Calgary Herald - 2014-05-24

• ROUGHNECKS SCORING FANS
• Robo-grading spurned
• GETTING TO KNOW GAGA
• SHOWING THEIR CHOPS
• FALL IN LOVE WITH PARIS
• AUDITOR TO PROBE FIRM WITH TIES TO PRENTICE
• DIAGNOSIS ON THE GO
• CALGARY WARY OF BECOMING A VICTIM OF ITS OWN ECONOMIC SUCCESS
• Leadership candidates question plane fleet
• Insider allegation­s tricky for PC contender
• Auditor general to probe contracts
• Hit-and-run victim looked to future
• Majority want climate change action: poll
• St. Paul suspect shot himself, probe finds
• Motorcycli­st killed in collision
• Private school ‘shocked’ by order to close
• Police cracking down on unsecured loads
• A ray of sunflowers for High River
• Don’t sell transmissi­on lines to U.S. company
• COOL is not cool
• So-called right to be forgotten is just plain wrong
• We’ll never forget our elephants
• Trudeau starts debate he sought to stifle
• Resource industries require public’s support
• Chronic worrywarts are the enemies of a cleaner future
• What if Poroshenko falls short?
• FAITH & REASON:
• New report emerges on Harper’s rift with Supreme Court
• Mysterious hum plaguing Ontario city is real: report
• Military drones face 17-year delay on PM’s promise
• Student ventures power the world
• Partners in progress for the future
• Sterling down, possibly out
• ‘Sniffer bees’ trained to find TNT, scientists say
• Racism in sports
• Global selfies capture planet
• India’s pariah now ‘man of the moment’
• Addiction ‘out of shadows’ giving MAKING OUR COMMUNITY BETTER
• The Herald Cryptic Puzzle
• Faith calendar
• HIDDEN GEM
• Post-NHL CBC has an obvious model
• Battle of the bombshell expats in Paris
• AN IMMODEST PROPOSAL
• Go For the Eyes hits a new high
• Tupac’s final words
• Brantley Gilbert tames his party animal
• The highs and lows of celebrity love
• Santana wants to change the world
• Rascal Flatts keeps it playful
• Canadian film gets thumbs up at Cannes
• Sound of one hand typing: Twitter responses to some of this year’s Cannes films:
• Anti-bullying message inspires film
• CNN anchor rewarded for speaking his mind
• Mad Men sets stage for break
• Target head hits ground running
• Red tape threatens success
• Opportunit­ies present challenges
• Entreprene­ur helping her clients raise cash
• Visa, MasterCard seek chips in U.S. cards
• Rising gasoline prices one factor in Alberta’s inflation
• Designing rig vacuums ‘turns my wheel,’ award nominee says
• Chesapeake denies any conspiracy offer to Encana
• Market prompts Alliance overhaul
• Panel rules against Chinese duties on U.S. vehicles
• Mining industry discovers some discipline
• Rogers management gets new look
• Panel to discuss gender initiative­s
• ‘Free spirit’ couple want to carve out a retirement
• Judge’s curious RRSP ruling
• banks help tsx make solid gains this week
• Riggers set to battle defending champs
• Gone in a New York minute
• Stamps struggle with injuries
• Sutter draws laughs
• Relentless Simeone leads a driven team
• Coach ‘happy to stay’
• Triple OT goal lifts Oil Kings into final
• Rookie Garnett halfway home
• Famous drivers loom over offspring
• Rice apologizes for February assault
• Pitcher found in scrap heap delivers gem
• Gose hoping he’s in Toronto to stay
• Team Canada’s bad trip to the Worlds
• Ibaka’s return would aid NBA’s Thunder
• IRELAND’S LITERARY GIANTS
• Grizzly sightings are best from afar
• Touring is tasty with an open mind
• Battle for Asia market heating up
• Fearful drivers avoid Detroit’s ‘Carjack City’
• City’s growth rarely takes a day off
• Qualico joins Harmony project
• Savanna seeks council green light
• Safe house: Tips to protect toddlers
• Home design winner ‘on the right path’
• Calgary designer a triple threat
• The Grant takes nothing for granted
• MAWSON THEN AND NOW:
• Legacy goes for a timeless feel
• In the lap of luxury
• Working out without leaving home
• WORD PAIRS
• SabalSmart suits young family
• Buyers salute Brookfield
• Demand up in area communitie­s
• Get legal advice before closing deal
• Kismet townhome a charmer
• new condos LIFESTYLES
• Fine art for the masses
• Make appliances work for you
• Lush charm beckons weary
• ENJOYING BOWEN ISLAND
• ‘True family resort’ less than two hours from Calgary
• Surviving the world’s end or loss of a laptop
• Italian tradition stays neighbourl­y at Scopa
• 54 Seafood Feasts filled with delicious ideas
• Garden colour beyond flowers
• Hot stuff at Ladies Night
• Big success for Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Alumni celebrate new honoree Richard Lindseth
• Collection of shorts funny, warm, unpredicta­ble

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