Calgary Herald - 2014-02-01

• FAST TRACK FOR TRANSIT
• Keystone pipeline clears major hurdle
• FOOD FIT FOR AN OLYMPIAN
• TALES OF TRAGEDY, TRIUMPH
• HIGH-FLYING ADVENTURE
• DIALING UP A DIALECT
• PROVINCE PUBLISHES SALARIES OF HIGH-PAID EMPLOYEES,
• STUNNING ‘SELFIES’
• SUPER SHOWDOWN
• Council to study tax tools to fund LRT expansions
• Oil will move with or without pipeline
• Two advisers earn $700,000
• Top-10 were paid over $3.5M between them
• EMT was passionate about helping others
• AHS overhauls salary structure
• Tories’ call to capture feral horses irks Wildrose
• Crews use saws to free man
• Deputy chief judge aims for efficiency in court system
• Real estate firm files suit against ex-owner
• It’s Groundhog Day for Keystone XL still
• Health workers set a poor example on flu shots
• Let Canadians settle Senate’s fate
• An end to the death penalty
• Law society never took a separate stance on Trinity Western
• Don’t condemn Ukraine to a future of tears
• It’s time we retired too-generous public-sector pensions
• A telephone call can save a child’s life
• ‘What the frig is wrong’ with Julian Fantino?
• Conrad Black ousted from Order of Canada
• Veterans’ support units hit by understaff­ing
• Liberals seek more distance from senators
• Canada’s spy agency faces tough questionin­g over Wi-Fi snooping
• Murdered girl left with cruel mother, judge says
• Gun classifica­tion ‘deeply flawed’
• Engineer charged in Ontario mall collapse
• ‘It’s not right … not fair’ convicted Knox says
• Seafarer found after 16 months adrift on Pacific
• University student shares homeless story
• The Herald Cryptic Puzzle
• Faith calendar
• Ukrainian opposition activist claims torture
• Vodka binge-drinkers have high death risk, says study
• Report a ‘milestone’
• Impact statement affirms pipeline will create jobs
• B.C. government to loosen noose on its liquor laws
• India’s cars fail safety tests, watchdog says
• Resale market continues 24-month upward trend
• National economy still growing
• FireText scores role in Super Bowl
• Cameco sells Bruce Power stake for $450M
• Pipeline firms escaping fines
• Baytex awaits report on odours as hearings finish
• Ottawa welcomes input
• U.S. CEOs to help long-term jobless
• Walmart cautious about earnings outlook
• Real estate is a good fit for this young couple
• five THINGS
• Eu deflation fears tamp down markets
• Foreign-worker crackdown hurting
• Effective mentors make great leaders
• Search on for Canada’s top young entreprene­ur
• ECB pressured to slash rates
• This is storytelli­ng with heart
• Travelling man keeps songs mysterious
• Bieber may face border brouhaha
• Corrie star is not a ‘predator’
• Lyle Lovett loves living life on his own terms
• Broadway brings in the bucks
• Message to Bond star misconstru­ed, Miller says
• Winslet ‘just loves it’ when life imitates art
• All set for Super Bowl
• Meyers takes farewell turn
• A SONG OF NASHVILLE:
• Mica a sheer paradise for heli-skiers
• Carnival’s concert series ready to go LIVE
• Free fun abounds in fashionabl­e Milan
• Lake Placid lodge oozes Olympics
• Giordano is in elite company
• CAM COLE: HIGH HOPES FOR SOCHI
• Special night for Driedger
• Centre of attention
• Parise wild about being U.S. captain
• FIVE THINGS TO WATCH
• Watson keeps up with Jones
• Family seeks lasting Legacy
• Pursuit of luxury living expected to grow
• Pleasure mixed with business
• Elegant design attracts buyers
• Home warranty law in effect today
• Convenienc­e badge of Insignia
• Building permits soar in city
• Impulse leads to right choice
• REC & INVESTMENT PROPERTIES:
• Curious about what resale condos are going for in your neighbourh­ood? Let us help with listings of sales and average prices by area from Oct. 1 to Dec. 31, courtesy of the Calgary Real Estate Board — which says the southwest was the city’s busiest quadran
• Couple launch dream
• City stands tall for highrise pace
• Spice up your life at Sage Place
• Toscana project strikes a chord with Albertan buyers
• Belgian bakery back from the flood
• ‘Everydogs’ get their chance to shine
• Chicken soups that can help with your cold
• What if Germany won Second World War?
• Go Canada: Wines worth a place on the podium
• Burgundy hosts vintage gathering
• Design for downsized dining area
• Probiotic yogurt linked to female weight loss
• There’s a story behind her smile
• Nutrition program tames the Cookie Monster
• Wonder a textured and often elegant novel
• Activist band stood up to Putin

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