our heroes
• A healthy contrast
• Romanow prescient
• Planners’ infrastruc­ture bogeyman is naked
• Down with secrecy
• Ottawa vows to protect jobs in ‘unbundling’
• U.S.: Congress approves deal to avoid default
• WILDLIFE: Refuge for victims of suburbs
• If only CCAS had checked its files
• Press body rejects complaints over Toronto mayor coverage
• Washington state gives OK to pot rules
• Bullying-suicide case puts focus on parents
• Scientist uses DNA to unmask yeti
• France expels schoolgirl to Kosovo after class trip
• Toddlers killed, left in toilet stall
• Shake off that sneer
• PILATES WITH A TWIST
• YOGA WITH A VIEW
• AGE OF INSOMNIA
• Limit cellphone use, French watchdog says
• Exploring Calgary’s heart history
• Shoulderin­g the load properly has its benefits
• Growing need feeds Cobs Bread expansion in Calgary market
• EU trade deal within reach
• Fate of Kitimat project rests on numbers
• Alberta, B.C. premiers have challengin­g times ahead
• Airport Crossing begins to take shape
• Adidas opens Sport Performanc­e Store
• Foreign worker plan sparks ideas
• Underpass will do heavy lifting
• Pipeline reversal opposed
• Oil giant boss not impressed by Ottawa
• Refinery loan guarantee sought
• Connacher rises on production gain
• Egyptian telecom magnate ‘finished with Canada’
• Loblaw cuts jobs amid grocery war
• Demand for downtown office space decreases
• Industry sales climb to $6.5B
• Canadian cities have faster wireless than U.S.
• All in the timing
• Family transition a different tax matter
• ‘Reckless’ JPMorgan pays $100M penalty
• Barbie helps Mattel exceed expectatio­ns
• PUBLIC FUNDING IN CLEAN TECH FILLS INVESTORS’ VOID
• U.S. marketS SUrge on bipartiSan debt deal
• ‘What would a Canadian cowboy singer wear?’
• Drake makes no apologies for being sensitive
• Theatre has one mother of a marketing conundrum
• Dora set to explore Calgary
• Palahniuk tackles God, the devil and death
• Spader makes Blacklist a must-watch
• Nirvana, Ronstadt top rock hall nominees
• Aries surprises
• Wonderland worth a look
• Cornish in Burden territory
• Dodgers’ bats extend series
• Cornish says he isn’t ‘fixated’ on accolade
• Buono’s expectatio­ns linger over Lions
• The NHL’s fastest skater is ...
• Shuffled lineup does the trick

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