Calgary Herald - 2014-07-04

• INVESTIGAT­ION MOVING ‘FORWARD’
• ON THE CUSP OF HISTORY
• DOG BREEDER FACES 51 CHARGES
• Earlier liquor serving times draw fire
• Shatner says steak lured him to Stampede
• A sneak peek at Stampede 2014
• Excruciati­ng wait for news of missing family
• Prentice takes high road in ‘nasty’ Alberta politics
• Redford’s expenses report not ready
• Minister breached privacy laws
• Province to boost social work training
• Beat cops hit street to fight crime
• Ex-Stamp Childress gets probation
• Retiring chief leaving city
• Five tools Rob Ford is using to get re-elected
• Flood of pride
• Plenty of reasons to feel queasy over AHS compensati­on
• How we’ve mismanaged our energy wealth
• Sex also for fun
• Primer on all the action
• Making music from art
• Go ahead and break the rules: Photograph­y OK during Stampede
• Veteran barrel racer eyes first grand prize
• Jason Glass keeps family tradition alive
• 5 TO WATCH IN STAMPEDE CHUCKWAGON RACES
• Stampede vet doesn’t plan on slowing down
• Generosity forged unexpected friendship­s
• U.S. watches for improved bombs
• Canada left a mixed legacy in Bosnia
• Israeli troops moved to Gaza border
• ‘Islamic State’ seizes major Syrian oilfield
• World Cup overpass collapses onto vehicles
• Stampede of workers flock to the big show
• ATCO behind ads against Altalink sale
• Power prices in province to edge closer to average
• Condo towers underway
• B.C. companies see dollar signs
• Sundrops spreads its sunshine to Hollywood
• Drone helps real estate soar in Fort McMurray
• Enmax seeks Shepard extension
• TransCanad­a Corp. gives Ont. town $30,000
• Ex mob boss’s son guilty of fraud
• Facebook user experiment­s draw FTC complaint
• ABORIGINAL FIRMS GET LEAN AND FIT
• JOBS DATA BOOST DOW ABOVE 17,000
• Housing market expected to stay hot, TD says
• Daimler tests self-driving truck
• Katherine Monk’s picks:
• Bob Thompson’s picks:
• SOIL MATE:
• Shep doc gets a 10 on the nice scale
• Mike Myers directs portrait of kindness
• Chaos, modernism make strange bedfellows
• Legends duke it out in intellectu­al slugfest
• CAPSULE REVIEWS OF FIRST-RUN MOVIES NOW PLAYING IN CALGARY THEATRES
• Summer in the city brings return of the croptop
• Separated father shackled by his guilt
• Every picture tells a blues story
• It’s not too late to make things POP
• There’s more than one way to give your lawn a winning edge
• Well, at least they caught bin Laden
• Quarters bring a four-gone conclusion
• Farrington rides Uceko back to winner’s circle
• Raonic takes on Federer
• Future stars at rookie camp
• Earnhardt looking for redemption
• NHL’s wild West signing top talent
• Leafs sign 3 forwards to one-year deals
• Raptors reward Lowry with four-year deal
• Laskin likes Canada’s chances
• Trainer sends three horses into Queen’s Plate
• Redblacks put on a show in debut loss
• Riley ready to step in for Riders
• Lions, Als have concerns at quarterbac­k
• AP picks include Bautista in outfield
• Windsor warrior to battle on Ultimate Fighter
• Loss drops Blue Jays into first place tie
• Notable Calgarians in the war
• DONALD FRASER (1882-1946)
• George McKean, captain
• Dolphins lineman banished for four games
• GOING GLOBAL
• Wrangler still packs in a pile of fun
• Restoring a ’41 Chevy
• Mazda’s subcompact peppy, bold and economical
• Porsche Macan highly sporty
• 10 cars were left behind in great barn find
• 2014 Elantra has ‘fluidic sculpture’
• Do these automotive secrets actually work?

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