Calgary Herald - 2014-01-04

• SERVE AND PROTECT
• RESTAURANT­S, BOOKS & DESIGN TRENDS FOR 2014
• City property values near boom level
• CHURCHES TRY TO KEEP THE FAITH
• FLAMES FIRING BLANKS
• A KILLER ROLE
• HALF-PIPE DOMINATION
• Harrowing ordeal for ex-‘lost Boy’ caught in recent Sudan fighting
• Albertans urged to get flu shots
• Floods erased $405M in home values
• Autobody worker faces fraud charge
• Helping people float their boat
• Trans-canada reopens
• Khadr fills prison time with education
• Flood tunnel raises tough questions
• Our cold weather shapes who we are
• Denounce envy and restore community standards
• Trouble for temps
• Signs of extravagan­ce
• Surcharge a small price to pay for committing crime
• Tories sliding despite favourable conditions
• Why Canadians pay so much for their travel
• Winds of change are blowing on Alberta’s prairie
• Canada’s great historical shame
• RCAF eases medical standards
• Toronto looks at army help in ice-storm mop-up
• Charter challenges a hiccup for
• Antarctic rescue ship may also get stuck
• India’s PM to step aside after election
• Christmas still to come for many
• Faith calendar
• Mideast parties bicker amid peace push
• Massive meth haul in China
• Tourism industry booms
• Forecasts point to Goldilocks economy in 2014
• A commercial future in the Northwest Passage
• Downtown office vacancy rate rises
• Blackberry sues Seacrest company over iphone case
• Energy hub enjoys boom
• Kitimat increases highest in 2014 B.C. values
• Power, natural gas prices on the rise
• Partner’s income could be tipping point
• Miners back off amid tepid chinese data
• Top five workforce issues in 2014
• Getting a jump on the New Year’s job hunt
• Make your next impression a lasting one.
• Experts debunk myth of old-versus-young struggle
• CALGARYHER­ALD.COM/TRAVEL
• British food forgettabl­e? Think again
• Occidental marches to its own beat
• St. Louis still proving people wrong
• Finns showing no fear of Canada
• Bo knows consistenc­y on the hockey rink
• Burke was harsh, but consider the context
• Rock crush Roughnecks in opener
• Looking for a hot team in cold climes
• Olympic site a tale of two cities
• Blondin not impressed, but skates to victory
• Ricker, Mcmorris lead Canada’s snowboard hopes
• Brees, Foles set to meet for first time
• Colts trying to turn down pressure
• Bengals out to end lengthy playoff drought
• Where does the show go from here?
• Leo (July 23 to Aug. 22)
• Virgo (Aug. 23 — Sept. 22)
• Sympathy for the devil
• Phil Everly part of influentia­l duo
• Series that won’t die holds its own horrors
• Clan’s gun line faces flak
• A year of big surprises beckons in pop
• Cazalet Chronicles author dies
• Studios search for new ways to predict film flops
• Supply of land ‘fly in ointment’
• Cookbook writer dishes on home
• Design creates sense of arrival
• Constructi­on to flex muscles
• REC & INVESTMENT PROPERTIES:
• Corner suite offers double the view
• Next phase uncorked at Champagne
• Three ways to rent out property
• Parkinsons reignites passion for poetry
• Simple salmon recipe has flavour in the bag
• American Hustle celebrates ’70s style
• Pretty patterns and cool hues in decor, fashion
• New restaurant­s to watch for in 2014
• Budget wines help deal with January bills
• Warm up with wood this winter
• Love these online jewels
• Too sweet on video games? How to control that crush
• Do five good deeds a day
• Facebook now ‘uncool’ with teens
• Follow the logical road to riches
• Exciting prospects for 2014
• Widow finds her way to solid ground
• Stories expose harsh reality of youth
• The Lyons eye helps shape J.crew’s look
• Weather apps tops in Canada

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