Calgary Herald - 2013-12-17

• COUGAR THREAT
• Lotto winner donating $40M
• REDBLACKS SNATCH STAMPS QB
• ANCHORMAN READY FOR PRIME TIME
• WESTJET TO OFFER WI-FI IN CANADA
• POST-FLOOD HEALING TAKES TIME
• TORIES VOW MORE NEW SCHOOLS
• SNOW REMOVAL UNDER FIRE
• PIPELINE PROPOSAL
• Crisis in Calgary not defined solely by June disaster
• Debate over contentiou­s public art policy resumes in May
• Horner disappoint­ed at Ottawa position on CPP
• Details lacking on new schools
• Redford unfazed by Young’s oilsands stance
• Agencies talk tailings pond water release
• Suspect in 2007 murder gets bail
• Lease agreements boost CBE’s finances
• Vehicles hit three people
• Victim, police officer had history
• Judge rules alcoholics can’t be told to stop
• CPP needs to receive a boost
• New cars will make high-speed rail obsolete
• Cities need better accountabi­lity and defamation laws
• Dam potential flood protector
• Transit smart-card initiative alive again
• Ford emblematic of dark direction politics is taking
• Police face scrutiny
• Flood-affected business get in holiday spirit
• Judge orders NSA surveillan­ce stopped
• Ukrainian leader will listen to Moscow offers
• Gang rape anniversar­y sparks protests, vigils
• Fake signer accused of role in killer mob
• Yellowston­e magma chamber bigger than thought, study shows
• First Nations flex muscles
• Hribar brothers build on early success
• Calgary home-price growth doubles national average
• Not a great year for many: survey
• Regulator delays leave Ivanhoe project in dark
• Rolling capital
• BREAKTHROU­GH IN STORING GREEN ENERGY
• Tsx up as traders speculate about fed
• The way forward for oil and gas
• Reducing GHGs from transporta­tion
• Fraser excited for opportunit­y in nation’s capital
• Humphries home to recharge before Olympic drive
• Pats winger excited for homecoming
• Lee-Gartner first Canadian skier to win downhill gold
• Hitmen try to stay on task as break looms
• Lucic disgusted with native Vancouver
• FIVE THINGS TO WATCH
• Putin’s balmy idea pays off with lots of snow
• Little pain for Redblacks’ gain
• TV anchor Fox signing off from Global morning news this week
• JAMES BOND:
• FINE TUNING:
• Recent grad trying to break out of her ‘little black box’
• Be open about costs of hosting relatives
• Higher subsidies lure Avatar sequels to New Zealand
• Actress known for Rebecca role ‘had a helluva life’
• O’Toole a paradox
• Tom Laughlin, 82, set standard for indie films with Billy Jack

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