Calgary Herald - 2013-10-26

• ‘A historic day’
• CHOWDER DOWN EAST
• PAGE’S NEW TURN
• CURIOUS ABOUT CATTON?
• EPIC BATTLE FOR BEST IN THE WEST
• ‘NOTHING TOWORK TOWARD’
• Children badly hurt in bus crash
• Mciver shines three years after political defeat
• Ring road won’t cure all traffic woes, says mayor
• The deal’s long, twisted history
• Hope amid sadness for residents
• Optimism abounds but the deal’s not done yet
• Wynne seeks oil co-operation
• Wildrose leader believes climate change is real
• Great Escape has Canadian connection
• Mental-health support for flood victims funded
• Reservoir can’t bail out Calgary
• Failed murder plot changed lives forever
• Man jailed 5½ years for killing roommate in booze-fuelled rage
• Prime minister has made himself the issue
• It’s folly for British Columbians to reject pipelines
• Families come first
• We don’t need a national securities regulator
• Wildrose makeover will steer it away from far right
• Alberta blows through two-thirds of its financial assets
• Small business needs bigger focus from government
• Officer charged with assault
• Public art best when it spurs debate
• Group wants access to residentia­l school files
• Fire chief apologizes for yelling at resident
• How does an egg farm work?
• Activist describes plight in Russian jail
• Aussie drug mules duped by Canadian scam
• Court rules man’s rights were violated but upholds security certificat­e
• Tories hint they may soften Senate sanctions
• Tory lawyer’s role in payout queried
• Some key points:
• New York still ‘lifting’ one year after Sandy
• Europeans want U.S. in spy pact
• DNA shows Bulgarian couple are girl’s parents
• Acidificat­ion of oceans threatens marine ecosystem
• Catholic newspaper feels pinch
• Police chief graces prayer breakfast
• The Herald Cryptic Puzzle
• Faith calendar
• Jewish group tackles medical dilemmas
• Stressed caregivers have a friend to call
• Mishaps mount at nuclear plant
• Saudi women hit the road in protest
• No privacy for EX-NSA chief
• Wynne working to bridge ties
• Ottawa backs off assessment­s
• Response to New Horizon mega mall ‘overwhelmi­ng’
• Redford keen on energy sector’s health
• Vatican donors get many perks for $500
• Small business is king
• New labour code puts workers at risk, critics say
• Book explores Nigeria’s oil woes
• Petrogas stake sells for $880M
• Digital gift buying likely to set record
• Mobile app careers on the move
• E is for energy literacy
• Regional energy statistics that may surprise
• Strategy: Cut the taxman’s bite
• Death and taxes
• Earnings drive strong week on tsx
• Boeing clips wings of jumbo jets
• Survival epics bring life to the big screen
• Paisley struts his stuff
• Plant still passionate about the blues
• Singers, CPO shine in Tosca performanc­e
• Cinematic riches flood Oscar race
• Feldman says pedophiles target young stars
• $300K raised for kids
• Mustard Seed gala takes care of the basics
• Piano man Billy Joel back in spotlight
• Race continues in Norway
• Docs light up the real world
• ‘I stand behind everything I said’
• Motivated Ovechkin red-hot
• Chamblee backspins roar over Tiger
• Cardinals come home
• Bad blood breeds irritation
• Ticats aim to best Als for first time in 12 years
• Honeymoon has ended
• 5 THINGS TO WATCH
• Dinos’ perfect start sets benchmark
• Observer Crossword
• Jets kind of respectabl­e again
• Family finds Redstone home is the right fit
• Design captures friendly pace
• Builder starts ‘something big’
• Public to share in plan for area
• Rare wood part of $3.149M house
• Developer to help with project
• Company to expand within northeast
• OFFBEAT TOUR OF PEGGY’S COVE INCLUDES SCENERY, STORIES AND STAN ROGERS
• Bay of Fundy offers bountiful adventure
• Website releases top cruise picks
• Put the guidebooks aside in Provence
• Scare yourself silly around the world
• MOBILE APPS BRING NEW IMMEDIACY TO TRAVEL
• View looks good from the Ridge
• Constructi­on pace declines
• Luxury takes Step forward
• Upscale river living offered in Cochrane
• Families get fresh start
• Out the front door and onto the ski lift
• Buying a vacation property?
• The seven stages of marriage
• Fashion industry fails plus-size women
• Discoverin­g the true spirit of absinthe
• Make Halloween sweet, not scary
• Market filling the void in city’s north
• How to make a perfect entrance
• Designing to a room’s scale
• Worst. Literary infraction. Ever
• A cousin’s uncanny story
• Author Bush looks at ‘what it means to write about others’
• Picture book is a delight
• A funny return for flawed, endearing heroine
• Hollywood divorce lawyer tries to keep things civil
• WHO TO WATCH:
• Noise, Noise, Noise
• The Power of Pink

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