Calgary Herald - 2014-07-26

• FOLK FEST BONANZA
• $27M cleanup OK’d for ex-refinery site
• FLAMES SIGN TOP PICK
• THE BEST OF VEGAS
• ‘RAINBOW FAMILIES’ REJECTED
• COLD CASE CRACKED
• ‘BEAUTIFUL, PEACEFUL’ PROTEST
• MORE FORT MAC FLIGHTS
• Esks make 50-50 winner wait
• Glenbow tour offers insight into early Alberta
• Liver cell therapy pioneer turns two
• Parks Canada rejects plan for Maligne Lake lodge
• Ingenuity in the face of Great War
• Railroad artifacts unearthed after a century undergroun­d
• Police bust medicinal marijuana grow op
• AHS turns two home birthing cases over to police
• B.C. latest to impose fee for patrons who vomit in taxicabs
• PCs all but shut door on televised debate
• A stinging report
• We may not like it, but pain makes us human
• Private schools divide pupils by wealth and religion
• Freedoms denied
• Residents’ rights
• GST cut was smart
• Hong Kong can teach China a lot about running a country
• Moderation a key Canadian characteri­stic
• Russian trade may trump Dutch thirst for revenge
• U.S. says Russia is fuelling crisis in Ukraine
• Portrait of aboriginal leader Brant sells for $7.5M
• Chalk River nuclear waste raises alarm in Washington
• Oil spills in the Arctic likely to quickly breach maritime borders, study finds
• Inmates kept in jail despite mental illness
• B.C. associatio­n was cautioned on suspect
• War drives advances in prosthetic­s
• Canadians among Air Algérie dead
• Temporary lull unlikely to change Middle East situation
• Ramadan draws to an end as Muslims prepare to celebrate
• The Herald Cryptic Puzzle
• Adam’s 100-km ride hits the trails today
• Former president had a secret love life
• $3.2B AltaLink sale wins federal approval
• Enbridge falls short of pledge
• Helping firms navigate Canada’s email rules
• THE CALGARY 100
• Technology allows people to track down items with a photo
• ‘Coffee-obsessed’ friends create superior cup of joe
• Downtown space will remain tight
• Encana vows to fight
• Fracking decision in N.S. in limbo
• Edmonton startup behind Vitamin D test kit
• Molson CEO change cooling deal fever
• Ottawa starts year in better shape with deficit cut
• FORT MAC: flights soar
• Retirement held hostage by devastatin­g investment­s and six-figure debt
• THIS WEEK’S MONEY QUESTION
• TSX RISES AS MARKETS IN U.S. STUMBLE
• Great leaders need vision
• India wants to reopen trade deal
• Murdoch asset sale renews talk of takeover
• New blood in Hemlock Grove
• Simple tale behind play’s success
• Outback, Great White North meet at Folk Fest
• Folk Festival features more than music
• Murky spy thriller meanders along
• Costumes take stage for theatre
• Calgary honours business leaders of the future
• Season 2 of Fargo to take trip back in time
• The Strain
• Lewis shrugs off current struggles
• Joni Ortio and his new contract
• ‘Save Gaza’ protest earns rebuke for Malaysia cyclist at Commonweal­th
• Cornish takes care with recovery
• Ex-Rider aims to talk trash to ‘everybody’
• It’s youth vs. experience at QB as Ticats face off against Redblacks
• VanStone: No excuses for Riders
• Pennock facing surgery
• Field hockey captain Gillis learns to tune out critics
• Canada in the rhythm of gold
• DeLaet’s threesome sizzles in second round
• James wins Canadian women’s amateur
• U.S. shuffles lineup to beat Spain
• Bronx blues continue for Buehrle, Jays
• Underdogs help keep baseball alive in Quebec
• Teen athletes seek edge with HGH
• Day and night of the iguana
• Maui festival celebrates local food
• Cheapest days to fly
• Your tour, your way with private guides
• City of spas seduces visitors
• Retro-kitsch Hotel Zed an eye-grabber
• French presidenti­al retreat opens doors
• Great outdoors is just out the door
• New hospital drives resale market
• Evanston tops building demand
• Make your home an illuminati­ng treasure
• Lofty goals met at Ambleside by Excel Homes
• Vinyl floors are back in style
• Lifestyle Homes brings elegance to Chestermer­e
• Riverstone of Cranston an oasis of natural luxury
• The Willows of River Heights offers tranquil setting
• FAMOUS DUOS
• The New York Times Crossword
• Jayman’s Trinity the perfect fit for newlyweds
• The Orchard’s bold statement
• Live the good life in Greenwich
• Cardel Lifestyles to launch two projects
• Guardian condos let you live large
• The Slopes offers weekend getaways
• THE HOUSE THAT COCO BUILT
• La Vida Loca is seriously Mexican
• Decorating, gingham style
• Chanel channels the Roaring Twenties
• The history of Chanel Fine Jewelry at a glance
• Help for the menopause cause
• Underwear, personal lubricant?
• Simple recipes dress up your salads
• Making magic with oil and vinegar
• Iceland emerges as a literary giant
• A Texan’s tales of greed and evil
• Author discovers crime really does pay
• Bill Gaston deserves place alongside short story masters
• A romp through 1970s academia
• Authors turning to crime

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