Calgary Herald - 2013-10-18

• HEALTH BOSS CALLS IT QUITS
• Tory cleared of ethics breach
• RELAUNCHED SPECIAL SECTION GETS PERFORMANC­E BOOST
• FATAL SHOOTING
• SLAIN MOM FEARED FOR HER LIFE
• BIGFOOT HUNTER IN CALGARY HAILS NEW RESEARCH SUPPORTING YETI
• CLASSIC CARRIE RISES AGAIN WITH UPDATED SPECIAL EFFECTS
• DECISION 2013
• Woman tried to save friend, witness says
• Senior with cancer faces eviction over unpaid fees
• City looks to increase transit police on buses to ease safety concerns
• Eagle was on the plank, walking
• Interim Alberta Health Services boss inherits sizable challenges
• Alberta Health Services history
• School boards a mystery to voters
• Data confirms growing class size in Calgary
• Private health insurance is really no panacea
• It bugs me when health workers won’t get flu shots
• Job sharing
• She’s Canadian now
• Nenshi’s fight will affect housing affordabil­ity
• Family key to help troubled youth
• Chestermer­e woman charged in fatal crash
• Taxes, spending key in Ward 14
• Health insurance ban goes to court
• E. coli forces four beef recalls in month
• Unions back select candidates
• Environmen­t a key issue in Canmore election
• Fleeing sex offender found in Seattle
• Three members face Senate suspension
• Obama renews attack on Republican­s
• PHILIPPINE­S:
• REMEMBERIN­G:
• Police-shooting inquest told Tasers rarely useful
• Harper the strategist goes missing
• Air pollution causes cancer, study says
• Lawyers in Colorado theatre shooting case tussle over evidence
• First World War centenary marked by 30 countries
• NSA helped out in drone strikes
• Unearthed skull sheds light on movement of human ancestors
• Vietnam’s energy thirst fuels nuclear demand
• Diamonds clouded in scandal
• Caimans thrive in Rio’s toxic waters
• Canada West Foundation relaunches
• Firms urged to hire Canadians
• Albertans cool to idea of more Chinese investment
• THRONE SPEECH: Pipelines get a boost
• Hamilton to be feted for service to city
• Booster Juice president wins Prairies entreprene­ur award
• Canada-EU deal secured
• Female-run SMEs an untapped resource, report says
• Crescent Point production soars past year-end target
• Natural gas leak slows oilsand work
• Hydrogen plant set for Edmonton
• Lenovo emerges as BlackBerry buyer
• Canadians like their banks but resent the service fees
• CN dispute with workers may dampen record crops
• Alberta leads hike in investment for non-residentia­l building constructi­on
• Facebook lets teens share public posts
• FOSSIL FUELS WILL REMAIN TENABLE: STUDY
• U.S. ‘over-fracked and over-drilled,’ Shell technology official says
• TSX TopS 13,000 for firST Time Since 2011
• WikiLeaks story lacks juicy villain
• Cottage Country
• SADIES ON STAGE
• CAPSULE REVIEWS OF FILMS NOW SHOWING AT CALGARY THEATRES
• Choosing and caring for your winter coat
• Use of donor eggs to get pregnant rises
• Kids need time to accept new relationsh­ip
• ‘There’s that guy! You were in ... you were in ...’
• Hello Ladies painfully funny
• BREWING up a star
• Red Sox take series lead
• No regrets over Jones draft
• FLAMES: Galiardi learned much in San Jose
• STAMPS: Cornish races toward title
• Hitmen win shootout
• Wotherspoo­n trying to get his Olympic race legs back
• Faceoff men have tough battles ahead
• Jets’ Kane may play against Blues
• Pink campaign is close to Sams’ heart
• Cards look to rookie in pitching rematch
• Trojans soccer teams chasing playoff berths
• Dinos’ improvemen­t continues week after week
• Seahawks smother Cardinals QB
• Feelin’ Suburban
• Ride to raise funds for prostate cancer
• Ram 1500 EcoDiesel
• Speed-limit hike is not a death wish
• Quick, luxurious SUV hits the road — in Europe

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