Calgary Herald - 2014-03-07

• Alberta back in black
• REDMEN PUNT NAME
• POLITICAL MASTERY
• CARE STAFF CHARGED
• ENBRIDGE APPROVAL
• Education ‘shortchang­ed,’ critics claim
• Don Braid: Tories have cause to celebrate
• Editorial: There’s plenty to cheer about
• Government banks on oilsands sector
• $1.8B earmarked for southwest ring road
• One dead, several injured in weather-related pileups
• Calgarians suffer heating bill shock amid coldest February in 20 years
• Flood-recovery cash spread over 3 years
• New cancer centre steps closer to reality
• Higher education receives modest cash boost
• Tories try to balance savings and extra debt
• Homeless programs receive massive boost
• Flood, wildfire preparatio­n gets more money
• Video of man feeding deer in Banff sparks probe
• Rising debt is the storm cloud in Alberta’s future
• A national voice must be heard in Quebec election
• More hijinks in Halifax, please
• Everything is changing — except education fads
• Ukrainians brace for Crimean secession vote
• F-35 jet’s limits raise questions
• ROCKET CATS: Once upon a time…
• Referendum illegal, U.S. says
• At Levant libel trial, it’s 2007 all over again
• Putin uses the carrot and stick
• City turns a new page in EV developmen­t
• Line 9 decision simply makes sense
• Horner takes page from corporate sector
• Nieuwendyk Forever a Flame
• Farm theme ramped up at Swine & Sow tavern
• Web rivals cited as Staples slashes costs
• Chinook Centre cracks list of most productive malls
• CNRL to curb heavy oil output when prices are low
• Report confirms Lac-Megantic oil volatility
• Imperial undeterred by B.C.’s LNG tax plan
• Languishin­g gas pipes seek lifeline
• INVESTORS AWAIT DATA TSX CLOSES LOWER
• CANADA’S OIL SANDS INNOVATION ALLIANCE: COLLABORAT­ION FOR THE ENVIRONMEN­T
• A tailings ponds primer
• Knight shines in faceoff battles
• Alberta’s Koe perched atop the Brier
• Conference final kicks off tonight
• Tiger off to sluggish start at Doral
• Paralympia­n getting her ‘mojo back’ again
• Funding crunch hits elite swimmers
• Actions sparked reactions
• FIVE THINGS TO WATCH
• A noir to remember
• Five other Canadian comedies worth seeing
• Persian kitten with a whip dominates
• Doggone good history lesson
• Passion missing from Romeo and Juliet
• Anchorman star likes sociopathi­c role
• Headey brushes up sword skills
• CAPSULE REVIEWS OF FIRST-RUN MOVIES NOW PLAYING IN CALGARY THEATRES
• Screen awards celebrate Canadian triumphs
• Dance drama dials up the intensity
• These are a few of Pharrell’s favourite things…
• The Orenda chosen as nation-changing novel
• Study warns of teen e-cigarette danger
• Domestic duties kill passion
• Whiz-kid Bieber’s drug test goes public
• ON THE ROAD:
• ROAD TEST:
• This tiger has muscle under its hood
• Plenty new in the world of pickups
• Top 10 things to see in five days
• Full-sized SUV beloved by families
• Convertibl­e bonds neighbours for life
• How to navigate the mess after a vehicle collision

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